"See, I spend a lot of time working from my van, which makes me miss my dual-monitor setup at home - it's hard to adapt to a single 14-inch laptop display after regularly working on a pair of 27-inch monitors. Espresso lets me approximate that setup in tight spaces with a display that's thinner and much lighter than the Mac or Windows laptop it enhances. And it connects over a single USB-C cable."
"I'm writing this from my van's "office," where Espresso's 4K (3840 x 2160) LCD touchscreen with 1.07 billion colors (100 percent Adobe RGB) hovers above my MacBook Pro perched on a small table - photos processing on one display as I type these words on another. At night, I can swap the MacBook for my iPhone 15 Pro (or Android phone) to create a relatively big, shareable screen for watching films in bed."
The Espresso Pro is a 15.6-inch 4K (3840 x 2160) LCD touchscreen supporting 1.07 billion colors and 100 percent Adobe RGB. It connects over a single USB-C cable and aims to replicate a dual-monitor workflow in constrained mobile spaces. The display measures 360 x 225 x 9 mm and weighs 800 g, with an aluminum-wrapped chassis that flexes slightly but endured drops and jostling. A larger 17-inch model is available. The display can be used with laptops, phones, and tablets to share media or extend desktop work. The 15-inch model is priced at $699 / €799.
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