FOPO 13.3 inch Triple Monitors Combo

Though I am now a retired IT nerd, it's wonderful to be able to see extra information at one time. When I do volunteer work for CollegeGuild.org, I like to have the student's answers on the left screen, the lesson that was sent to the student on the right screen, and be working on my reply to the student on the main screen.In my setup, my side screens are HD, 1920x1024 in size, while my main screen is 4K, 3840x2048.NOTE: If your laptop has a weak hinge holding up the screen, you might need to be very careful about what you order. In my case, my ThinkPad P72 has a very strong hinge, so it can easily hold all three screens vertical. In the second and third images, you can see the support leg does not reach the desk. In these images, the support leg is at full length. If this is important to you, contact the manufacturer's e-mail address with your concern.In my case, I detected the problem with the S16 model, so they upgraded me to the S17 for free. The S17 still had the same problem, but I decided to stay with it because my hinge is very strong and I don't feel the need to change the screen angle as much as I used to.All in all, a very useful product. Thank You!!!

It definitely works BUT not the best setup if restricted space! Several things could definitely be better!1) Footer to support the screens from collapsing is weak and if the laptop is pushed forward or bumped it is subject to collapsing.2) Cable connecting individual scenes are bulking and weigh down on the screens causing #1 to occur.3) HDMI connectors do not fit tightly and if the laptop is bumped or collapses the connection may be interrupted resulting in more time to reestablish connections for the side screens.I would not have ordered this product if I had known these drawbacks! This product is DEFINITELY not for use in the field or under any circumstances where vibrations or aggressive use may be required.I've now own these monitors for roughly a month and considering the troubles I'm have I would NEVER have purchased these monitors again nor recommend them. Total waste of money and not to mention the time spent trying to get them to work as claimed by the seller. I now have one monitor that does not work at all and the other can't decide if it's HDMI1 or HDMI2.

When it comes to my workspace, it is all about the screen real estate. You should be able to see my screen set up in the background of one of the photos.I decided to buy a portable monitor setup, because I'm heading out this summer to where I don't have access to a similar set up. Actually working on a single laptop screen, while doable would impact my productivity. I'm taking both my work and personal laptops with me. The work one is pretty locked down and adding third party drivers is generally not permitted.My requirements for the portable monitor setup were:1. Plug and play - absolutely no additional software required.2. No gluing/taping anything to my laptops.3. Minimize the difference in the screen sizes - Both my laptops are 15.6 inchesI did a fair amount of online research eliminating candidates as I went along. I stumbled on FOPO via a youtube video. It turns out they had their own set of requirements for the potential buyer. This set up only works with some laptops. Please read that list!!! Mine were both on it: ASUS ZenBook and HP ZBook.My experience has been much better than expected. I've played around with configurations and over this past week used nothing but these monitors for extra real estate.Pros:* These monitors work with both my laptops. One worked off both USB-C ports and the other was a combination of USB-C and HDMI.* Screens are bright and clear. The brightness is adjustable to suit your needs.* Lighter weight compared to other options. This comes in at just under 3 pounds (I weighed it with a kitchen scale). I saw a lot of other tri-screens come in at 4 pounds or more.* Configurable. I for the most part hung the monitors to the lid of my laptop, but I did test out some other configurations (see pictures).* Reasonable price for what I got. Some of these tri-screen monitors can get extremely pricey.* 1 year warranty. I hope to never have to use it.Cons:* The folding design always leaves one screen exposed. FOPO did provide screen protectors, but I thought a laptop sleeve worked better.* No locking mechanism to hold the screens in place once hanging on the laptop lid. I'm not planning on carrying it around with the laptop lid open, but I would like to be able to shift the laptop around without having one side or the other pop off.

PLEASEgot the monitorseasy to attach to the laptophad to reset one of the screens - the picture quality was fadedalso was not using the kickstand and because the attachment part is metal and quite loose,when I moved my table the screen fell back and broke my laptop screennot impressed but I should have used the kickstand.......also I added a sponge to the metal attachment that clips on the laptop screentop and bottom so that it is snug against the laptopafter the fixes its a great size and goodthey should change or add rubbers to the metal screen attachments

First, the monitors work well and is simple enough to set up. However, IF you don't have a USB-C port on your device, you'll use up most of your USB-A ports just getting the monitors to work. For me, I had one HDMI port and three USB-A ports. To get everything working, I had to use the HDMI port, two USB ports to power the monitors, and the third USB-A port for a USB-to-HDMI adapter for the second monitor.Again, this works well, but it's a lot or wires running everywhere. Of course, you could use a USB hub to work out some of the issues...especially if you have additional USB devices (a mouse, etc) that you need to connect.Regardless, even with the wiring downside, the product works well once set up and seems to be sturdy enough to endure frequent travel. In short, I'm glad I made the purchase.