Review on 🖥️ JOHNWILL 10.1 inch HD 1366X768 Portable HDMI CCTV Security Monitor with Multiple Inputs for PC, Laptop, TV Box, CCTV, Camera, Home Security System, Raspberry PI by Christopher Bates

I have been using this portable monitor for over a month now and I am satisfied with its performance. I use it on my Raspberry Pi 3B+ as well as my laptops and desktops. My monitor had the OSD set to Italian, but it wasn't difficult to switch to English. Once you became familiar with the controls, the OSD menu was easy to navigate. The monitor makes a solid impression. It's not lightweight at just over 2 pounds, but reasonable (for me) considering the solid construction. Adding a lid/stand increases the weight to nearly 3.5 pounds. He has been with me for a while now and is doing well although he is only 5 weeks old at the moment. Attached is an image of a monitor connected to my GTX 980 ti desktop and the default Windows 10 wallpaper. IPS panel is acceptable. Movement when watching a video is normal. The screen looks normal, apart from a slight glare from the backlight in the lower right corner and lower left center. Luckily I rarely notice any bleeding so it doesn't bother me. I noticed that one of the screws on the side "ground off" a bit so it might be a little difficult to take apart if it's ever needed, but that's no big deal. I don't see any dead pixels. Viewing angles are acceptable. The speakers are nothing special as they have virtually no bass, but I didn't buy them for the sound. In fact, this monitor does exactly what I wanted and gave what I expected from it. The screen looks normal, apart from a slight glare from the backlight in the lower right corner and lower left center. Lucky for me I rarely see bleeding so it doesn't bother me. I noticed that one of the screws on the side "ground off" a bit so it might be a little difficult to take apart if it's ever needed, but that's no big deal. I don't see any dead pixels. Viewing angles are acceptable. The speakers are nothing special as they have virtually no bass, but I didn't buy them for the sound. In fact, this monitor does exactly what I wanted and gave what I expected from it. The screen looks normal, apart from a slight glare from the backlight in the lower right corner and lower left center. Luckily I rarely notice any bleeding so it doesn't bother me. I did notice that one of the screws on the side "ground off" a bit so it can be a bit difficult to take apart if ever needed, but it doesn't matter. I don't see any dead pixels. Viewing angles are acceptable. The speakers are nothing special as they have virtually no bass, but I didn't buy them for the sound. In fact, this monitor does exactly what I wanted and gave what I expected from it. I noticed that one of the screws on the side has "ground off" a bit, so it might be a little difficult to taking it apart if ever needed, but that's no big deal. I don't see any dead pixels. Viewing angles are acceptable. The speakers are nothing special as they have virtually no bass, but I didn't buy them for the sound. In fact, this monitor does exactly what I wanted and gave what I expected from it. I noticed that one of the screws on the side has "ground off" a bit so it can be a little tricky to take apart if you ever need to, but it's no big deal. I don't see any dead pixels. Viewing angles are acceptable. The speakers are nothing special as they have virtually no bass, but I didn't buy them for the sound. Indeed this monitor does exactly what I wanted and gave,