Trio/ Trio Max

The main differences between the 1st gen Trio and upgrade Trio is the Tri-screen all-in-one design, optional magnets, built-in kickstand, thinner & lighter, updated hinge design, and larger display on the base model (12.5 vs 13.3-inches).

Yes! Compatible with macOS, Windows, Android smartphones and Nintendo Switch Chromebook

Yes! Each unit comes with 2 screens, unlike the 1st gen.

Directly connect two TRIO monitors to two USB ports on the computer and they will work as two additional screens. The laptop screen will remain unchanged and act as a third screen.

If your computer has a USB-C port with DisplayPort enabled (this is built into the computer), the TRIO will be plug-and-play. Otherwise additional drivers will be needed to use the Trio.

No, many people believe a common misconception that magnets can harm all display devices. However, this is a myth. In reality, the majority of display types can withstand the presence of magnets without any damage. Only CRTs (Cathode Ray Tubes) are susceptible to magnet interference, as they incorporate a built-in magnet to control electrons. Modern displays, such as LCDs and OLEDs, are entirely safe from magnets and won't be affected by their presence.

TRIO series and DUEX series are both thin and light designs. The main difference is that TRIO is a three-screen mode and DUEX is a dual-screen mode.