Portable Monitor 13.3 Inch CCTV Monitor 1366x768 Resolution LED Screen Display Small Monitor with HDMI/VGA/USB/AV Monitor for fire stick, Computer, PC, kitchen monitor, Windows 7/8/10,

I repair PC's for friends and family which at times includes going to them to help diagnose issues. This little monitor is great for testing graphics cards, monitors, and any other problems that can arise when display outputs are a problem or the PC is run headless as standard. My old screen was starting to give me problems so after a quick shop around I decided on this small monitor. Mostly because of it's size making it very portable, but also because it's still a moderate size screen for viewing when fault finding. The multiple inputs make connectivity amazing, instead of needing several monitors I only need this monitor and just a couple of extra cables. I do not really use the monitor to play audio but from the limited testing I have done, the sound quality is acceptable for a device of this size. The speakers do not hiss or crackle, spoken audio is clear and easy to understand. For anyone wanting a basic monitor of this size to watch videos on, use for CCTV purposes, or any other requirement where this monitor would be an ideal fit. I would highly recommend this instead of some of the other options available. This is not the cheapest monitor available in this size range, but compared to some of the other monitors I have tried in the past, this monitor is by far the best value for money

This LCD screen has a diameter of 13.5" ( measured diagnally ) and the quality of the picture is really good, I have only used it so far to watch a nature DVD via a blue ray player (Sony) and the audio and picture are both very good. The remote control does not respond to the button presses as I had to press menu over and over again for about a minute before I could enter the menu to alter the screen brightnes as well as contrast. Where as the Sony remote is very responsive to button oresses and responds instantly, I ended up using the buttons on the back of the screen to enter the menu and the button order is counter intuitive as plus (+) is positioned lower the minus (-) button. So far these are the only down sidesnbut the menu is quite important and should be easy to navigate, however, for the audio, there is an alternative and that is to invest in either a seperate sound system or earphones. I used it will 3.5mm ear phones. This is worth noting that the inbuilt speakers are a selling feature of this item. Good points, screen quality and sound are very good but menu is difficult to navigate with fully charged batteries.

Fantastic little monitor that has a lot of features and inputs. It works straight out of the box, the only assembly required is the stand which is just a case of tightening two screws. It comes with a VGA and a HDMI wire so you should be able to connect most laptops and PCs. It has a HDI, VGA, USB and AV connectors so it will be compatible with a whole host of devices. The monitor also has a BNC connector so it can be linked to a CCTV camera to view the picture. I'm using this one predominately as a portable laptop monitor but I'm considering getting another to wall mount and link to a camera at the front door so I can see who is calling. The picture quality is great for a small screen and it even has inputs for speakers and a microphone. It's a great little monitor and has a lot more functionality than my main larger monitor which was a lot more expensive. Really happy with it.

It's hard to rate this monitor as there are pros and cons. First the pros: The screen is light, very light, but this made it easy to handle including flipping it over to install cables. The HDMI mode works well with a picture quality you would expect at the price. The remote allows switching inputs and powering off but not on (even though there is a button), you can also adjust the settings using the remote or on device buttons. The stand is good enough but a magnetised cross-head screwdriver is needed for assembly. Now the cons: The HDMI socket is so close to the case it won't fit a normal HDMI connector: I had to sand paper down a cheap made-of-plastic HDMI cable connector to around half a millimetre (on the narrow side of the HDMI plug) to get the HDMI plug into the socket. I don't think it's possible to purchase a cable with a thin enough connector. VGA worked but I only tested it in text mode and the characters were shifted left of the screen about 1/3 of a character. Not an issue for my usage but avoid if you use VGA in text mode. Also, the settings did not survive a power off and on. If you are looking for a cheap HDMI/VGA monitor and are fine with sanding down a connector on a HDMI cable then this is a good choice, otherwise look elsewhere

Great little monitor with a useful mix of inputs consisting of HDMI, VGA, RCA composite, and BNC. As others have mentioned, the HDMI port it a little tight but rather than messing around with sandpaper or other bodge hacks like some people have done, I simply installed a right-angle HDMI adapter and now I can easily plug in any HDMI cable I want. The monitor is extremely lightweight which is great if you want to use it as a camera monitor, but it also means it is very easy to knock over which I have indeed done and have scratched the screen as a result, as the screen is just soft plastic. But, overall, a very useful monitor.