Quad-Screen Monitors
Foldeeze quad-screen monitors add three fold-out displays around your laptop for a four-screen powerhouse — built for traders, developers, designers and power users who need everything in view at once. Folds flat to travel.
Maximum portable screen real estate
A quad-screen setup gives you four screens in total — your laptop plus three add-on displays, including a top screen. It is the most screen space you can carry, and it turns any table into a full trading or development desk.
Despite the extra panel, the whole array folds flat against your laptop lid, so it still travels in a single bag with no separate stand or case.
Built for traders, developers and power users
Four screens suit anyone running many live windows at once: traders watching charts, order books, news and terminals; full-stack and DevOps developers juggling code, logs, dashboards and a browser; and designers keeping a canvas centred with palettes and references on the wings.
If four screens is more than you need, a triple-screen setup is lighter and draws less power while still giving a true multi-monitor workspace.
Power, setup and UK support
On supported laptops the panels run over USB-C, and multi-display configurations may use free DisplayLink software. Because four screens draw more power, it is worth keeping your laptop charger to hand for long sessions.
Every quad-screen monitor ships from UK stock with free UK delivery over £50, a 30-day returns promise and a 12-month warranty.
Frequently asked questions
How many screens does a quad-screen monitor give me?
Four in total — your laptop plus three fold-out add-on displays, including a screen above your laptop.
Who is a quad-screen setup for?
Traders, full-stack and DevOps developers, data and ML users, and designers — anyone who needs many live windows visible at once. If you run fewer windows, a triple-screen setup is lighter and cheaper.
Does a quad-screen setup use more power?
Yes. Driving three extra displays draws more power than a single laptop screen, so keep your charger or a USB-C power bank handy for long sessions away from a socket.
Will it work with a MacBook?
Yes, though some base Apple Silicon MacBooks natively support fewer external displays and use free DisplayLink software to run a full quad setup. See our MacBook USB-C guide for the detail.
Is a quad-screen monitor still portable?
Yes. All three panels clip to your laptop lid and fold flat against it, so the four-screen rig packs down into your normal laptop bag.