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The best travel computer monitor for mobile workspaces

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You might need an extra monitor when you travel for business meetings and work. A travel computer monitor will ensure you can move quickly without an overly heavy monitor when you’re on the go. The travel computer monitor is a simple answer to gain more space without overly expanding your desk.

With the best travel computer monitor, your workspace can grow while staying moderately minimal. This product can be very handy if you need a multiple screen setup to ensure a super-productive workspace. Regardless of whether you need to include a second screen for meetings or viewing two projects at once full screen.

Lepow 15.6-Inch Full HD Portable Monitor

Best Overall

The travel computer monitor by Lepow is one of the most functional, yet compact, monitors on the market. It is ideal for remote workspaces because it features a smart screen protector that doubles as a stand for the monitor. This unit also comes with high-quality dual speakers for convenient outdoor usage.

15.6 Inch Portable Monitor by NewSoul

Best Wall-mountable

The travel computer monitor by NewSoul is specially designed for wall mounting. This full HD display monitor has a 178-degree complete view angle, perfect for use in all light settings. This unit also features a blue light filter to ensure the health of your eyes.

TOGUARD Portable Monitor 7 Inch IPS Small HDMI Security Monitor

Best Compact

This 7-inch monitor by TOGUARD has all the necessary features of a great travel computer monitor, including touch keys and remote control. This unit can be mounted on a stand or wall.

When you need a monitor while traveling, you don’t want to take on the challenge of moving bulky monitors and laptops. A travel computer monitor could be an antidote to such challenges. Depending on your preferences, you can choose any of the travel computer monitors from our top picks.

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