Xebec Tri-Screen 3 vs Triple Boost Pro (Gen 2)

The Xebec Tri-Screen 3 is the better pick for most people. It attaches to laptops 13 to 18 inches wide with a patented mount, needs no driver install, and rotates its screens up to 270 degrees for presentation mode. The Triple Boost Pro (Gen 2) wins on screen size and brightness: three 15.6-inch anti-glare IPS panels at 320 nits in a full aluminum body. But owners report driver installation is required and can be a pain, and locked-down corporate laptops may block it. Xebec owners rate it higher (4.8 vs 4.5), while the Triple Boost has more ratings. Choose Xebec for plug-and-play reliability; choose the Triple Boost for bigger, brighter screens and a sturdier aluminum build.

• Choose the Xebec Tri-Screen 3 if you want a no-driver, plug-and-play dual-screen setup that fits a wide range of laptops and folds into a slim 3.6 lb package with a travel case included.
• Choose the Triple Boost Pro (Gen 2) if you want larger 15.6-inch anti-glare screens, higher brightness and a full aluminum build, and you can install drivers on your laptop.