Windows Extend Screen To Another Laptop

Another prompt, satisfactory B&H transaction - this time to extend the AppleCare coverage on my newest laptop.

I primarily use the second monitor to extend my laptop screen when I’m on the go. This monitor’s screen is vivid, bright, and high resolution and its features are well thought out. It is extremely thin and light and consumes sufficiently little power that I can plug it into my laptop without a power adapter for a few hours periods of time. For use over a longer stretch of time, it can also be chained to my laptop without requiring a second power adapter. The magnetic screen protector is well thought out and allows the portable monitor to be carried without an additional case. The only weakness I’ve observed is that the speakers are quiet and do not produce high quality sound.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use this monitor to extend my laptop screen for my home office. The price was very good at the time, considering we were in the middle of a pandemic. I have owned this monitor for over 5 months and is performing great.

I use this with a Windows VM on my laptop (Fedora), where I passed the dedicated GPU through to the Windows guest for gaming, and the screen streams back to the host with an application called Looking Glass. The dongle is exactly what I needed to make the whole thing work.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was super excited when my LG monitor arrived! I have been using a laptop screen along with a small second screen but knew I needed even more screen space to be as efficient as possible. The LG UltraWide 49-inch monitor is big, really big! It provides all the space I need! I can have at least 4 full-size browser windows open at a time and many more smaller windows open if I choose. The unboxing and stand assembly was super easy. The stand attaches without tools and I had the monitor together and on my desk within minutes. I very quickly realized my existing desk setup was not going to be deep enough - which is not a bad thing! I will trade having this new monitor for an adjustment to my desktop any day! I am very impressed with the stand. You can adjust the monitor to a wide range of heights and you can also tilt the monitor horizontally and vertically to meet your needs. LG hit it out of the park when it comes to the stand! But I am most happy with the screen itself, of course. I have the resolution set as high as it will go - 5120 x 1440 - and it is super sharp and super clear. The on-screen settings are simple to navigate and well engineered. The monitor connected flawlessly with my laptop. One cool perk - the monitor charges my laptop so I don't have to use my laptop's charging cord. Saves on space and cord clutter. I am very happy with my LG UltraWide monitor. I would recommend it to anyone!

Use it for Windows 8 on old laptop and desktops. It has the same function on touch pad instead of screen. Allow touch screen functions away from computer when you lean back on couch. Nothing negative for comment. Great price! Would like to have backlite keyboard with solar panel.

This laptop is an outstanding value! I’m a Mac guy, and needed a Windows machine for certain bits of software. The screen resolution is impressive. Signing-in with facial recognition is incredibly handy. The built-in camera cover is a thoughtful feature. AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Acrobat run very well and the previously mentioned screen resolution makes work easy on the eyes. Touchscreen? Backlit keyboard? At a mid-$600 price point are surprising features. I’d buy this laptop again.

Anyone looking to extend there monitor onto a TV screen or projector this is the way to go.

Another at the same price would be great. Found 125% scaling in windows best for me although 100% useable.

While it's kind of expensive for what it is. The pull and twist design is quick to extend. Another great feature is the tripod grip. Def will not slip from your hand even if you get it wet.