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Transform your work-from-home or travel setup with this clever 3D printed laptop accessory that lets you use your phone or tablet as a convenient second display. Perfect for multitaskers digital creatives or students who need more screen real estate on the go.
This adjustable adapter fits most laptops tablets and smartphones including MacBook Microsoft Surface iPad and more. Choose the version that matches your setup:
Need a custom size? We can help tailor it for your exact laptop dimensions.
This design was tested with precision tolerances and optimized for 0.4mm nozzles. Use 0.2mm tolerance for best fit. Supports are only needed for the main part’s base keeping the rest support-free and easy to finish. A brim is recommended for thin parts to prevent warping.
Whether you’re managing emails coding or editing media this dual-screen adapter lets you stay efficient without carrying bulky gear. Ideal for remote work setups student desks or travel offices.
This 3D model was designed by the original creator and is available on MakerWorld. You can view or download it directly at MakerWorld: Phone or Tablet Second Screen Adapter for Laptop.
At MegaStar 3D Printing we bring high-quality 3D prints to life and offer bulk order options for offices tech startups and educational institutions. Contact us for reseller inquiries or to customize this model for your business needs.
Print Time: 5.8 h
Filament Used: 145 g
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