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Trion 16-inch Full HD Foldable Dual Portable Monitor - Plug and Play Screen Extender - Pristine - Refurbished

Name: Trion 16-inch Full HD Foldable Dual Portable Monitor - Plug and Play Screen Extender - Pristine - Refurbished
Brand: Trion
SKU: TR-FM-16-PN
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Trion 16-inch Full HD Foldable Dual Portable Monitor - Plug and Play Screen Extender - Pristine - Refurbished

Designed for laptop users who need more space to work anywhere, this 16‑inch foldable dual portable monitor adds two Full HD screens in a compact, travel‑friendly design. Plug‑and‑play USB‑C/HDMI connectivity and a built‑in stand make it a simple way to extend your desktop for multitasking, meetings and content creation.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Foldable Dual‑Screen Workspace
A unique foldable design houses two 16‑inch panels that open out to create a dual‑screen setup beside your laptop. When not in use, the unit folds down to roughly half its width for easy packing into a backpack or laptop bag.

Full HD IPS Visuals
Each screen offers 1920 × 1080 Full HD resolution with IPS technology for vivid colour, sharp text and wide 178° viewing angles. This makes side‑by‑side documents, timelines and browser windows clear and comfortable to read.

Simple Plug‑and‑Play Connectivity
USB‑C and HDMI inputs support plug‑and‑play use with many laptops, tablets and consoles without extra drivers. Power is drawn over USB‑C/HDMI, so no separate power brick is required in most setups.

Portable Design & Stand
A lightweight chassis (around 900 g) and slim 10 mm profile keep the extender highly portable. The integrated adjustable stand provides multiple viewing angles so the dual screens can be aligned comfortably with your laptop.

SPECIFICATIONS

Model: Trion 16‑inch Full HD Foldable Dual Portable Monitor – Plug and Play Screen Extender
Screen Size: 16 inches (dual‑screen foldable design)
Resolution: 1920 × 1080 (Full HD), IPS panel
Brightness: 250 cd/m² (typical)
Contrast Ratio: 1000:1
Response Time: 10 ms
Viewing Angle: 178° horizontal / 178° vertical
Connectivity: USB‑C (power and video), HDMI
Power: Powered via USB‑C or HDMI connection (no separate adapter required in most cases)
Dimensions: Approx. 375 × 235 × 10 mm unfolded (folds to about half width)
Weight: Approximately 900 g
Compatibility: Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch and other HDMI/USB‑C devices

Note: This product will come with original or compatible generic accessories.
This model has undergone careful inspection and testing, and is in Pristine condition.

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