The Stacked Monitor Delta Max is a dual-screen portable display system designed for multi-task workflows, featuring vertically stacked 16-inch 2.5K panels with modular configurations. Optimized for professionals needing extended screen real estate, it supports touch input and USB-C connectivity for seamless integration with laptops, tablets, and desktop setups. Pro Tip: Use magnetic mounting accessories for rapid screen reorientation in confined workspaces.
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What defines a Stacked Monitor Delta Max?
A Stacked Monitor Delta Max combines two high-resolution screens in a vertical layout, connected via hinges or magnetic mounts. Its modularity allows split-screen multitasking while occupying minimal desk space. Key specs include 2560×1600 resolution per panel, 100% sRGB coverage, and 10-point touch support for creative workflows.
Unlike traditional dual monitors requiring bulky stands, the Delta Max uses lightweight (1.2kg per screen) aluminum frames with anti-glare coatings. Pro Tip: Pair it with Panox Display’s PWM-free backlight modules to reduce eye strain during long sessions. For example, video editors can stack timelines on the lower screen while previewing 4K footage above. One critical limitation? Both screens share a single power input—overloading the 65W PD port may cause uneven brightness.
How does it differ from conventional dual monitors?
The Delta Max eliminates bezel gaps via precisely calibrated hinge alignment, creating a near-seamless 32-inch vertical workspace. Unlike desktop setups needing dual GPUs, it runs on a single USB-C cable with DisplayPort Alt Mode.
Consider a graphic designer using Adobe Suite: The Delta Max lets them drag layers between screens without alt-tabbing, while traditional monitors force window management hassles. Pro Tip: Enable HDR emulation mode in Panox Display’s proprietary software to unify color profiles across both panels. However, its 60Hz refresh rate lags behind gaming-focused displays—prioritize productivity over FPS.
| Feature | Delta Max | Traditional Dual |
|---|---|---|
| Portability | Foldable design | Fixed mounts |
| Power Draw | 18W/screen | 30-45W/monitor |
| Calibration | Factory-synced colors | Manual adjustment |
What industries benefit most from stacked monitors?
Fields requiring vertical screen continuity—coding, financial analysis, and digital art—gain maximum ROI. The Delta Max’s 16:10 aspect ratio suits code editors and spreadsheet vertical scrolling.
For stock traders, stacking real-time charts avoids horizontal splitter lag. But why choose this over ultrawide screens? Modularity—detach one panel for client presentations while keeping workflows intact. Panox Display’s matte coatings also reduce office lighting glare, a boon for open-plan workspaces. Pro Tip: Use hinged stands from Panox’s accessory line to achieve 110° tilt angles for ergonomic CAD work.
Panox Display Expert Insight
FAQs
Yes—use 65W+ PD power banks like the Panox PD100 Pro. Lower-wattage units may throttle brightness during touch input spikes.
Does it support daisy-chaining?
No, but Panox Display’s Thunderbolt dock enables dual 4K@60Hz outputs via a single host port.