Vodzsla Triple Portable Monitor for Laptop,Full HD IPS 11.6'' Dual Monitor Screens Extender,HDMI/USB/Type-C Plug and Play Gaming Computer Monitor for 13.3”-16” Mac Windows Chrome Laptops

This is a semi-long review, aimed at my fellow mobile workers who just can't do with one screen. Short version: BUY IT. Long Version: I have a home office and a work office, 5 screens in each, all powered by my laptop, so using one screen when I am out and about is just a pain. I tried the mobile stand-alone AOC screen, too big (15.6), with too many wires, and it cracked after one airplane ride (people and their carry-on!). When I saw this one I thought to give it a try. I use a 13.3 slim Lenovo, which has 1 X HDMI out, 1 X USBC (video) out, and 2 X USBs. The Good: The 11.6 screen-size are perfect for a 13-14-15 inch laptop, not too big not too small, and most importantly not too heavy (which is an issue if you tried something like this before), they stay mounted on the screen without pushing down on the laptop hinges. It has a little kick-out stand to support the weight, but It's not needed. Setup time: 90 seconds if that. once you figure out the cables, it's very quick. I use one HDMI+USB to one screen (since HDMI does not provide power you need a USB), and the 2nd screen is USBC so only one cable is needed. total 3 cables. I should mention that the retail package you get will have many other cable configurations so you won't need to buy anything else, it's all in the package. Durability: Learning from past mistakes, I bought a hard case (for laptops, there are many on Amazon, I use Nacuwa) and store the folded screens in that. Works great and survived multiple flights so far :-) The Negative: brightness. Let me be specific; if you do most of your work indoors (Starbucks etc) this will not be an issue AT ALL, the screens are awesome, but if you work outside, you will feel like the brightness is a little "underpowered". In reality, most of us don't work outside in the bright sun, but rather in coffee shops and shared spaces, so that's really not an issue, but a good review tells it all. Would I buy this again? YES. I would have loved for two screens and some plastic to cost $150-170 and not $350, but I guess the price point is not there yet. Looking at all the other dual-screen setups out there, this one is good quality, on the lower price side, and with a hard case to protect it (buy one!) I can see getting many good years of use out of these. HTH.

Before I start writing this short review for this product, I would like to make a couple of disclosures. I am just a regular computer user with no experience in writing product reviews and not associated with the company that makes the Vodzsla portable laptop monitors in anyway. Also, what I am writing is my personal opinion based on my observations after using this product for about two months. This review does not cover all aspects of this product. The pandemic has made it possible for us to be flexible on how and where we work; or consider being our offices. For those who sometimes work remotely, you must admit that many at times, even just in your house; you frequently work in different rooms or locations for a variety of reason. Some of us even work while traveling. All what matters to most employers is increase productivity no matter where you work. Because of the above reasons, I set out to look for a portable laptop monitor that can enable me to achieve the beauty of having multiple monitors on a single device. Vodzsla Portable Tri-Screen for Laptop gave me the opportunity to enjoy the benefits of having three screens than one. It’s always easier and efficient in working with two or three screens than working with one. This is because, you can open up multiple applications or windows such as: messaging app, collaboration app, while still working in an application such as word processor, PowerPoint presentation or running codes on a server all at the same time without having to be using alt+tab keys (on windows machine) to switch through these different windows or applications; as opposed if you were working on a single monitor. Make sure to read the product specifications (especially noting the connectivity ports) and compare it to your laptop specifications before purchasing this product. If your laptop does not have a USB-C port, you might not be able to have the fully benefit of this product. What I like about this product is that, straight out from the box, the user manual is short and specific enough; giving me just the minimum amount of time that I need to go through and be able to set it up. It comes with all the accessories (cables) needed to set it up; no time to waste in buying extra cables. Once the device is properly connected, it boots up to the desktop display without the need of additional configuration (not sure if it does the same with a mac machine though). In essence, this is a plug-n-play device (no worries in trying to download and install drivers). The different angles of rotation for the two screens makes it ideal to rotate them to different positions depending on what you are doing and intend to achieve. For instance, the 235 degrees rotation of the left screens means that, you can conveniently rotate the left screen to the back of your laptop for others to see your screen when demonstrating something while you all are seated on the same table. The screens are large enough to comfortably handle any task that can be done on an average laptop or tablet. The adjustable nature of the tri-screen holder provides the flexibility to the screen to accommodate different laptops’ lengths. The screen resolution is optimum for my likeness however; the is a menu option that one can change some settings such as Brightness, color, contrast, resolution, etc. The top latches and the lower brackets provide some level of security to securely mount or anchor the screen to you laptop (provided the laptop will be stationary). The things that I do not really appreciate about this product that could be improved upon are: the mounting latches and brackets; if could be provided with mechanism to be lock in place after mounting or anchoring to the laptop will be great. This will prevent the screen from falling off the laptop when one tries to lift it up from one place to another or working with it on one’s laps (after all, isn’t it called a laptop?). The plastic latches at the lower end of the screens appears and feels as if they are not solid like the top latches hence, can easily break. The none adjustable nature of the latches and brackets to accommodate different laptop thicknesses presents a challenge mounting the device to a laptop for someone who did not pay close attention to the screen’s and laptop’s specification to make sure that both are compatible. Based on the price tag of this product and the amount of productivity, convenience and flexibility that I have achieved so far, I think the benefits of the Vodzsla laptop monitor outweighs its drawbacks and I will certainly recommend it to a friend.

Love the concept and the price for what you get is comparable. We are full time RV’ers and size matters when it comes to storing things. This product is excellent in this regard as both screens fit in my laptop case and transport easily. They also take up little area when set up. I would recommend using this product at a table rather than your lap for stability although this may be more of an issue for our setup as our laptop is on the smaller side of the recommended screen size. Seems well made and they give you all the cables you need to connect to your laptop. Picture is good you just have to adjust it to your liking. The only thing I wish they did differently was to make the lower mounting tabs a little longer and wider so they fit my screen a little better. This IS NOT the fault of the manufacturer but rather the way my laptop is made. I have a HP Pavilion x360 Convertible laptop and if the screen was 1/4” taller this would not be an issue. Again this is NOT due to the way the screens are made.

I currently use a portable monitor for my MacBook Pro and it is extremely clear and user friendly. I was hoping this dual monitor system would provide a level of clarity like the single one. From the time I plugged in the system, I knew it was A no-go for me. The screens immediately began to affect my eyesight, causing me to squint and look away. Switching views between the dual monitors and my MacBook Pro, made my head feel light. I’m not kidding! I immediately packed it up and left it alone for a few days. I tried again a few days later with the same results. Away, I sent it back to the seller. Having multiple screens is a must for me, however, not at the expense of my health.