Save 20% on a Lepow Z1 High Color Gamut 15.6″ Portable Monitor

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For those times when you’re on the go, it helps to have a portable monitor that you can easily carry with you. You may even just want an extra monitor to hook up at home or in the office to one of your other devices. These are situations where the Lepow Z1 High Color Gamut 15.6″ Portable Monitor could be what you’re looking for, and you can get it now at 20% off.

The monitor has an upgraded color gamut with an embedded quantum-dot enhancement film. With an upgrade of 60%, it can show a broader color spectrum for videos and games. Every frame comes alive with true color on the 15.6″ 1920 x 1080 screen. It provides immersive visual enjoyment, and the advanced IPS panel ensures an outstanding response time, smoothness, and eye protection. A 178º visual angle means everyone will be able to view the screen.

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The slim, lightweight, portable Lepow Z1 High Color Gamut 15.6″ Portable Monitor can easily fit in a suitcase or backpack and won’t provide extra stress when you’re holding it for a long time.

A full-function Type-C port and an HDMI port allow the monitor to work with nearly every computer, laptop, and tablet, and it can easily connect to smartphones, the Switch, PS3, PS4, and Xbox. It allows you to watch your games, work, and communicate on a screen that will easily travel with you. It’s ready to use right out of the box and ships with three cables to easily connect.

Take 20% off the price of the 2020 Lepow Z1 High Color Gamut 15.6″ Portable Monitor in either Aerolite Black or Grey and pay just $175 with the code. Copy the code on the website to add it during checkout.

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