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Save $90 on an OFIYAA P2 Triple Portable Monitor

By Laura Tucker
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While having a double monitor on your computer used to seem like a luxury, more recently, it seems having a triple monitor has become more of the norm. If you’d like to leap into that fad but work on a laptop, worry not, as you can achieve the same effect with the OFIYAA P2 Triple Portable Monitor. It provides dual 11.6″ 1080P screens to add to the screen on your 13″ to 16″ laptop.

With no need for a driver, this monitor add-on is plug-and-play and portable, turning your single laptop screen into a triple display. It builds your laptop into a mobile studio for work and can improve your efficiency by up to 200 percent. Adjust the brightness, sound, contrast, and more on each screen.

Ofiyaa Triple Monitor Display

The OFIYAA P2 Triple Portable Monitor gives you four modes of use, with full 202º rotation and 180º display. It can slide to any side of your laptop and provide a 45º three-screen display, allowing you to find the best option for you. While it easily clamps onto the frame of a 13″ to 16″ laptop, it’s also suitable for desktops, set-top boxes, and gaming consoles.

Transfer video and data without the need for a docking station with the USB-A, HDMI, and USB-C ports. These displays are compatible with Mac, PC, Chrome, Windows, Linux, Android, PS4, Xbox, and Switch, and are also suitable for mobile phones with USB-C.

Take $89.95 off the price of this monitor add-on and pay just $339.15. Alternatively, add on just one screen and pay just $229.99.

OFIYAA P2 Triple 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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