I've always wanted an extended laptop screen, and since getting the Deux Float, my productivity has genuinely hit a new level. This product is perfect if you’re looking to boost productivity or make work more enjoyable. I can multitask so effortlessly, and on days when I want to make work more fun, I can stream something on one screen while working on the other. It's honestly a game changer.
What makes it so special? For starters, it has a super-responsive 1080p touchscreen, so you don’t even need a mouse to interact with it. It’s a spacious 15.6-inch display that pairs perfectly with 15 to 16-inch laptops.
Setting it up couldn’t be easier. The manual is clear and even includes photos, so you know you’re doing it right. I was excited to try it out with everything I own—it works with my Chromebook, my laptop, and even my phone! Just plug in the cable, and it connects instantly, no extra setup needed.
The Duex Float also has a built-in kickstand, which is amazing for using it on its own without attaching it to the laptop. The kickstand works with any laptop size, but if you prefer the magnetic attachment, they include four magnets for that option too.
I love how portable it is. Its compact, foldable design makes it easy to carry around. There’s also an option to adjust the screen’s color to protect your eyes during long workdays or late nights. The dual-hinge system is incredibly flexible, offering three modes: dual-screen, presentation, and desktop mode. So you can set it up in whatever way suits your productivity needs. As an independent display, it’s perfect for gaming or working with documents, and you can flip the screen around to easily share content with someone in front of you—great for work presentations or even just casual viewing.
One awesome feature is that the screen rotates both ways. You can easily show someone something on the screen without having to move your whole setup, making it perfect for collaborative work. Another person can use the Duex screen while you’re working on your laptop screen, which makes it super practical.
It’s also compatible with Apple Stage Manager for iPad OS! Instead of mirroring content onto a smaller 4:3 view, iPads with M-series processors can display active apps across the spacious 15.6-inch, 16:9 screen. I tested it out with an iPhone 15 Pro Max, and it worked flawlessly. Plus, it’s also compatible with Android devices, so it’s got great flexibility.
When I unboxed the Duex Float, I recorded it because I wanted to capture just how unique and practical the design is. I’ll be sharing my review on YouTube and Instagram reels soon so you can get a closer look.
Here’s what comes with the Duex Float:
If you're interested in adding a side screen, they also offer the Trio series—perfect for a three-screen setup! The new Trio and Trio Max are upgraded versions, now 20% thinner and a whole pound lighter, giving you a seamless, all-in-one triple-screen experience.
And for a portable dual-screen option, there's the Duex Max DS. This is an easy add-on for any laptop that makes multitasking a breeze.
For a more immersive setup, check out the Duex Plus DS with its sharp 1080p Full HD display. It takes your laptop experience to the next level by expanding your screen space with flexible display options. You can customize it to fit your workflow: Landscape for analyzing data, Portrait for coding or reading, Kickstand mode for presentations, or Presentation mode for collaborative meetings.
I have this weird habit of leaving the tags on new things for a while—it just helps them feel “new” for longer, you know? 😂 I’m pretty sure I’m not the only one who does this! But hey, have you used this product before, or even heard of it? I’m curious to get your thoughts!
What makes it so special? For starters, it has a super-responsive 1080p touchscreen, so you don’t even need a mouse to interact with it. It’s a spacious 15.6-inch display that pairs perfectly with 15 to 16-inch laptops.
Setting it up couldn’t be easier. The manual is clear and even includes photos, so you know you’re doing it right. I was excited to try it out with everything I own—it works with my Chromebook, my laptop, and even my phone! Just plug in the cable, and it connects instantly, no extra setup needed.
The Duex Float also has a built-in kickstand, which is amazing for using it on its own without attaching it to the laptop. The kickstand works with any laptop size, but if you prefer the magnetic attachment, they include four magnets for that option too.
I love how portable it is. Its compact, foldable design makes it easy to carry around. There’s also an option to adjust the screen’s color to protect your eyes during long workdays or late nights. The dual-hinge system is incredibly flexible, offering three modes: dual-screen, presentation, and desktop mode. So you can set it up in whatever way suits your productivity needs. As an independent display, it’s perfect for gaming or working with documents, and you can flip the screen around to easily share content with someone in front of you—great for work presentations or even just casual viewing.
One awesome feature is that the screen rotates both ways. You can easily show someone something on the screen without having to move your whole setup, making it perfect for collaborative work. Another person can use the Duex screen while you’re working on your laptop screen, which makes it super practical.
It’s also compatible with Apple Stage Manager for iPad OS! Instead of mirroring content onto a smaller 4:3 view, iPads with M-series processors can display active apps across the spacious 15.6-inch, 16:9 screen. I tested it out with an iPhone 15 Pro Max, and it worked flawlessly. Plus, it’s also compatible with Android devices, so it’s got great flexibility.
When I unboxed the Duex Float, I recorded it because I wanted to capture just how unique and practical the design is. I’ll be sharing my review on YouTube and Instagram reels soon so you can get a closer look.
Here’s what comes with the Duex Float:
- USB Type-C cable with USB-A to USB-C adapter
- HDMI cable
- Magnetic plates
- Adhesive stickers
And some standout features:
- Stacked design
- Two USB-C ports with pass-through charging
- One mini HDMI port
- Built-in kickstand
- Three different viewing modes
Product Specifications:
- SKU: 101-1011P01
- Screen Size: 15.6-inch touchscreen
- Resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels
- Refresh Rate: 60 Hz
- Brightness: 250 nits (adjustable)
- Dimensions: 14.2" x 9.1" x 0.87"
For me, the Duex Float is a total winner, especially for anyone needing a larger screen on the go without much desk space. The HDMI and USB-C ports make it simple to connect to almost anything, and the pass-through charging is a huge plus! Its aluminum alloy frame is both durable and lightweight, which I really appreciate. The stand and monitor are sturdy enough that I don’t worry about it tipping over.
Now, it’s a bit heavier than my laptop, but I can still throw it into my bag for a quick cafe visit and travel with it. But it folds up perfectly, with the screen facing inward for protection. This screen has truly improved my remote work setup, saving me from neck strain and making my workflow smoother. And honestly, it’s making me look forward to work even more—it’s just fun to use!
If you're interested in adding a side screen, they also offer the Trio series—perfect for a three-screen setup! The new Trio and Trio Max are upgraded versions, now 20% thinner and a whole pound lighter, giving you a seamless, all-in-one triple-screen experience.
And for a portable dual-screen option, there's the Duex Max DS. This is an easy add-on for any laptop that makes multitasking a breeze.
For a more immersive setup, check out the Duex Plus DS with its sharp 1080p Full HD display. It takes your laptop experience to the next level by expanding your screen space with flexible display options. You can customize it to fit your workflow: Landscape for analyzing data, Portrait for coding or reading, Kickstand mode for presentations, or Presentation mode for collaborative meetings.
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That is cool. If I had a need for a second monitor, that is the thing I'd use.
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