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Save 36% on a Lepow 15.6″ Ultra Slim Portable Monitor

By Laura Tucker
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Portable monitors can be great for extending your computing space when using a laptop. But the key feature on laptops is portability, so you want to make sure your external monitor is truly portable. You’ll get that with the Lepow 15.6″ Ultra Slim Portable Monitor. It’s slim enough to carry it with you when you travel. You can save 36% on it, too!

Despite being portable, this display brings 15.6 inches and 1920 x 1080 resolution. The colors are vivid, whether you’re playing games, editing videos, or on a videoconferencing call. With a 0.3-inch profile, the monitor weighs just 1.76 pounds. It’s slim enough to carry it with you to work or throughout your travel for many of your display needs.

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The Lepow 15.6″ Ultra Slim Portable Monitor is compatible with most of your devices. The list includes laptops, PCs, phones, PlayStation, Xbox, Wii, and Switch. Connect via USB-C or mini HDMI to see your presentations, games, entertainment, photo and video memories, etc. on this screen.

Two built-in speakers allow you to listen to your entertainment, video calls, games, etc. HDR mode adds to that even more, with support for mainstream transmission. The monitor also has a smart cover and screen protector to help keep it safe with all the shuffling around. The cover is made of a durable PU leather but has a soft lining. It folds into multiple positions to work as an easel for reading, watching, typing, etc. and has a screen protector will help protect the monitor against scratches.

Apply the $35 Amazon coupon, then the 10% code 6XWW7F6K to pay just $86.49 for this portable computer display through June 15, 2023. Take the 10% off with the code through July 3, 2023.

Lepow 15.6″ Ultra Slim Portable Monitor

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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