Aurovet

I got the Triple Go because of the larger screens and higher colors/resolution. I also wanted two screens on the side rather than all three above the laptop like the Aero.

I use it with a Windows 11 HP w/ 17inch screen. I did need to use the included driver in order for Win11 to recognize the screens properly. Installed fine.

You cannot raise or lower the screens. They are in a fixed height. The back stand is also a fixed height, and is either open or closed, and there isn't much in between. When using the stand, the lower screens are tilted backwards more than is really comfortable. And the top screen was slightly lower than the top of my laptop screen. So, to compensate for all these things, we put the entire unit on the box it came in (to make it higher) and used the screen saver box under the stand (to tilt the unit forward a little). This unit could be much better with an adjustable stand.

The native resolution is almost too high for the size of the screens (everything on screen is too small.) So, you will likely want to lower the resolution, or set the display settings to 125%. The colors and images are sharp and clear.

The unit is built to be simple, light and portable. But that makes it somewhat fragile. Care must be taken to be gentle and not bend the hinges wrong when making physical adjustments.

The unit is priced appropriately and customer support is very good. Website is well designed . I do not regret this purchase, and it has made working on the road much better which is why we bought it.

If you are looking for more of a long term setup, or you want more than four total screens, you may want to go with the Aero and get two additional side monitors to make six total.