I travel for work and have become accustomed to having my 2 screens. The positive: Having the 3rd screen is a game changer for my workflow. The one cable attachment is a breeze and simplifies my packing. In the standard position, it's not so tall that it's intrusive, and I can easily look over the top of it if there are people to my left. Iwould highly recommend it. The negative: the instruction manual leaves a lot of information off, forcing you to Google how to certain things. The single button user interface is also not very intuitive. I struggled to get it set up for extended mode. Somehow I stumbled onto it, and hope I never screw it up again, as I'll spend another 15 minutes bumbling my way through it. There is a desktop app, but it only controls the brightness and color settings, not the split screen, and Windows settings don't recognize or control the monitor.
I tried all sorts of options for a second display that could fit my needs. It had to be Oled, desktop friendly and also portable. I am so happy I settled into this product. A few things stick out. The first is I didn’t know home much I would love the duo monitor type device. To have two additional screens/sources etc on this monitor in ONE spot is awesome. I don’t have to pan my head a ton it just works! Secondly, the Oled panel is too notch. My main monitor is an Asus Oled and I wanted to have my other display be one as well. Given my main monitor is 4k I was concerned that the resolution wouldn’t match well due to it being a lower resolution. I couldn’t have been more wrong. The Oled panel and the PPI on the smaller screen really is impressive. Combine that with all the Asus Oled features and HDR and it just fits right into my ecosystem. I look forward to traveling with it and using it with my AllyX as well.