Espresso 15 Pro: Màn Hình Di Động Cao Cấp Đáng Mua Dù Giá Khá Chát

Espresso 15 Pro: Màn Hình Di Động Cao Cấp Đáng Mua Dù Giá Khá Chát

Espresso Displays vốn nổi tiếng với những màn hình di động chất lượng, nhưng trước đây, dòng sản phẩm của hãng dường như thiếu một lựa chọn “vừa phải”. Ngoài phiên bản cao cấp nhất — Espresso 17 Pro giá $800 — các model còn lại như Espresso Touch 13 ($469) và Touch 15 ($499) đều thuộc phân khúc tầm trung.

Giờ đây, công ty đã lấp đầy khoảng trống đó với Espresso 15 Pro. Sản phẩm này sở hữu mọi tính năng ưu việt từ người anh em lớn hơn (17 Pro) nhưng được thu gọn trong thiết kế di động hơn, với mức giá $699 (đã bao gồm chân đỡ).

Tại Sao Đáng Để Tâm?

• Chất lượng hiển thị cao cấp: Độ phân giải sắc nét, màu sắc chính xác, phù hợp cho cả công việc thiết kế và giải trí.
• Thiết kế di động tối ưu: Nhỏ gọn hơn 17 Pro nhưng vẫn đảm bảo trải nghiệm màn hình rộng.
• Tính năng Pro trọn vẹn: Hỗ trợ cảm ứng (tuỳ chọn), kết nối đa năng và khả năng tương thích với nhiều thiết bị.

Dù giá thành không hề rẻ, Espresso 15 Pro xứng đáng là lựa chọn hàng đầu cho những ai cần một màn hình di động cao cấp, cân bằng giữa kích thước và hiệu năng.

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Espresso Displays makes some of our favorite portable monitors, but up until now, it felt like there was a hole in its portfolio. That’s because aside from its flagship model — the $800 Espresso 17 Pro — the other members of the family are slightly more affordable fare like the $469 Espresso Touch 13 and $499 Touch 15. Today, the company is plugging that gap with the Espresso 15 Pro, which packs everything I like about its bigger sibling in a more portable package for $699 (with a stand included).

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While it’s a bit pricey, the Espresso 15 Pro has pretty much everything you could want in a travel-friendly 15-inch display.

Pros

• Great brightness
• Slick design
• Single-cord connectivity
• Can add touch support to Macs
• Lots of accessories

Cons

• It’s pricey
• Stand+ is sort of heavy
• Refresh rate is limited to 60Hz

$699 (with an included Stand+) at Espresso Displays

Design and display

One of the things I appreciate about Espresso is that it doesn’t try to do too much. The 15 Pro features an ultra minimalist design made from simple sheets of matte black aluminum along with glossy glass in front (if you prefer matte displays, you can always add one of the company’s textured screen protectors). Granted, the monitor does have a bit of a chin, but aside from two USB-C ports stashed in the corner, that’s really the 15 Pro’s only defining exterior feature, so I’m not that bothered. All told, the display weighs 1 pound and 11 ounces, which sounds a lot heavier than it feels.

As for its specs, the Espresso 15 Pro’s 4K LCD panel delivers nearly everything you want and then some. Brightness tops out at 550 nits (it was actually 556 nits according to my light meter), which is higher than the 450 nits on the 17-inch model. It also covers 100 percent of the Adobe RGB spectrum with 10-bit color (8-bit + 2-bit frame rate control). The one thing I wish Espresso included was a 120Hz refresh rate instead of being capped at 60Hz. That said, unless you’re gaming or editing videos, that limitation may not be a huge factor.

Setup and special features

Getting the 15 Pro up and running couldn’t be easier. Each USB-C port has enough bandwidth to carry power and data over a single cable, so you just need to plug in the included cord, and off you go. The one exception is for laptops that can’t send out much power via USB-C, but I tested the monitor with 4 different laptops (both Mac and PC) and none of them had issues. The display even automatically downloaded the EspressoFlow software, which adds touch support to your Apple notebooks. You also get the new Glide feature that automatically positions the monitor in the right place depending on how you have it arranged next to your laptop. And by some black magic, the 15 Pro nailed it when it correctly laid out the monitor to the left of my notebook’s built-in screen.

As someone who has recently been forced to use a Mac for work, the ability to quickly and easily add touch support to Apple’s laptop is super nice. And while I’m far from a digital Degas, you can even use the display for drawing and sketching as the monitor also works with the company’s optional stylus. This makes the 15 Pro an ideal travel companion for both people who want more screen real estate or a portable way of creating art on the go.

Accessories

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The Espresso Case

The Espresso Case is a sleek folding cover that also doubles as a kickstand.
In addition to screen protectors and pens, there are also a couple of important stand accessories for the 15 Pro. The first is the $49 Espresso Case, which is more of a magnetic folding cover that protects the screen while in transit that can also flip around back to become a kickstand when you’re working. Like the display itself, it’s a fairly simple affair that does exactly what you expect it to.

However, for those who want something more substantial, the 15 Pro also works with Espresso’s $69 Stand+. It’s more like what you’d see on a traditional desktop monitor, except that it can fold up for improved portability while also packing a really strong magnet that allows you to mount the monitor in a variety of positions. This thing might be too pricey for some, but I’ve quickly grown to appreciate how easy it makes putting the 15 Pro in the perfect position. It’s more well-built than a lot of the desktop monitor stands I have. The obvious drawback is that at 1 pound and 4 ounces, the Stand+ weighs almost as much as the display itself, which is rather hefty.

Wrap-up

The Espresso 15 Pro has nearly everything I look for in a premium portable monitor. It features well above average brightness, a sleek but sturdy design and super simple setup. It also comes with a few special features like Glide and added touch support for Macs that help you get more out of the devices you already own. And thanks to a wealth of accessories, it can adapt to almost any use case.

While I’d like a higher refresh rate, not having it is far from a deal-breaker. That would almost certainly increase its price, and considering that the 15 Pro is already somewhat costly, starting at $699 for the monitor and the Stand+, I’m not sure the added expense would be worth it. Regardless, if you want a really portable monitor that’s also more than good enough to use at home, there aren’t many other displays that can match the Espresso 15 Pro.

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