HP - 7 Pro 31.5" IPS LED 4K UHD 60Hz Monitor with HDR (USB, HDMI) - Black, Gray, Dual Color

Experience stunning colors across the entire display with the IPS panel. Colors remain bright and clear across the screen, even when you change angles. Tones and shades are represented consistently and beautifully with less color washing. Work, learn, and play without the need for additional devices. With built-in speakers you can free up desk space, minimize connections for a more efficient working environment, and listen to your favorite content with ease. Stay in the action when playing games, watching videos, or working on creative projects. The 100Hz refresh rate reduces lag and motion blur so you don't miss a thing in fast-paced moments. Gain a competitive edge with optimizable game settings. Color and image contrast can be instantly adjusted to see scenes more clearly and spot enemies hiding in the dark, while Game Picture Mode adjusts any game to fill your screen with every detail in view. A super-slim design adds style to any environment, with a height-adjustable screen to give you the best angle an

Transform any space into a dynamic workstation in seconds. Designed for the modern professional, this ultra-slim and lightweight monitor easily slides into your bag, providing a premium workspace wherever you go. Built with premium materials. Blending tough aerospace aluminium and hardened glass. Engineered for life on the go. Ultra-sleek at 0.2 inches thin. Super-lightweight at 2 lbs. Slide the espresso into your backpack, satchel or briefcase. Compatible with 1000s of devices via a single USB-C connection (espresso USB-C cable included in box).

A vast, flexible, and immersive canvas right above your desktop! Geminos T from Mobile Pixels is designed ergonomically by stacking monitors one over the other via a linkage system. Whether you're looking for a dual vertical monitor or 2 horizontal displays aligned in a vertical way, all you need is just a few mouse clicks. There is no cumbersome actual rotation of the screens anymore.