Domyfan N2: A Portable Screen with Two Very Different Stands

The interesting part of this portable monitor is behind the screen. I can separate the panel from its larger support, attach a smaller magnetic stand or raise it above a laptop.

This is the N2 identified in the recording, from the Domyfan listing in the description. The walkthrough concentrates on that hardware arrangement rather than a connected-display picture test.

The small magnetic stand

I unpack the screen and cables, then try the compact magnetic support. It attaches to the ring on the back, and I rotate the screen into portrait orientation.

I call the attachment MagSafe-style in the video, while making clear that it is not Apple's MagSafe system. It is a useful way to describe the physical idea without confusing the products.

Raise the screen above a laptop

The larger support opens into a stand of its own. My first position is too low for the laptop beside it, so I extend it and adjust the screen height.

I also turn the panel vertically and try the different arrangements. The moving mechanism can pinch, as I notice during the demonstration, so it deserves care rather than a casual pull in any direction.

Pack the panel back into the support

At the end, I return the screen into the larger assembly for carrying. That combination of a protective-looking enclosure and adjustable support is what catches my attention.

I discuss the listed 16:10, 1920 × 1200 panel and its connection options. I do not verify color coverage, refresh behavior, every device's compatibility or the claim that an arbitrary USB connection will carry video. This first session shows the physical configurations, not a display benchmark.