Xebec Tri-Screen 2

I tried it on 2 laptops and I am very afraid that it would break the hinges off of the laptops. There’s only one leg/stand on left side of device but it doesn’t help support it. Possibly thinking of doing a return and a refund.

OK so far.

Initial thoughts - its heavy; there is a kickstand in the back, but only on one side. As I do not have a USB-C on the right side I have double cables, which I am not a fan of. The picture quality appears to be good and the resolution is better than my laptop screen - which is good/bad as the screens are smaller, would be good/good if my eyes were better or if my new glasses arrived. As far as usability...if working on remote servers I don't think it matters really. My remote UI tool does not expand across monitors in a usable way, leaving the outside monitors for email/messaging which is not that important. Working locally it is awesome to have additional windows. I have ubunto running on one, vs code in the middle, with the other screen running UI. I have not tested battery life nor working outside in sunlight yet but will be doing both fairly soon. The vertical option, flexibility and size of the snap is appealing but couldn't dive in blind for over 1k. The Tri-Screen 2 open box price was attractive.

Really useful for work

I find this very useful for work from home as I can easy move from room to room.