Anyone looking to maximize productivity while on the road, should check out the Aura Triple Boost 14 Pro. It’s a dream for multi-monitor enthusiasts who need portability, or more specifically, a triple-screen extender designed to transform your laptop into a four-display setup (including the laptop’s screen) using just a single USB-C cable for power and video.
That’s right, it has three 14-inch Full-HD (1080p) anti-glare IPS monitors with a 60Hz refresh rate, 300 nits brightness, and 100% sRGB color coverage. When folded, it resembles a beefy laptop (13.9 inches wide, 1.38 inches thick, 4.85 lbs) with a kickstand for stability. It’s built from premium aluminum, making it durable yet portable enough for professionals on the go.
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Thanks to Aura’s Tri-Link technology (powered by a custom SiliconMotion chipset), it delivers video and power to all three screens via one USB-C cable, which is a game-changer for simplicity. It works with laptops from 11 to 18 inches and supports Windows, macOS (including M1-M4 chips), Linux, and Android. For Windows, the drivers usually set themselves up; MacBooks need you to install drivers manually using a USB disk.
Aura says a triple-monitor setup can boost productivity by over 52%, great for tasks like coding, graphic design, 3D animation, video editing, and photo editing. The ergonomic design with adjustable hinges makes it fit tightly around your laptop for easy setup. It costs $649 but was recently lowered to $469 for pre-orders, with shipping planned for later in May 2025.
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