Dual Laptop Screen Extender

You can use a dual screen extender like the Cevaton P5 or T2. Simply connect each screen via full-function USB-C or HDMI ports—no drivers needed. Windows will detect and let you arrange them in Extend Mode.

Not directly. Laptops are not designed to receive video input. For dual-screen setups, use external monitors or screen extenders like T2 that mount above or beside your primary laptop display.

Yes. Use a dual monitor extender like P5 with both USB-C and HDMI inputs. Ensure your USB-C port supports DisplayPort (DP Alt Mode), or consider using a docking station if not.

Check your system display settings. On Windows, use Win + P and select “Extend”. On macOS, go to Display Settings > Arrangement and uncheck “Mirror Displays”.

You cannot connect two laptops to one extender for split view. However, you can use one extender per laptop to create two parallel mobile workstations.

Using a screen extender like P5 allows one screen to sit above your laptop or side-by-side in vertical mode. This frees up desk space and enables multitasking—ideal for trading, coding, or design.

A docking station adds ports and power, but doesn’t include a screen. A screen extender like Cevaton P5 combines display, stand, and power passthrough—no extra hardware required.

Check if your laptop has:

• Multiple video outputs (HDMI + USB-C)
• USB-C with DP Alt Mode or MST support

If not, consider extenders like P5 that work with a wide range of devices including older laptops.

Absolutely. Devices like Cevaton P5 and T2 can turn your laptop into a dual-screen workstation instantly, improving productivity by up to 50% and supporting multiple workflows on the go.