Amazon's Best-Selling 15-Inch Portable Monitor Is Almost Free, USB-C and HDMI Ports Onboard
If you've ever found yourself wishing for a second screen while working from a coffee shop, on a plane, or even at the kitchen table, you're not alone. Portable monitors are extremely convenient, even if you're just working from home. More real estate for all the things you need to do on your computer is always a good idea. And if you don't want to be tied to a traditional desk setup, that goes double. There's just one problem, though. Second monitors can be overpriced, or just not that great in general.
The 15.6-inch MNN Portable Monitor is just $61 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $89. That's $30 off and a discount of 31%. That's an absolutely excellent price if you're looking to supplement a monitor you already have, and in fact is less than the price than a fancy dinner out.
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Plus, this monitor checks all the right boxes: it's lightweight, slim, easy to carry, and has full HD visuals perfect for when you're crunching spreadsheets or watching Netflix. Nearly 16 inches makes it the perfect size to act as a secondary screen next to your laptop without feeling too small or cramped. And because it uses an IPS panel, you'll get solid color accuracy and wide viewing angles without the potential for color weirdness.
You can just plug this monitor in and go, without a lengthy setup procedure. It includes two USB-C ports and a Mini HDMI port, so whether you're connecting to a MacBook, Windows laptop, Steam Deck, Nintendo Switch, or even your phone, it's basically ready to go out of the box.
It also comes with a smart cover that doubles as a stand, so you don't need to bring a separate stand or prop it up awkwardly. The cover folds into position to give you multiple viewing angles depending on how and where you're using it. And while it doesn't have built-in speakers or touch features, it's a solid screen. And that's probably what you're looking for, anyway.
You aren't beating this monitor's price for just $61. It's an invaluable addition to a portable work station and an even better way to spruce up your desktop area at home. But if you're planning on buying it, be sure to do so quickly. There's no way they won't sell out at this price.
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