7 inch Mini Monitor,Small HDMI Monitor 1080P IPS Computer Monitors Support HDMI VGA BNC AV Input with Wall Bracket&Remote Control 1280x800 Pixel,160 Full Viewing w/Speaker

This mini display is so amazing, as hooking up a Roku up to it for streaming sports, or weather in the morning, by my bed is perfect, the remote works pretty well, and surprised by how many settings there are to fine tune it if wanted. However only slight issue is that if there interuption in power, the monitor comes on, and because the Roku always sending out video, even with the monitor set to power off on no signal, it will stay on till I turn it off next in those cases, all though the sleep timer it has is very useful to make sure it turns off, unless power goes off for a second

This is a great little monitor. I go to customer sites including ships and sometimes need to hook up a monitor. It's a lot easier to carry this little monitor than lug a 24-incher. Picture quality and brightness are great, and it has VGA, HDMI and even BNC inputs. Good price, too! Highly recommended for independent IT consultants.

I was looking for a monitor used in my car for cameras. This one really worked well under direct sunshine and the resolution is acceptable. Certainly, it is not perfect. As other reviews mentioned, it puts the IR receiver on the back so the remote won't work unless you turn the monitor back. The color is a little strange and you cannot adjust the brightness. Also, it is a little pricy, in my opinion.

Really clear, good color monitor for monitoring our streaming worship. Inputs for just about any source from hdmi and several other options. And very affordable price. Customer service is just an email away and quickly. 5 plus big stars.

First off, the product name is a lie, this monitor is either 1280x768 (according to Windows) or 1280x800 (according to the monitor itself), neither of which are 1080p. This isn't an issue for me because when I ordered such a small monitor I didn't expect it to be FHD, but some of you might be upset to find it lower res than advertised. As for the image quality, it's solid. 1280x768 is nice and crisp for a monitor this size, and the color reproduction is comparable to my HDR monitor at a glance(though I highly doubt this little screen supports HDR). It's nice and bright, though as far as I've been able to tell there is no way to adjust the backlight's brightness, only the gamma. Speaking of which, the monitor's settings menu is a pain to navigate, but if you've ever dealt with the settings on an older TV then you should be able to figure it out. The remote that comes with the product does help, but then you run into the biggest hurdle with the remote: The IR sensor/receiver on the monitor itself is located on the side, behind the screen's bezel. This means that if you want to use the remote, you either need to position the remote around the monitor's right side, or carefully position a mirror behind the screen in order for the sensor to pick up the remote. I'm not going to talk about sound quality because honestly I never use the built-in speaker on computer monitors. From the little bit I heard when setting it up, it's perfectly serviceable for listening to speech or dialogue, but you probably don't want to be using it for music. Unfortunately, my biggest issue with the monitor, and the reason I'm returning it, is the faulty electrics. The screen sporadically would turn off and back on again as I used it, sometimes even being accompanied by a loud popping sound that I can only imagine is internal sparking. I don't know if my unit is faulty or if it's a result of the strange electrical setup of my current home, but none of my other devices on the same surge protector have ever suffered from this and I'm not interested in going through the work of troubleshooting or trying out a replacement.

Inexpensive, plug and play (mostly), easy to set up Working real good so far

It's small but Hi Res. The small text is sharp and clear. It is also very rugged with the metal case.

This is the most frustrating monitor. It turns off in 5 seconds when it does not receive signal. The main purpose of this monitor for me is to connect it temporarily when a system is booting up(or when it does not boot up) to see the console output. It goes to hdmi by default and takes some effort to switch to VGA. Most of the time it fails to lock in to VGA signal. it goes off too quickly.