To remove apps, I simply hit the edit icon and closed out the unwanted software. Whenever I wanted to add a new app to the launcher, I just dragged it down from the top display onto the launcher. I'm not totally convinced that Asus' ScreenPad Plus is my on-the-road multitasking solution, but it's pretty damned close. It's why as much as I love work trips, I hate going without my second display. It allows me to work in three different windows, which makes me far more productive than I would be if confined to an innumerable amount of tabs on a single screen. In my professional life, I use a massive Alienware AW3418DW 34-inch curved display with my work-issued MacBook. But nothing could hold a candle to the XPS 15's 626 nits. The MacBook Pro and Spectre outshone both screens at 403 and 483 nits, respectively. Neither score managed to match the 343-nit average. The Duo's OLED panel averaged 322 nits of brightness, while the ScreenPad hit 289 nits. MORE: Laptops with the Best Display Brightness The ScreenPad managed to notch 107.8%, which ain't too shabby.

However, the Duo couldn't hold off the XPS 15 or the Spectre, which got 239% and 258%, respectively. When we measured the Duo's OLED display, it reproduced an amazing 203.4% of the sRGB gamut, which is way more vivid than the 130% premium laptop average as well as the MacBook Pro's 114%. OLED and 4K - a match made in visual heaven. But it would be cool if you could manage tertiary functions like game menus and inventory down there. But I'm not sure most gamers would want to play on a smaller screen, unless it's a smartphone or Nintendo Switch, anyway. Unfortunately, most games don't play nice with the ScreenPad Plus, so you can't play on the second display.

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