7 inch Monitor Small Monitor HDMI LCD Display PC Case Secondary Screen 1024x600 IPS Small Portable Monitor with Speakers PC Temperature Display Mini Monitor for PC

Compact and easy to set up...

I would have liked it, if didn't burn an image in so fast. easy to use though.

I ordered this to serve as a preview/cueing monitor for a DVD player. In our church A/V booth our video sources are a PowerPoint PC, a second PC source, and a DVD/Bluray player, and they feed the congregation's viewing devices which are a projector and a flatscreen TV. Audio is run through the auditorium sound system. The DVD player has no built-in monitor, so when another video source is running on the auditorium video system, we need another monitor to cue up the DVD and have it ready to start instantly when needed. This small monitor allows us to set up the player before switching to it, seperately from whatever else is running at the time. It will also allow us to preview discs without having to fire up the main sound system and projector or flatscreen. Pros: Good video quality. It exceeds what we need for the intended purposes. The monitor easily displays both 16:9 and 4:3 images. Clean, simple design. The controls are all on the left side, which isn't as good as having them on the front, but it's a lot better than having them on the back like some units. If you get creative with label tapes and scissors, you can make labels that fit on the left side of the screen. Cons: No stand is included. (Fabricating one should be pretty simple, and the backside has threads for a camera mounting screw.) HDMI input only. I haven't had a reason to try a video converter, but it would probably do the trick - for video only. There is NO seperate audio input, so the only way to input an audio signal is through the HDMI port. There is a headphone jack. Overall it is nearly perfect for our needs. If necessary, I will update the review if any issues pop up with regular use.

This is a very nice, thin display, fully enclosed in a metal case. However, it is NOT the touchscreen version. It's the Tenizo model P70C, NOT the touchscreen model P70C-T. Besides the great enclosure, the best feature, compared to other 7" displays I've tried, is the total lack of glare/reflection with this screen. It appears to be a Daewoo screen per the menus.

I bought this so I can have a small display for a universal disk player that I use in a listening setup. I wanted to be able to see the menu screen, etc. if I needed to make changes based on what audio layer I wanted. Some connectivity issues but is finally working as intended. I hooked it up to a Windows 11 computer, and it displayed. Then tried the UD player, no signal. Then tried a Roku, no signal. Then tried the computer again, no signal. Then tried a Nintendo NES Classic, and that worked. Then the Roku again, that worked, then the UD player, that worked. I am not sure what happened, but it works now and is doing what I need it to do.