This 15″ Portable Monitor Is 7X Cheaper Than a Regular Monitor, Amazon Is Clearing Out Stock for Memorial Day
If you've ever tried to multitask on a laptop, you've also been probably frustrated of working within limited screen space. Whether your laptop is 13, 15, or even 17 inches, there always seems to be not quite enough space to comfortably juggle emails, documents and web pages at the same time. And so having a second monitor feels like a luxury.
The real task is finding one that's light, truly portable, and easy to install: Amazon Memorial Day Sales now offer a very popular 15.6-inch portable monitor for an affordable $61 (which is a 31% discount from its regular $89 price) with over 6,000 five-star reviews. This is a true productivity or entertainment game-changer for anyone who wants to boost efficiency.
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Portability and Performance
So attractive is the MNN portable monitor for it great performance, portability and price. At just 15.6 inches, it's the perfect size to complement any laptop, and it provides a generous 1080p Full HD 1920×1080 resolution on an advanced IPS matte screen. The display supports a wide 178° viewing angle so colors remain vivid and accurate no matter where you're sitting. The anti-glare coating on the screen and its sophisticated eye-care aspects (such as blue light filtering and flicker-free support) ensure that it is easy on the eyes to use for hours on end.
The double Type-C port design of this monitor is perhaps one of its most unique aspects and enables true plug-and-play functionality. If your laptop, phone, or gaming console has a Thunderbolt 3.0 or USB 3.1 Type-C DP Alt Mode port, you can power and transmit video on one cable without an extra adapter or power supply. The monitor also has an HDMI input so it will connect to most devices, from PCs and Macs to gaming devices like the PS5, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch.
You will also love the fact that it weighs but a few pounds (1.53 pounds) and is ultra-thin, so it will easily fit into any backpack or suitcase. The in-built smart cover made of durable PU leather provides you with great protection for the screen from scratches but also as a stand so that you can have your workspace wherever you desire in seconds.
The monitor also offers a few display modes (Copy Mode, Extended Mode, Second Screen Mode, and Portrait Mode) to fit your workflow or entertainment needs. HDR support also brings brighter highlights, deeper colors and more lifelike images, so it's a joy to have this screen for streaming and gaming. Internal speakers offer decent sound, so you won't need to use your laptop's typically tinny speakers.
If you've ever wished for more space to work or play, now's the perfect time to make it happen.
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