Eyoyo 7 Inch Mini Monitor for CCTV and Raspberry Pi

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Eyoyo 7 Inch Mini Monitor for CCTV and Raspberry Pi

$49.99 Price may change

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Eyoyo 7" Mini Security Camera Monitor 1024x600 IPS Screen

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Jax

Just short of perfect

Works great, I was specifically looking for a screen that would power on automatically when receiving input and this definitely works! Also, the fully adjustable base was perfect as I was able to hang it from above. I only have two issues, the first being the hdmi port. It is on the bottom, meaning I have an hdmi cord fully visible until I get a right angle adapter. Second, it says it can play video files via USB but I tried 5 different formats and none worked, and neither this listing nor the instructions give any specifics.

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NTD1998

Nice little monitor for discord

Nice resolution and very easy to set up

Very very bright and if you dim it to a reasonable level it start to mess with the black point and messes up the contrast on the screen. Also very blue tinted

The sound get tin-ie if you got over 50 but that doesn't matter much to me.

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Doug Howard

Best small monitor

Full 1080p 60 refresh, thing works awesome, sounds ok too for sound.

Jay

Does have sound, supports 16:9 1920x1080 resolution.

This screen does work with HDMI to my Windows 11 PC and supports a max resolution size of 1920x1080 but being only a 7" display, any text on screen looks super tiny unless you set the text zoom higher or just select a smaller 16:9 aspect ratio resolution. But for video it works great.

Over HDMI it does play sound, but the speakers are a bit tinny sounding when it is turned up higher. I honestly can't tell if it is mono or sterio but even if it has 2 speakers it wouldn't matter with how close together the speaker holes on the back are.

It was missing one nut that would fit into a channel up the back of the display if you wanted to use the included mount, but that could be easily replaced and I ended up using a different mount anyway. The VESA mount holes are a standard size apart (75x75mm) but one of the bolt holes is very shallow and if you use too long of a bolt it will hit the back of the VGA port. With the display being so light weight, I don't think that it will cause any issues to use a shorter bolt on that one hole.

The screen protector film did appear to have been put over the screen before the screen was placed into the plastic housing, which made it a bit difficult to pull it off with it sandwiched between the screen and the plastic bezel around it.

But overall I am impressed with it for the price (was about ($30 on sale when I got it).

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