10.1 Inch Small Monitor, Raspberry Pi Monitor Built-in Speakers, Mini Monitor 1280 x 800, HDMI Monitor 60 Hz, 3ms, IPS Screen Display w/Remote Control, HDMI VGA AV BNC Input (10.1 inch- 1280x800P)

Nice little monitor to travel with for portable gaming systems.

(Fair warning, I don't think what I do with mine is it's intended use.)I took apart the stand, and reassembled it sideways so I could use it as a vertical screen for streaming. Works well in that job. Definitely not designed for it though, since the stock mount isn't designed to be turned sideways, and it's a bit too short. A small redesign would bump it up to 5 stars as a side-monitor for twitch-chat.From a technical point, it's an "ok" screen. It does the job. It doesn't need to be a super fast high quality screen, it's just displaying text for me. It's adequate in that regard, maybe 2.5/5.

I bought this for my ps1 game console. It has a very good picture.Sound quality is not the greatest but cured that with a couple pc speakers. It isn't the greatest monitor available but it's pretty great for the money. All and all I'm pleased with the purchase.

I bought this to provide video for a blu ray player I'm using as a disc transport in an audio-only system so I can see settings and controls for DVD-A. It works well as advertised, but there are a few things worth noting.1) The input and power jacks are on the sides, not the back or bottom, meaning that your wires WILL be sticking out from the sides of this monitor. If you're looking for a clean, streamlined look from the front you will be disappointed.2) This thing beeps LOUD when you press a button on it and turning the volume down does nothing to stop them.3) The buttons that control input, volume, and power are EXTREMELY sensitive. Just think about getting near one and it will activate with that annoying loud beep.4) It's very light and will get pulled around by the wires unless you glue, tape, or tac it down. It comes with some double sided tape cut to fit the base, so you can use that if you're not planning on moving it around. I'm using sticky-tac which works well also.That all said, it's fine for the money and does what I need it to.

I'm using this monitor for my PC that is set up as my local server. I only need this to do maintenance on the PC, so i didn't need a bigger space absorbing monitor. 😊It goes nice in my office together with my sales register, and one day when I have time, i might try to set it up as a second screen for square sales.Anyway, it's light, compact and comes with a multitude of connections and HDMI + VGA cable, although my VGA cable was defective.5 stars, i didn't need a VGA cable, nice that they supplied the cables though.So far works great and plenty of different screen resolutions.

Only supports its native resolution, as others have said.Cannot watch a PC boot because it’s 640x480.The No signal power off comes way too soon and is annoying. Like 30 seconds.When cabled up to a small NUC computer via hdmi, won’t boot. If I hook a real monitor up, then boot the NUC, then plug in this monitor, it comes on and shows 1280x800. Can’t use by itself, making it useless.Maybe others will have better luck. I do like the size and form factor, and when it was on, it was sharp and colors were good. And the price was great…Returning this one for a better one because I need one that will lock onto whatever signal is coming in, as long as it’s within its’ bandwidth

Needed a small tv for my pinball machine. Works perfect for it

Edit, tried with another (older) laptop and 1280 x 800 works nicely... I guess it just depends on the computer.1024 by 600 sounds familiar, but 1024 by 768 is what I thought it meant. I tried every resolution, even 800x600 shows only half of the taskbar/start button. It's kind of terrible, I regret buying it now. Looks like crap too. Live and learn! Maybe great for particular needs but a more standard monitor would be a better choice for many.