Mobile Pixels Duex Float 2 Pro 16" 2.5K USB-C Portable Monitor with Built-in Kickstand
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Mobile Pixels Duex Float 2 Pro 16" 2.5K USB-C Portable Monitor with Built-in Kickstand
Scan code: LN164809 Manufacturer code: 101-1011P03
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Mobile Pixels Duex Float 2 Pro 16" 2.5K USB-C Portable Monitor with Built-in Kickstand

16" Mobile Pixels Duex Float 2 Pro Monitor, 2560x1600, 350cd/m², 2 × Speakers, Built-in Kickstand, mini HDMI / USB-C
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Scan code: LN164809 Manufacturer code: 101-1011P03
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16" Duex Float 2 Pro WQXGA Portable Monitor from Mobile Pixels

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Sleek, portable, premium The Mobile Pixels Duex Float 2 Pro 16" WQXGA USB‑C Portable Monitor is a lightweight and versatile 16-inch portable display designed to expand your screen space wherever you work or travel. It offers a crisp 2560 x 1600 resolution with a 120Hz refresh rate, anti-glare panel, and integrated stereo speakers for both productivity and media consumption. The monitor connects easily via USB-C (with DP Alt Mode and up to 65 W pass-through charging) or mini-HDMI, making it compatible with laptops, smartphones, and other devices without needing extra software. Its redesigned built-in kickstand and three viewing modes (stacked, presentation, and standalone) allow flexible setups, whether as a secondary screen attached to your laptop, flipped for sharing content, or freestanding on a desk. With its slim profile and portable form factor, it’s ideal for boosting productivity on the go.

16"Screen Size

2560 x 1600Full HD Resolution

LCDPanel Type

Product Information Sheet Energy-Efficiency C Rating

Dual Screens, Perfected

33% icon

Lighter than Float 1

20% icon

Thinner than Float 1

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Built-in Stereo Speakers

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Easy to Pack Up

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Good for Multitaskers

USB-C 65W Icon

Pass-Through Charging

Various service logos such as macOS, Windows, iOS, DeX, and Nintendo Switch

Powerful Compatibility

Three Viewing Modes

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Stacked modeUse it as your secondary monitor as an extended display or mirrored display. Achieve a healthy ergonomic alignment while working on the go.

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Presentation modeYou can also flip the screen and easily share content with someone in front of you, like a presentation to your team at work.

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Free-standing modeUse the built-in kickstand and turn Duex Float into a independent display. Perfect for gaming or viewing documents.

Versatile Design

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Newly Designed Integrated Kickstand Mobile Pixels redesigned the integrated kickstand of the Duex Float 2 Series, which can support your monitor while protecting your screen as a cover when putting it into your backpack on the go. It allows you to utilise it independently without magnetically attaching it to your laptop. It also comes with 4 optional magnets if you prefer to magnetically attach the Duex Float 2 Series monitors to your laptop.


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Set up in Seconds 1: Open the cover and rotate the screen out.
2. Fold the cover back and stick it to the base of the monitor.
3. Attatch the monitor to your laptop via the optional magnets.
4. Connect the cable to your laptop.

Pairs Perfectly with your Devices

macOS and Windows Logo Icons

macOS/ WindowsSet up Duex Float 2 Series monitors with your laptop (macOS/ Windows) via a single USB-C cable transmitting both video and power for efficient plug and play and quick transitions. For laptop it has a USB-C port without DP ALT mode, you can also use the HDMI cable to connect.

iOS and DeX Icons

mobile devicesExtended screen space for your phone. With USB-C connectivity, Duex Float 2 Series delivers additional screen space for your iPhone and Android smartphones.

Visual Perfection

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Built-in Dual Speakers Engineered with dual integrated speakers, Duex Float 2 Series blends outstanding screen performance with stereo sound for an immersive multimedia experience.


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Easy on the Eyes The anti-glare screen minimises reflections, which can cause eye strain and fatigue when viewing screens for long periods. Also, the reduced glare and improved visibility contribute to a more comfortable and enjoyable viewing experience, whether you're watching movies, playing games, or working on tasks.


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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
12 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
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