Ya they're pretty neat! Crazy it only needs one cable. Of course you can plug them into the wall as well if you dont want to drain your laptop battery.

Ya the folio will help if you dont want to carry stands but I'd probably only carry 1 if I travelled.

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Does it come with a stand ?

@@MMO_Digits a basic metal stand was in box, I hope they always supply it because it is the lightest and most travel friendly. Otherwise you can buy extra the snap stand or the folio stand which is I find too heavy

If you take the Pro version, you have DisplayLink support and then you can use the FlipGo with 2 screens mode.

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Asus duo charges if you plug in a charger into the jsaux flipgo.

@@MatthewMoniz thanks, great review as always. I have always pledged, hope they will deliver.

LOL nice! Did you have to travel far?

@@MatthewMoniz It was a 12-hour round trip on the road. I do QA and project management work and I have the ability to have three documents up at home (I telecommute), but just my laptop when traveling. Major handicap.

Crazy is good! Thanks for watching

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I'd be awesome though. :))

That would work even better

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Thanks! Ya 6 is a lot! For me 2 is enough but everyone is different

OLED fold would be super cool but I'd imagine it would be very costly plus a bit easier to break.

lol wow that must of been a big desk!

got it figured out.

Display settings and select "orientation" Simple

Of course having 6 monitors is not practical for most people its just the idea that you can create a combo that works for you. Assuming you want to use more than 1 or 2 displays.

I love when people voice their strong opinions, even when they are totally wrong. I travel with a 15inch Wenger laptop backpack. In the laptop compartment I have my LG Gram 16 and the LG View 16in portable monitor. In the 2nd compartment I have another Uperfect 16in portable monitor and an Asus Rog 15.6 portable monitor with its tripod. I have already pre-ordered the 16in JSAUX, it will shave at least 2 kgs (tripod, monitor cases) from the overall weight. At home I have one 32in and 5x 24in monitors, the 49inch is totally unpractical for me.

@@skipper63400 congratulations, you represent the 0.01% of the travelling community... you realize that (almost, apparently) nobody travels with multiple laptops, portable monitors, tripods, etc except a microscopical corner of the spectrum, right? Come on, you gotta admit that. Like I said, this setup tries to solve a problem that (almost) nobody has.

@@HectorYague your wrote about "platonic" and "real-world application". I showed that it is both not platonic and realistic. Yes it is a niche market, but not sure about your percentage estimations. Niche markets have a reason to exist, and I am glad that companies keep to innovate and do not get dissuaded by your imaginary percentages. Asus thinks so, makes money since ages with portable monitors as well as Chinese copycats, Lenovo and Dell. Every user that travels with one portable monitor would probably choose to get this one since thickness and weight increase marginally, and you get additional real estate. You are welcome

@@skipper63400 fine, you win this battle of semantics: this is indeed a viable solution for all you six people who fly around with 20 pounds worth of tech in your luggage. The rest of the world (except you six fellows, of course) remain scratching our heads pondering in what real world scenario this kind of arrangement would be preferable over a traditional laptop hooked up with a traditional ultrawide monitor. Have a great day!

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