Eyoyo2K Small Monitor 12 Inch QHD 2160x1440, Thin IPS HDMI Screen CCTV Security Monitors VGA Portable Monitor for Laptop PC Computer PS4 PS5 Switch 4B/3B+/3B Windows 7/8/10

This monitor is qulaity monior with very crisp picture. I needed help with the aspect ratio of this monitor and I got prompt response from customer service. Cara was very helpful and very knowledgeable.

I had a portable monitor working as a 2nd screen for my desktop setup, but a case change no longer let me use the other stand I had to I went looking for a monitor with a built-in stand. I've had Eyoyo stuff in the past so the fact it had so few reviews didn't scare me, but in Amazon's return policy I trust. :)Most portable monitors that include stands at this size are... disappointing. I don't think I saw any that even had 1080p resolution so, when I saw this one had 1440p, I jumped on it. It's small in size, but I didn't want something that took up much deskspace and it paired well with my main 1440p monitor.The good stuff:The screen quality is actually really good. Not perfect and it leans a little blue/green by default so you'll want to color calibrate it for improved results.This monitor uses full-sized HDMI. I really dislike it when portable monitors rely on mini or micro connectors. It also has VGA (which none of my other monitors have) so it makes it useful if I am testing older hardware.Includes built-in speakers.Draws power from a DC connector, not USB. This makes it better as a always-setup monitor.High resolution. 2160x1440 is probably as high as you could want with a screen this small. The 15:10 aspect ratio makes it nice for websites and documents.Build quality is pretty good and is made of metal.Has the built-in stand and can use a VESA mount.The negatives:The speakers sound ok, but you won't want them long-term.As it arrives, you can't use this as a truly portable monitor since it relies on a DC adapter. Luckily you can buy this cable and they it works off USB just fine: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07HQ91HHV/15:10 aspect ratio is bad for most wide-format media. For 4:3 content and websites it's basically like having a 13.5" monitor, but for 16:9 content like movies it's like having an 11.5" screen.It has pretty thick bezels which kinda negate the screen size savings.Large hump in the back for the electronics.If you are looking for an extra monitor that you will mostly leave in one location and only move occasionally, this is a great option especially for the price. Good features and a high resolution. But if you change your work venue a lot, I'd go with something that can rely on USB-C for power and video.

Only had this monitor (used as a home CCTV monitor. Since this would be used w/ my security cameras, was sold on the 2K, QHD 2160 X 1440 resolution features offered at a great price point. However, wish there was a screen (e.i. 18"-20") -but couldn't resist the features. I am not tech savvy, had my security camera tech came out to assist in pulling video footage (had a package stolen). The tech was impressed with the sharp, brilliance, vivid colors. We were able to read the full thief's license plate as he made a u-turn across the street, which we were unable to make out (even enlarging) with my i-pad and i-phone. If you are looking for a great 12" CCTV monitor and entering or in the stage of needing reading glasses, this gives you a sharp view w/o eye fatigue.

If you're looking for something to have as a second screen for multitasking, this is a good choice. The only thing I really don't like about it is that it definitely does not seem as though it's 60hz

Not a review with praises for video character and performanc, you've already smelled the flowers.1st impressions: Respectably well built housing.

I use a multi-monitor system with an HDMI KVMP (Keyboard Video Mouse and Printer) switch. I alternate one screen as my "Skype for business" presentation screen for sharing and my Home PC. There are times where my work PC accidentally launches windows to the spare screen, and I dislike swapping to it to find the window. There are other times where I want to keep my Home monitor up. I purchased this to sit below all my monitors and permanently mirror a replicated copy of my work machine. It's so small (and perfect) that I will also use it for travel in place of my G-Story15.6in Portable Gaming0 4k monitor. I love that monitor, but this one is barely the size and weight of a iPad 12.9 2019. And, the sleeve flips over to protect it. This is just big enough to be extremely useful at 1080p or 720p (my Skype Presentation) and it does support those resolutions. I have never tried to use it at 2K, but it looks crisp and clear at both 1920x1080 and 1280x720. It can be powered by USB C alone (along with video) in one port. I use the HDMI port permanently split off of a 2nd device ("OREI UltraHD 4K @ 60 Hz 1 x 2 HDMI Splitter 1 in 2 Out 2 Port 4:4:4 8-bit - HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2, 18 Gbps"). All in all, this is as good as Asus and more expensive variants. At first, I was concerned about the bezel at the bottom, but you honestly want the screen up about 1in because of Cables, keyboards, notepads, notebooks, etc that might sit in front of it. It would actually be less useful if not for that bezel.