Yes, Virginia, there is a low-hassle way to take a second screen while you're on the go. (Amazon)(Amazon)
Dual-monitor setups have spoiled us, and it's easy to see why — a second screen can practically double your productivity. Whether you're editing photos or videos, analyzing multiple spreadsheets or writing about tech deals all day long (guilty!), that extra screen makes a huge difference. But when you're on the go, it's not always possible to keep that second display, unless your sidekick is something like the Arzopa Portable Monitor. Now, you never have to sacrifice convenience, no matter where you are, and this gizmo is only $65, down from $110.
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You don't realize how much time you spend switching between windows until you don't have to anymore. This monitor lets you keep everything visible, and at $65, it's at one of the lowest prices we've ever seen. It's also a bargain compared to other portable monitors that start at $130 and go up from there.
The Arzopa is a compact, travel-friendly screen that's easy to set up with its built-in kickstand. With 1080p resolution (that's high-def!) and a 178-degree viewing angle, it'll make sure you're getting clear visuals from just about any position. Plus, you can choose between multiple display modes — duplicate, extend, or second-screen — to suit your setup. And at just under 1.5 pounds and only 0.35 inches thick, this monitor won't weigh you down.
And no worries about scratches, either. The Arzopa comes with a leather smart cover to protect the screen when it's tucked away. Slip it into your bag next to your laptop and you're all set. Whether you're expanding your workspace or giving your Nintendo Switch a bigger screen without the dock, this portable monitor has you covered, in both landscape and portrait modes.
With over 8,000 five-star reviews, it's safe to say the Arzopa Portable Monitor is a tried-and-true buy.
"After buying this monitor in April and using it heavily — like, for five-plus hours every single day, carrying it with me everywhere from home to school to work — the monitor still works fantastic," said one reviewer, adding, "It actually outlived the laptop I bought to use it with."
Another fan praised the easy setup. "I needed a second screen while traveling for work, and this 15.6-inch monitor does the job well. It's super lightweight, easy to carry and the setup is literally plug-and-play with my MacBook Pro — no fuss with drivers or additional software."
This buyer highlighted how well it works with his Nintendo Switch. "I have a Nintendo Switch and I thought about purchasing a 24-inch television, but I travel a lot and I needed something more portable, then I saw this," he shared. "I plugged my Switch in with the included USB-C to USB-C cable and it worked!"
One user pointed out that while the Arzopa has built-in speakers, the audio quality isn't the best: "The built-in speakers are decent for casual use, though I wouldn't recommend them for immersive audio experiences."
Finally, if you want a high-quality USB-C cable, you may have to order one: "My only recommendation is to buy a better high-end USB-C to USB-C cable if you plan to use this monitor extensively," advised this reviewer, recommending one that's "a little thicker and less likely to be jostled."
The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
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