Cleanest, backpackable multiple external monitor setup?

Cleanest, backpackable multiple external monitor setup?

I currently have a gechic portable monitor and my laptop.

I'm looking to get 3+ screens or approximately that space in a backpackable form with less wires.

Here's what I"m looking for.
- easy to backpack
- easy to charge. Minimal number of cords and chargers
- one central place to plug my laptop into to connect to all of the screens at once
- easy to setup all the screens

I like my gechic monitor. I really wish though I could just plug my laptop into one magic box or something that connects in a very cord minimal way to a bunch of other backpackable monitors.

 

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The Asus MB168B (1366x768) or the MB168B+ (1920x1080) are your best bet from what I can tell. 15.6 inches, driven and powered by a single USB 3.0 cable, slim and light.

https://www.asus.com/Monitors_Projectors/MB168BPlus/

Coupled with any laptop with enough USB 3.0 ports, you can get a multi-monitor setup that can be carried in a backpack (albeit probably a larger one) and deployed anywhere.

There are other alternatives, but they're either too big or too expensive.

 

I carry one AOC E2351F in a GearGrip LCD Wide in a Magma Rolltop II backpack . I successfully passed this as carry on more than once. The monitor is exactly the size of the shield and very thin, you could fit three in a single GearGrip easily but do you really need three 23" monitors on the road?

I replaced the power brick with a 40W universal netbook charger, the old Asus netbooks used 12V, the plug size is not correct but a X1 Power Connector - 4.75 x 1.75mm Female Jack to 5.5 x 2.5mm Male Plug fixes that. It's lighter this way. The monitor is VGA / DVI only, either use a ultra thin HDMI cable + HDMI-DVI adapter or the cable from a retractable HDMI-DVI cable, the retractable mechanism on that breaks too easily, just carry the nice and flat cable with the smallest DVI head you've ever seen.