ELECROW 8 Inch Not-Touch Portable Monitor, 1280x800 Mini LCD Display USB Powered Screen Compatible with Raspberry Pi, Laptop, PC, Jetson Nano, Game Consoles

En mi empleo, es necesario estar siempre en comunicación con el equipo de trabajo. En mi caso utilizamos Teams y he encontrado super conveniente mantener la aplicación siempre visible en una pantalla exclusiva. A pesar de que ya utilizaba dos monitores. Tener una pantalla en el frente detrás del teclado es ideal.

サブモニターとしてとても使い勝手が良いです

works great with my setup

I’m using this little monitor as my fourth screen for my PC setup, just under my main 32” 4K monitor. Sometimes I’ll have small programs running which I’d like to keep constant track of or have a live view of my security camera and this little guy fits the bill. The monitor is extremely light and doesn’t feel particularly robust but general usage in a static position should be perfectly fine. If you’re using it as a portable solution, I’d just be careful not to bang it up too much. I’m powering this off my own USB-C cable attached to a plug in adapter and HDMI is connected through a HDMI to mini HDMI adapter without issue. The screen is plenty bright and nice and clear. Viewing angles aren’t bad and colors look good with slight adjustments. All in all, not disappointed with the performance. The only thing I don’t like is that it doesn’t turn off by itself when you have no video signal, at least the way I have it setup. Because I have it connected to a constant power source, it just flashes colors when there’s no video signal. Most monitors will turn off after no signal for a few seconds, but not this one. If you’re using this as a main monitor for a portable setup or Raspberry Pi, maybe it won’t have this issue since the power will likely get cut when you turn off the PC. Because of the way I have the monitor set up, I can’t always be hitting the power button on the back of the monitor. In either case, I worked around this issue by connecting my power source to an outlet switch. When you switch it back on, you don’t need to hit the power button on the monitor for it to turn on which is good. Other than that small nitpick, this a decently solid monitor that’s a perfect size; not too small and not too big.

I bought this to use with a Raspberry Pi 400. It was a great choice. The 1280 x 800 resolution is very good for the small screen providing a very sharp, bright picture. The size, picture quality and price are ideal for this application.