Triple-Screen Monitors — Type-C & USB-A
Foldeeze triple-screen monitors with USB-C and USB-A bring a three-screen setup to both newer and older laptops — two fold-out displays powered and driven over standard ports.
Triple-screen with USB-C and USB-A connectivity
These kits use USB-C and USB-A, so they work with newer laptops and older machines alike. Where a laptop lacks a video-capable USB-C port, the USB-A connection keeps the extra screens running, often with free DisplayLink software.
You get the same three-screen workstation — main task centred with reference and comms on the wings — in a unit that folds flat against your laptop lid to travel.
Best for older or USB-C-limited laptops
If your laptop is a few years old, or its USB-C port does not support DisplayPort Alt Mode, the Type-C & USB-A configuration is the reliable route to a triple-screen setup. It broadens compatibility well beyond USB-C-only kits.
Our USB-C vs HDMI guide and friendly UK support team can confirm which option matches your exact laptop before you buy.
UK stock, simple setup, fully warranted
Foldeeze triple-screen monitors ship from UK stock with free UK delivery over £50, a 30-day returns promise and a 12-month warranty. Where DisplayLink is used, the software is a free, mature and widely-used download.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Type-C & USB-A option mean?
The triple-screen kit connects using USB-C and USB-A, which lets it drive extra displays on newer and older laptops — including machines whose USB-C port does not carry video.
Will this work with an older laptop?
Yes — that is exactly what the Type-C & USB-A configuration is for. It uses standard USB ports, often with free DisplayLink software, to add screens to laptops that USB-C-only kits cannot support.
What is DisplayLink and do I need it?
DisplayLink is a free, widely-used driver that lets a laptop drive additional displays over USB. Some configurations use it; the product page and our team will tell you whether your setup needs it.
How many screens do I get?
Three in total — your laptop plus two fold-out add-on displays.
Is it portable?
Yes. Both panels clip to the laptop lid and fold flat against it, so the whole rig travels in your existing bag.