Maxfree T2 Triple Portable Monitor for Laptop, 13.3 1080P FHD Dual Monitor, One Cable Plug and Play Laptop Screen Extender for Mac/Windows, Support M1/M2 Chip MacBook Monitor for 13.3”-17” Laptops
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Kaka
15-11-2024The screens fit on both my personal (MAC) and my work laptop (HP). It is sturdy but not too heavy. This monitor is easy to set up and tear down while working from home. It is easy to fold down and store in your bag with your laptop. It makes it much easier to multitask when traveling. I purchased this to work remotely abroad and it was exactly what I needed! It give me 3 screens for my laptop. Very easy to use and amazing quality.
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Chris
> 3 dayI purchased it for our summer vacation and I needed an extended screen for meetings so that I can present and read at the same time. Before you purchase any extended screen, check your screen size. It fits my hp laptop well and there was a back supporter. It comes with a separate high quality bag so that I can carry it around. It is reasonably light and easy to pack/unpack. I encountered an issue that one of the screens was flickering and I fixed the issue quickly. I had to change the settings to be 60hz to match up with my main laptop screen - in the middle. I read online that you can also switch the main screen. Apparently, it is a common issue for extended screens. The installation is simple. The chip is already in the extended screen, be sure to use the cable that comes with it so that the software can be automatically installed. Mine was up and running within a couple of minutes. With the extended screen, I can work during summer vacation.
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Catherine
> 3 dayIf you need multiple monitors with a portable option these do work nicely. They install quickly and quite securely, you will need to use the kickstand on a MacBook, but my laptop can support the added weight just fine. Setup is quick and the monitors come online quickly they work well mirrored or extended, and so far when disconnected and reconnected my devices remember my settings, I am not sure I would count on that but it seems to be the case the few times I have used them.
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Juniorverse
> 3 dayWow. I have an Asus ZenBook Duo 15.6 laptop with a second monitor built-in above the keyboard. I had an older single monitor accessory from Mobile Pixels that attached to the back of my laptop using sticky magnets, but it eventually started to fall off and left me wanting a second monitor on the other side, too. When I saw this dual monitor setup using a sliding attachment to fit various widths and clamps that hold onto the monitor, one that could be easily removed and used on other laptops if desired, I had to grab it. It is fantastic. It fits my laptop perfectly thanks to its adjustable width. I have my laptop on a sloped stand already, and I didnt need to use the included rear kickstand on this monitor because it holds on well enough using the little rubber grips around the three sides of the screen. Its a great design because if I want to use it on my Surface Book, it is easy to readjust and clamp onto that at any time, then switch back to this laptop again quickly. I only needed to use a single USB cable for both display and power from my laptop but if your laptops USB port cant power two monitors at once, you may need to use a secondary USB cable and adapter (included) and plug it into an outlet. The screen image quality is excellent, too. In the included photo, the taskbar looks a little large because it was accidentally running at 150% dpi. I bumped it down to 100% afterwards so things werent so huge. The Full HD resolution is perfect for the screen size. Im very happy with this dual monitor attachment... it will make work so much easier when I am on my laptop. If I had one complaint, it would be the huge MaxFree logos on each monitor, but no big deal. Five stars all the way. Best of luck to this new company, it is a fantastic product.
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Quinn
> 3 dayThis was packaged so “gorgeously” I was excited and wished I’d recorded myself. I didn’t know which item it was until I got to the package. It works well too once connected. I only have one drawback there’s no place to carry the cords. I know it seems simple but when you’re traveling it helps to store cords with their devices so I probably carry the whole box I might be heavier but I’ll stay organized and not leave a cord in the hotel or somewhere.
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Tom G
> 3 dayHaving multiple monitors is pretty useful for any kind of multitasking, not just for gamers. This allows you to do that pretty much anywhere you take your laptop. The colors are pretty good and the screens are a decent 1080p 60hz. It takes a minute or two to set up, but it’s nice that you don’t need any external power, just the laptop is enough. They don’t even seem to kill my laptop’s battery that quickly.
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Catherine
> 3 dayIf you need multiple monitors with a portable option these do work nicely. They install quickly and quite securely, you will need to use the kickstand on a MacBook, but my laptop can support the added weight just fine. Setup is quick and the monitors come online quickly they work well mirrored or extended, and so far when disconnected and reconnected my devices remember my settings, I am not sure I would count on that but it seems to be the case the few times I have used them.
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Peterson W.
Greater than one weekSetup and connection is very easy and straightforward. They worked right out of the box, and use only one cord. I didn’t even bother reading the instructions, and everything works fine. They are adjustable like any external monitor: brightness, contrast, color, etc.. Personally, I would like them to get a little brighter and provide a bit more contrast than they do, but that’s probably a compromise of the single cord functionality. They do not draw power from anything other than the laptop to which they are connected a USB - C in my application. My old eyes can always use more brightness and contrast from a monitor. Anyone younger than 40 probably won’t have any complaints. They’re a bit pricey, but if you need portability with quick and easy connections, this works well. Unit folds on itself, and stores just like a laptop would - same size/ dimensions.
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FEIYANG B.
> 3 dayI love this triple screen. I have had one before, but that one needs 4 connectors to my computer (2 chargers, and 2 HDMI cables). It was annoying. But this one, OMG, one cable for charging and connecting.. Because of my work, I need to open multiple files and refer to each other, so this is a time saver for my work. Whats better is that it comes with a travel cover, which makes it more portable to travel with. So you wont worry the screen will get scratched. And its light, so you wont worry too much when traveling. And all you need is a C-type outlet to plug in. I cannot wait to show it to my friends.
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Lisa
> 3 dayBoth screens worked beautifully, Im using a chromebook and it worked nice on here. I used it for my work computer which is a Dell Latitude 7410 and it worked well with that as well. Its nice because I need 2 screens to do my job smoothly and thats what this provided. It is adjustable to fit most laptops and theres a little kickstand for it to sit on. It came with all cords needed which are USB-C. It also came with a protective cover/carrying case for it to be nice and portable.