Eyoyo 10 Inch IPS LCD Monitor 1280x800 Resolution Support HDMI VGA BNC AV Input for PC TV Security Display(10 inch)

Got this monitor as an auxiliary 3rd display to use with video editing for holding all my project clips in their own window, as well as leaving Spotify or my inbox open in, so that I'm not constantly tabbing between windows, as I am often multitasking for work. For 10" monitors in this price range, this had the best reviews and resolution available, and I have to say that so far I am very pleased. The color, resolution, and overall image quality is excellent. Setup on the stand is *not* difficult despite what others have said and took me all of 30 seconds. The stand is a little flimsy, but really this shouldn't matter as the monitor isn't heavy. The case is also a little lightweight, but feels put together well. VESA mounts if you are going to wallmount or attach it to a real monitor stand

I bought this monitor specifically to use with a Raspberry Pi 3 and soon a Raspberry Pi 4. I was considering the Eyoyo 8 inch monitor but decided that the text, etc. from the Raspberry Pi would be just too small. I'm glad that I went with the 10 inch display in that the 1280 x 800 HDMI setting yields a very good & workable display when viewed from about 2 feet. The 8 inch display would have been just too small with the 1280 x 800 setting. I've only had this unit for just a few hours. The display is bright, colors seem true, and with good viewing angles. I've made no adjustments out of the box. The monitor stand seems to be ok in that you can adjust it for a tilt angle, rotate it right and left and even raise or lower it over a range of about an inch or so. The monitor case is totally plastic so I think one needs to be careful when gripping the case by the edge to rotate it, etc. I've played a few YouTube videos and the speakers work suprizingly well with adequate volume from such a small unit. I've not tried any of the other inputs that it supports. It came with what looks to be a TV remote control, but with no instructions for it. It also included a short dual BNC cable. I'll not be using either of these. The 21 page instruction booklet seems well written and complete. So, all-in-all, this small montor looks to be very appropriate for my needs with the Raspberry Pi.

I often refer to online videos or reference sites while working on electronics projects at my personal work bench. I wanted to maximize my area for work and equipment, and a big monitor simply took up too much of my valuable space. Currently hooked up to two Raspberry Pi's via KVM and works like a champ. This monitor is just big enough to let me see what I need to when I need to. The sound is good and for the money, I haven't seen a better solution for a monitor this size. It has a very large variety of connection options.

This is a great monitor.It has a HDMI, VGA, BNC, MIC ports, right & left speaker ports, AV in, head phones port, even an USB port. Do wish it had a DVI port, but thats a smallprice to pay for all the great features. The price was great also.Its great for my mobile Computer repair business.Great picture. Very clean and clear.The stand could use a little work. It's kinda hard to put together, but not super difficult.I own 2 of these now. The others a different model but is just as great.Came well packaged.Can't go wrong with an EYOYO monitor.

Initially, I thought it was expensive for the size, but when I got it, I saw how nice the image quality was. Then, my computer decided to use the speakers in this monitor instead of my stand alone speakers for some reason. The quality of the sound surprised me greatly. This little monitor has MUCH better speakers than my old Dell U3415W. They were clear and crisp. Granted, they weren't as good as my stand alone gaming speakers, but they were still far better than expected. The construction is solid and good quality. I just got this for monitoring programs for my machine while I game, so I would know if it was overheating and how much voltage was going through the CPU. It works very well for this, and much more.However, there are always downsides. It doesn't go to sleep like my main monitor. I found I have to turn it off manually when I'm not using the computer, even if the setting for power saving is set to minimum. It never actually goes to sleep. This is disappointing. That's the only real thing I find wrong with it, but it did cost a star.It is still just a tad high priced for as small a screen as it is, not as good a value as some bigger monitors.

I got this to build a Raspberry Pi development station that I could store easily and wouldn't take much space on my desktop when coding. It serves that function nearly perfectly. Something that could be improved for my application is the stand attachment head could come apart and go back together a little more easily, since I break it down and reassemble every so often; I don't fault the design, though, since most people probably set it once and leave it, in which case it's fine. I'd also prefer the connectors to point out the back, rather than down, but, again, some people will probably prefer it the way it is. Screen quality is excellent, though I haven't tested the sound (nor do I expect much from built-in speakers anyway).