10.1 inch Monitor, 1024x600 LCD IPS Monitor 10 inch Security CCTV Display with HDMI, VGA, BNC, RCA Interfaces for Home, Office, Warehouse Surveillance

This little monitor is just what I needed. I have an old Panasonic VHS to DVD converter/ player machine which I've been using to digitize old family video. It's a bit finicky and I can only seem to get it to do it correctly if I have it plugged into a TV. It's such a hassle to have to plug and unplug it (it's a big eyesore, so I don't leave it in my living room - I put it in my office when it's not in use). This little monitor solves that problem. I plugged it into the Panasonic in my office and now I don't have to move it around to do any transfers (added bonus, I can get more done because I'm not having to go back and forth to the living room since I spend most of my time in the office anyway).What I love:- It's very small- Has a decent picture for what I need (just to check on transferring video/progress)- Actually has sound (the sound is not great but it's acceptable for my needs)- Multiple input types (I'm using AV but it also has VGA, HDMI and Coax)What could be improved:- The menu system is a bit clunky, but I'm still able to do everything I need to such as adjust the volume control (there's a few steps involved to adjust the volume, but at least it can be done). I also noted that just pressing the menu button while cycling through the inputs wasn't enough. I noticed in the instructions for step 3 that it said to press the recycle button but the arrow was pointed to the right arrow button in the diagram. Once I cycled to the AV input and pressed the right arrow button it showed me video.- The instructions could use a little update, but once you get used to the clunky interface you can do the things you want.Other observations:- There is no DVI or DisplayPort input (which makes sense because of the lower resolution this monitor isn't really suited to that level of resolution input, I'm just mentioning it in case it's important to anyone else).So if you're looking for a small monitor to do things that don't require high resolution (digital transfer monitoring, security monitoring, etc) this is great. It has all the basic functions and it's nice and compact and doesn't need much space. It's very lightweight too.Overall, I like it very much, it's exactly what I needed. So for my needs, it's 5 stars.

Works great for back up camera use on my small bus, great picture and multiple settings for multiple inputs, so ill be adding more to it later

The picture on this and the number of inputs is great. Pretty easy to assemble and very adjustable. One thing I noticed though, was the image was more blue (cool) than I would have liked it to have been. While there is adjustments for brightness, contrast, sharpness and saturation, there is no setting for hue and no setting for warmth adjustment. What was most irritating though, is when I powered down the Pocket PC I had plugged into the HDMI port, the screen did not go to sleep. It would just stay on with the same "no signal" message till I turned it off with the button in the front.

Good quality small monitor for CCTV or Raspberry Pi display. Offer connectivity options like HDMI, VGA, BNC and AV. There are built-in speakers in the monitor and it can be easily mount on the wall using VESA standard.

I found the perfect place for this small monitor. I've put in between two large monitors I use daily. I didn't have a dedicated monitor for my security cameras. I have nine POE cameras hooked up thru an NVR. Now I can see the areas around my home I like to monitor. The monitor is a 10.1-inch screen size making it lightweight and easy to install, with all the interfaces conveniently located. I used the HDV interface, but it has regular AV and VGA ports. I'm pleased with this ten-inch monitor and would certainly recommend it.

Super small monitor, but works for many things. I use it for my mini PC next to the couch and it’s perfect for that. Definitely recommend