InnoView Laptop Screen Extender 15.6" Dual Monitors (Wins/Mac) Stacked Foldable Triple Monitor 1080P Portable Monitor for Laptop 90°/180° Automatic Rotation

First off, the Innoview can work without connecting the external power-supply. IF your laptop USB-C port can provide enough current to power both screens -- but its less stress on your laptop USB-C pulling all that current if you use the external power-supply, and the dual-screens are brighter doing it too.Also, I had some initial issues getting laptop to to recognize Innoview & let Innoview autorun its driver-installer, so I recommend first thing, plugging Innoviews power supply in its top USB-C connector & letting the Innoview fully boot up with "Innoview" splash screen, before connecting Innoview to your laptops USB-C.Another thing you'll notice from the pic is I have all 3 connectors used, I was unable to get both screens running from the same USB-C port as the documentation showed, I needed a USB-C pory for bottom screen & HDMI port for the top.The other thing you will notice is that even though my multiport USB-HDMI hub has USB-A, usb-c & HDMI ports, I was unable to run both displays through it no matter what combination of ports I tried.Perhaps if I used a full external-powered docking-station I could run both monitors from the docking station, but this hub at least would not run both.What this means is if you are running out of USB ports, a hub like mine would be good to let you run 1 display + give you extra USB ports for things that aren't displays. But even though this hub had USB ports & an HDMI port I could not run both screens through the hub.

The Good: The hardware seems to be high quality. The screens are sharp and bright, and the unit feels solid and durable.The Bad: The drivers were a huge pain to install. Just when I thought it was working correctly, it stops. Here's what happens:- Both screens come on. You can even move apps or browser windows onto them.- As soon as you try to *do* anything on screen 2 (top) like play a video or scroll the browser window, the driver crashes and it enters an endless loop of crashing and restarting. Both monitors cycle off and on throughout this process. All you can do is unplug it or disable the monitor in Windows display settings.- If you disable just screen 2, screen 1 works normally. But why would I buy this product for only half of it to work?Also, it only works this much with the USB-C cable connection. It's also supposed to work with HDMI+USB, but Windows never even recognizes screen 2 with this cable configuration. There's a USB cable with wall power adapter in the box, but nothing in the instructions tells you when or why to use it. The documentation clearly claims "single-cable connection".If they update the drivers to fix this critical problem, I'll also update my review. I would give it 1 star, but the hardware really does seem to be quite good. I just wish it worked!Update (May 2025) - New ThinkPad laptop and now it doesn't work at all. I'm taking off another star. Don't waste your money.

I recently got my hands on this dual-screen portable monitor stand, and let me tell you, it's been a game-changer for my workflow. Right off the bat, the color accuracy and vibrancy of these screens caught my eye. I'm talking crisp, vivid displays that make everything from spreadsheets to videos pop.Now, you might be thinking, "Two extra screens must take up a ton of space, right?" Wrong. This design is sleek and surprisingly space-efficient. The screens sit one above the other, not side-by-side, so it barely takes up more desk space than my laptop alone. But the real magic? It's like having two additional monitors without the clutter.The boost in productivity can't be overstated. Having the extra screens lets me spread out my work, keep reference material handy, and multitask like a pro. It feels like I've got a command center at my fingertips.Setup was a breeze, too. It's literally plug-and-play. My laptop powers the screens directly, so no need for extra power cables cluttering up my workspace. A single Type-C cable is all it takes to get everything up and running. No fuss, no muss.Overall, this portable monitor stand has been a stellar addition to my setup. It's efficient, user-friendly, and has significantly improved my work efficiency. Highly recommended for anyone looking to up their productivity game without sacrificing space.

Are these the best monitors ever? No. They’re no gaming monitors. They’re portable monitors for productivity.If you’re used to a triple monitor (laptop + 2) setup at home and you need to work while traveling, in my opinion this is the best setup to add two extra monitors to any laptop.In 2024, I still cannot find portable monitors that can be powered by your laptop’s USB-C/Thunderbolt port and daisy chain. To have two separate monitors, your laptop needs at least 3 USB-C/Thunderbolt ports, if you have a crappy work issued laptop you’re lucky to have 2. So to accomplish two monitors, you need hdmi, hdmi adapters, power for the monitors, laptop charging. A mess a cables and power supplies.This solves the problem. My 60 watt windows laptop can power and run this product with a single thunderbolt cable. No external power. And I can either plug my power cable into the laptop or the monitors for pass through power. Super flexible.Is the monitor placement ideal? No.Is it flexible? No. They’re stacked instead of all at the same level.Is the aspect ratio ideal? No. Super wide screen.But is this two decently size monitors, that fold very nicely, have a decent hinge, require a single extra cable compared to just traveling with the laptop, and easy to setup (once you’ve installed the driver program that comes with questionable instructions)? YesHighly recommend. I only wish it wasn’t so wide screen.