Mobile Pixels Trio Review

Name: Mobile Pixels Trio
Brand: Mobile

Kenn Muguna

October 12, 2023

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137

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The Mobile Pixels Trio had reviewers pleased with its utility as an extra screen, as they complimented its great text clarity and wide viewing angles. However, they didn’t like its low contrast levels, and confirmed that it wasn’t designed for casual gaming due to its low 60Hz refresh rate and lack of support for VRR technology.

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$114.89

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Score Card

E

Expert Score

58

*.75

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C

Customer Score

76

*.25

We place a 25% weighted value on Customer Scores

True Score

NR

Any product with a True Score above 60 is a Meh

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Cat Trust Score
58
The Mobile Pixels TRIO is a mediocre monitor overall. It’s… read more

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Overview_

The Mobile Pixels TRIO is an entry-level portable screen that was announced in mid-2020. The 13-inch display may not be as big as some of the highly-rated computer monitors on the market, but it is easy to attach to a laptop and works pretty well as an extra display for users who want to have more screen real estate for increased productivity. It has a decent 1080p screen resolution, and it offers an impressive 169 PPI for excellent text clarity. Its viewing angles are better than those of the AOC E1649FWU, and it is also easy to adjust thanks to its decent ergonomics.

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Consensus_

Reason to Buy

Impressive text clarity
Great viewing angles
Good screen resolution
Decent brightness level
Easy to attach to a laptop

Reason to Avoid

Low contrast ratio
No HDMI ports
Low 60Hz refresh rate

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Product Comparison_

	Mobile Pixels Trio Review	Mobile Pixels Duex Plus Review
True Score	NR	NR	NR	NR
Ranking	# / 137	# / 137	# /	# /
Market Context	The Mobile Pixels TRIO is an entry-level portable screen that was announced in mid-2020. The 13-inch display may not be as big as some of… The Mobile Pixels TRIO is an entry-level portable screen that was announced in mid-2020. The 13-inch display may not be as big as some of the highly-rated computer monitors on the market, but it is easy to attach to a laptop and works pretty well as an extra display for users who want to have more screen real estate for increased productivity. It has a decent 1080p screen resolution, and it offers an impressive 169 PPI for excellent text clarity. Its viewing angles are better than those of the AOC E1649FWU, and it is also easy to adjust thanks to its decent ergonomics.	The Mobile Pixels TRIO is quite similar to the Mobile Pixels DUEX Plus since they both have a 60Hz refresh rate and a 1080p screen… The Mobile Pixels TRIO is quite similar to the Mobile Pixels DUEX Plus since they both have a 60Hz refresh rate and a 1080p screen resolution. However, the TRIO has a higher 240 nit brightness level compared to the DUEX’s 183 nits, and it also handles reflections slightly better. Also worth mentioning is that the DUEX has a much lower input lag of 9.1ms compared to the TRIO’s 25.1ms, making it significantly more responsive.	At 13 inches, the Mobile Pixels TRIO is slightly smaller than the 14-inch ASUS ZenScreen MB14AC. Still, the ASUS monitor is better overall thanks to… At 13 inches, the Mobile Pixels TRIO is slightly smaller than the 14-inch ASUS ZenScreen MB14AC. Still, the ASUS monitor is better overall thanks to its significantly lower 8.8ms input lag (compared to the TRIO’s 25.1ms) and its faster 23.9ms response time compared to the TRIO’s 23.9ms.	The Mobile Pixels TRIO’s input lag of 25.1ms is nowhere near the 9.1ms offered by the Lepow Z1, so the Z1 feels much smoother to… The Mobile Pixels TRIO’s input lag of 25.1ms is nowhere near the 9.1ms offered by the Lepow Z1, so the Z1 feels much smoother to operate. On the flip side, the Z1 supports HDR content, but the Mobile Pixels TRIO comes out on top thanks to a higher SDR brightness level of 240 nits compared to the Z1’s 212 nits.
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