ZUMWALT P7 15.6″ Dual-Screen Kit Turns Any Laptop Into a Triple-Screen Setup You Can Take Anywhere

Frequent travelers who work on laptops often hit the same wall. One screen forces constant switching between tabs, windows, and apps. The ZUMWALT P7 15.6-inch laptop screen extender, priced at $197.99 (was $220), solves that by adding two full-size displays that attach right to your laptop and create a triple-screen workspace on the spot.

The package includes a couple of 15.6-inch panels as well as all of the mounting hardware required to install them beside your laptop’s screen. Each one produces full HD on an IPS monitor. The sleek shape is thanks to the aluminum construction, which keeps the overall thickness low. When it’s time to pack up, the screens simply fold or detach and slide into the travel pouch, leaving you with little extra heft to carry.

The first step in getting set up is to attach the bracket or stand to your laptop. It will fit most models ranging in size from 13 to 17.3 inches. Once that’s done, connect the screens to your laptop via USB-C cords. Most of the time, those wires can handle both video and power in one go. Plug them in, and if you’re running Windows, Mac, or one of the compatible Android devices, your laptop will pick up the new screens right immediately, with no additional software or drivers to worry with.

Having additional screens on the daily grind makes a major difference since you can maintain a spreadsheet open on one and your primary document or code on your laptop, utilize the second screen for a browser or notes app, and keep video chats visible on one while you reference files on the other. The 1080p displays provide crisp text and decent colour for getting work done, reviewing designs, or simply enjoying light media. Furthermore, the response times are rapid enough to make scrolling and switching between windows feel very seamless.

Portability is where this kit really shines, as most portable monitors come with their own stands, power bricks, and cords, however this setup only needs your laptop to operate as a single unit. It’s lightweight enough to fit in a bag, and the folding design eliminates the need to disassemble your desk every time you relocate. People on the move between airports, hotel rooms, and coffee shops receive a true sense of flexibility without having to sacrifice screen count.

How you get power to the thing depends on your laptop; in most cases, the USB-C connections will provide enough juice to run both panels at full brightness. If your laptop’s ports are a little weaker, a small powered USB-C hub may help, although many users are able to run the system directly from the laptop without issue. After you have the cords organized by tucking them beneath the laptop or behind the mount, it’s all good.