Portable Monitors

Portable Monitors

Portable Monitors for Work, Study and Travel

Add a flexible second screen for work, study, travel, gaming and presentations. Choose from USB-C, HDMI and touchscreen portable monitors designed for laptops, tablets, compatible phones and compact desk setups.

Portable monitor buying guide and FAQs

Overview

Laser portable monitors are slim external displays that add extra screen space without needing a permanent desk monitor. They are useful for laptop users, students, remote workers, presenters, travellers and anyone who needs a second screen in a compact setup.

Range

  • 15.6 inch USB-C and HDMI portable monitors: A practical choice for work, study, presentations, streaming and casual gaming.
  • 15.6 inch touchscreen portable monitors: A more interactive option for compatible devices, apps, presentations and counters.
  • 14 inch USB-C portable monitors: A compact option for travel, university, mobile work and smaller desk setups.

Technology and setup

USB-C is the simplest setup when your device supports video output through USB-C. Some compatible devices can send video, audio and power through one cable. HDMI is useful for laptops, desktops, consoles and media devices, but the monitor still needs USB-C power when using HDMI.

Touchscreen models need compatible hardware and connection support for touch input. Touch behaviour can vary by device and operating system, so always check compatibility before buying.

Buying tips

  • Choose 15.6 inch if screen space matters most.
  • Choose 14 inch if portability and compact packing matter most.
  • Choose touchscreen if your workflow benefits from direct screen interaction.
  • Check whether your device supports USB-C video output before relying on one-cable setup.
  • For HDMI use, make sure you also have USB-C power available for the monitor.

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Common questions

Do I need USB-C or HDMI for a portable monitor?
USB-C is ideal when your device supports video output through USB-C. HDMI is useful for compatible laptops, desktops, consoles and media devices, but the monitor still needs USB-C power.
Can a portable monitor run from one USB-C cable?
Yes, some setups can run from one USB-C cable when the connected device supports video, audio and power delivery through a compatible USB-C port.
Are portable monitors good for travel and remote work?
Yes. They add a second screen without needing a full desk monitor, making them useful for hybrid work, travel, study and shared spaces.
When should I choose a touchscreen portable monitor?
Choose a touchscreen model when your workflow benefits from tapping, swiping or direct screen interaction with compatible devices.

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