ELECROW 10.1" Portable Monitor 1080P IPS with HDMI & VGA for Pi & PC

I just love this monitor. I have found everything about it to be excellent. I bought it primarily for portable use in conjunction with a tiny NUC computer that came with Windows 10 at less than £200. It is connected to the NUC via HDMI and the sound quality of its built in speakers is good, so do not need any other speakers. I added a 120 GB SSD to my NUC as well as more RAM (so it now has 10 GB) and then added an APPSDATA partition (for use with Windows) then installed Linux Mint 20 in using the rest of the space. The monitor works great with a 1920 x 1080 display and good sound under both operating systems. The included folding wire stand and 12V dc power input are also ideal for my needs. I highly recommend it!

I have a bunch of servers on a switch that I use one monitor for. The old monitor was quite big and clunky given the screen real estate. Ordered this, as I needed the VGA input. Reasonable price, good size, and easy to view/read HD screen. Held off any review as some comments mentioned short lifespan but a few months on all is well. Monitor came with a rack style stand. There was an offer for a free traditional stand in the box. The free stand arrived within 48 hours of the requested details being provided.

It's a great picture and it's genuinely 16:9 ratio which a lot of similar screens of this type are not.The problem i have is with the controls. The manual says the up and down buttons default to volume control, but actually down is brightness and up is volume. So if you want to reduce the volume you have to first increase the volume, then you can use the down button to reduce it. Weird.Also the volume is very loud and better quality than the other screen i looked at. But you can't reduce it to mute at all. Even on zero volume you can still hear it. Weird.I'm using this as a flip down kitchen TV connected to Fire stick.

One of my lockdown projects was to hook up the RTSP feeds from my Ubiquiti Cameras to a Pi and small monitor having found out how to do it all. This monitor does the trick. Great quality picture from my cams. Reference is made to Pi4 in the description and the need to comment out a line in a conf file. I didn't find that necessary. VESA mounts means I can fix the Pi to the rear of the unit once I have got the appropriate case and shorter cables.The stand is a bit naff, but would be hard pressed to deduct a star for that. It does what is supposed to do and keeps the monitor on my desk. By definition, it stays switched on whenever I'm in the office at the back of the house so i can keep an eye on what is going on. Only time will tell if the monitor lasts OK. Shame that Ring doesn't allow a live feed for their doorbells outside of their ecosystem as then I could add that as well!

Was working well and liked it but died after a few months. Literally will not switch on anymore.

Great little monitor. Some edge bleeding but it comes and goes. Depends on the ambient temperature. Has a very good built in speaker.

I needed this monitor to lie flat in a teleprompter. Most alternatives are supposed to stand up on a foot so this was ideal. It's nothing flashy but if you need a monitor for unusual mounting solutions then this one does the job.

Very lightweight and felt like i was gonna break it just pulling the protective plastic off as it was overly adhesive. That said, the image quality is good, its bright enough for a normal room and the sound is surprisingly loud and clear though i doubt its great for music. Overall a good very lightweight screen.