7 inch Small HDMI VGA AV RCA Monitor 1080P Second Screen for PC/Security System/Game Console; IPS 1024X600 Pixels; 60HZ; Built in Loud Speakers & Earphone Jack; 12V USB Power Cable for Portable Use

Great small TV

Plugged in A/C (has USB also), connected HDMI - beautiful picture.

The monitor itself is surprisingly good. It's the type of thing that'd be right at home in a camera set-up. It is surprisingly good quality for its size, comes with a mount, and is in general versatile.Now, I don't know if this is just a quirk of HDMI cables, though the one it comes with keeps slipping out of the port on my computer at the slightest touch. That isn't much of a problem, though; I've found a way to secure it a bit better, and I've had zero other issues.What is a problem, and the only reason I didn't give the item five stars, is the power cord it comes with; this power cable is the worst thing I have ever had the displeasure of using. The product doesn't come with a usb-to-outlet adapter, and since I didn't have an extra one to use for it, I plugged it into one of my computer's usb ports.It worked well... until it stopped working, and I realized the USB port I had it plugged into was burnt out and rendered completely useless.So, I went out and bought a USB-to-outlet adapter to use instead. I was able to use the monitor again, and everything was fine... until the cord itself started to fall apart. The plastic housing around the USB end fell apart and seems to be held together entirely by friction, and the USB plug itself doesn't seem to be soldered too well to the board within, so it frequently wobbles and disconnects if gravity decides to pull on it a little too hard that day, or god forbid if something brushes up against the cord.Outside of the power cord, the monitor is awesome though. I'd wholeheartedly recommend it; just take a look around and see if you can find a higher quality cord to purchase along with it.Also, just be aware that it is possible to burn an image into the screen if you leave it on for too long / at too bright of a setting. I unfortunately managed to do this on day one, though this seems to be a general rule for any monitor you might use and the fault is entirely on me.

This is a superior monitor -- As other reviewers have emphasized, this monitor is small, but it is quality throughout -- strong, durable base, sturdy cable, and impeccably packaged -- Instructions concise -- Super value.

I use this monitor on a daily basis to troubleshoot complex video matrix routing. Being able to intercept the signal at any HDMI output is critical to isolating the source of issues when they occur. This compact unit lives in my backpack and works perfectly for this use case. It is light enough to rest on cables in the back of an equipment rack, or hang from the bottom of a wall mounted display. USB power allows a variety of supply options depending on the setting.

The media could not be loaded. I was looking for a small monitor that would fit into a flight simulator consol I use, and this 7 inch Loncevon monitor was just right. I mostly display weather radar maps or navigation apps on it. Has many uses, camera monitor, computers, etc. It comes with a HDMI connection for your video card on your computer. Has many adjustments for sound, picture, brightness, contrast, etc., that you can access from the small remote that comes with it, or on the case just below the screen. Comes with it's own stand too. The price was great for what your getting.

Ok, I might have bought a monitor a BIT on the small size for the decrepit age of my eyes, but that's just me, I'm old. Hooking it straight from a Pi400 and a Pi3b worked beautifully to display the GUI desktop a All the inputs work, and, if you can see the itty bitty thing, the on screen menu is quite helpful. I did have a slight issue with it not reporting the resolution correctly back through the HDMI, but taking resolution off auto and hardcoding it in the boot file fixed it. There was a terrifying moment when the display was upside down, but that was me fatfingering that boot file, whoopsie. Also the mount isn't 100% err... "mounty" due to a stripped screw, but that might have been my Superman self punching through the cardboard. Simple replacement of said screw only leaves it tilting a few degrees leeward, but again, a slight head tilt fixes that right up. Enjoy!

Remember the dvd player you had in the back of the car that plugged in the little jack? Think that but actually useful.The problems:When you turn it on and adjust it seems like brightness and contrast are actually switched, turning down the contrast will actually darken the screen more than the brightness. It seems like there was a second menu setting but that doesn't seem to be there. The quality seems to be somewhere in the middle overall but it's really just the adjustability settings that give it a 3-star review rather than a 5. The screen had a plastic tab that when to what seemed to be nothing but was probably a plastic screen, pulling it left an air bubble that disappeared overtime, so it might still have the plastic over it but I'm not sure.Pros:Its the only monitor I've seen to have speakers, a headphone jack, and HDMI at the size I needed it to be, so there's that. It has a power indicator light which is also very helpful. it looks like it would be compatible with a vesa mount based off the holes in the back so that's very nice. The adjustability on the mount is very nice as well. You can flip the monitor in different directions with the menu as well which might be useful in some situations.Overall I think it would be a very nice monitor for very specific situations and the quality isn't bad either.