Turn your laptop into a triple-screen workstation for $230
Working on a laptop is convenient until you need to keep several applications visible at the same time.
The Zumwalt S8 Pro, currently $230 (was $320) at Amazon , tackles that problem by adding two 14-inch Full HD screens to your existing display.
The screen extender offers a practical way to expand your laptop's workspace.
It clips onto compatible 13-inch to 17.3-inch laptops, with two additional screens that fold out on either side.
You can extend your desktop across all three displays or mirror content when needed. • Best for: People who work across multiple applications, regularly travel with their laptops, or want more display space without investing in a permanent multi-monitor setup. • Why we like it: The main attraction is having three screens available wherever you take your laptop.
You could keep a document open on the main display, use another for research, and leave email or messaging applications visible on the third.
Laptop Screen Extender: was $319.99 now $229.98 The Zumwalt S8 Pro adds two 14-inch 1080p IPS displays to compatible laptops, featuring 300-nit brightness, adjustable screens, USB-C and HDMI connectivity, an aluminum design, and a carrying case for travel.
View Deal Why we recommend it Each of the additional screens uses a 14-inch IPS LCD panel with a 1920 x 1080 resolution, 60Hz refresh rate, and 300-nit brightness.
The specifications also list 100% sRGB color coverage and 178-degree viewing angles.
Zumwalt describes the extender as having an aluminum construction, an ultra-thin profile, and adjustable screens that fold away for transportation.
A protective carrying case is included and there's an integrated kickstand to help support the additional displays.
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Price context & historical value Amazon's current $229.98 price represents a 28% drop from $319.99.
The extender has previously sold for $199.99, making today's price $29.99 more expensive than that earlier low.
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