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I Wasted Hundred's On A Portable Monitor, So you Don't Have To.
If you're about to buy a portable monitor, read this first.
My first portable monitor looked great in the photos, but that's where the positives ended. Then I switched to the NomaDesk TriView, and the difference was obvious from day one. Here's how the two compare, so you know what to look for before you buy.
01 · The stand
Zero Weight On My Laptop's Hinges.
My old one
It hung off my laptop's hinges and slowly wore them out.
This one
Stands on its own aluminium kickstand.
The kickstand holds the weight of both screens, so nothing rests on my laptop's hinges. I don't have to worry about wearing out my laptop just to get extra screens.
02 · The cables
One Cable. Plug It In And It Just Works.
My old one
A mess of cables that was a nightmare to set up, and it drained my battery quickly.
This one
One cable carries both power and display. 4 hours of use with a full charge.
A single cable carries both power and display from my laptop to both screens. There's nothing extra to pack and nothing to untangle when I set up.
03 · The reviews
4.8 Out Of 5 From 4,500+ Real Customers.
My old one
The 1-star reviews were all there. I just didn't read them.
This one
Thousands of real reviews from people who use it.
A brand that sells a portable monitor should have real customer reviews from people who actually use the product. The TriView has thousands of them, and I read them before I bought it this time.
04 · Every day
This One I Use Every Single Day.
My old one
It ended up in the bin, and my money went with it.
This one
Folds flat into its case and comes everywhere with me.
It folds flat into its case, so it comes with me wherever I work. It's the first portable monitor I've owned that I don't plan on replacing.
FINAL VERDICT
Would I recommend it? To anyone who works on the move, absolutely.
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