Eyoyo
Reluctant Commentor
I could not find a way to mount these until I realized both the monitor case and the stand are steel. I used magnets! They work great. I am planning to use these for flight simulator games MFD panels. Haven't quite figured that out yet. I bought two of them! They can be powered by USB or an included adaptor. That allowed me more to play with! So far I am happy with these and have not had any issues.
Devonte Diego Davis-Isom
Perfect to monitor temps and keep track of important PC temps also works as a whole second screen within your Computer if your into that kinda thing
Joshua Stilwell
I used this as a screen for my TrueNAS server. I’ve always had a big computer screen and it’s always been a little bit in the way. This is perfect. I mounted it right to the side of the server. This monitor is the same resolution as the standard TrueNAS console screen.
I was excited to see that the back of the monitor had threaded holes for M3 standoffs (the same ones used on motherboards). Unfortunately I still had to take the monitor apart so that I could use the backplate as a template for drilling my holes.
Disassembling it does void the warranty because there is foil stickers over the screws.
Taking it apart was no big deal. 4 screws on the side and you can pop the frame off and gingerly move the screen out of the way before removing the screws to the circuit board.
One thing I was surprised by was that it has an internal speaker. If you hook it up to HDMI it would play audio as well. I plugged it into a fire stick to confirm. But I didn’t explore volume controls or anything.
All in all it’s a nifty little thing and perfect for what I needed.
FixItFelix
When my boi G-dawg the Grey starts bobbin to the beat, you know what you bought was pretty darn sweet.