CCTV Monitor 7 Inch HDMI Monitor 16: 9 Screen 1024 * 600 AV VGA Input Touch Button/Built-in Speaker for Raspberry Pi, House Security, CCTV Camera, PC Display

Good quality Minitor. Get sharp pictures. comes with connecting leads. Pleased with the purchase.

Great image quality in a 7" screen. Great value package comes with all the connecting leads and a fantastic long Flat HDMI cable that is easily routed through the tiniest of spaces. Mine is being used as a second screen to show sensor readouts on my PC. The easy to use lightweight mount/stand made its breeze to install behind the tempered glass side panel. Highly recommended and excellent value for money.

We are using this monitor as a test monitor as CCTV installers it is really useful for setting up and testing. Simple to use and small and compact would recommend.

Very neat little display that works well with Raspberry Pi's. Well packed and quick delivery. Caused some consternation while developing graphics as originally assumed the display was as advertised (and stated in the "manual"!) at 1024x600. After some head scratching I wrote a routine to display the actual resolution detected by the Pi and it returned 1280x720 at 60Hz. Pretty much a bargain at this price as it's not much more expensive than bare TFT's and this is a complete display with stand, cables and remote control. Unfortunately the stand does not appear to rotate left to right - you can tilt the display front to back or rotate it clockwise/anticlockwise.

My expectations were not overly high as this cost £53.99, although thinking about it I did get a 24" Asus monitor for under £100 in the summer, so actually they should have been. Anyway, a complete disappointment. It did sort of work and was recognised as a third monitor by my Dell desktop. However, the picture was 'snowy' like an old poorly tuned cathode ray television, which I have never seen an a digital display before. There were no instructions with the screen, and the menu system was very hit and miss, complete with a very loud and annoying 'beep' every time a button was touched, which could not be turned off as far as I could see. Once I worked out how to move between menu items, none of the adjustments made the slightest bit of difference to the picture quality. Therefore this is probably my fastest return ever, logged on Amazon and repacked in the box within half an hour of receipt...

I bought this to attach to a CCTV NVR. The picture quality is impressive for the size and price for the product. The only downside is there appears to be no way of deactivating the electronic beep when you press the buttons to change input, navigate the menu etc. but I’ll happily put up with it. I can’t say much about the sound quality of the built-in speakers as I don’t use this feature.

Excellent Monitor for the money, small, light, good quality image. I use it as an HDMI preview from my Roland mixer, perfect size for that. Image is clear, and very easy to use. Recommended.

Bought this because it says it works with PCs. Mixed results. Works great with Raspberry Pi on HDMI. Tried it with HDMI on Windows 10 and Debian on PC, and nothing but the logo screen. Windows picks it up in Device Manager (with migration errors), and it responses by flashing to a red screen when you do stuff like switching on and off, but no image. Wrote to supplier who says it doesn't work on Windows 10 (they didn't mention anything about Linux). Strange it should work on Pi Linux, but not PC Linux, but I guess that's hardware for you. Anyhow, saw someone else on here who said it only works on VGA for Windows 10, tried that, and it works. However, the picture quality on VGA is a bit snowy (possibly because it takes several connectors these days to get anything to connect to a VGA cable, but someone else complained of the same thing). In short, nice screen for Pis, but PCs, not so much. Indeed, despite what the listing says about it being suitable for PCs, the supplier claims it doesn't work for Windows 10, so... :/ UPDATE: Updated the drivers on my graphics card and now it doesn't work on VGA either, even after I uninstalled them. Ho hum.