💻 7 Inch Raspberry Computer Display - 1024X600 Resolution with Built-in Speakers SC7J-7Inch-US Review

I use it as a tiny monitor over my kitchen sink and the colour, resolution and brightness are perfect. I'm really amazed at the quality for the price of this little thing. I don't know how its brightness stands up to the glare when used in a car, but indoors it's excellent. The sound quality is about as poor as you'd expect for the size, so I'd recommend going with an external audio source.

The power cord was only about 2 feet long and my use case calls for a longer cord. Looking for a replacement the dimensions I had were about 4mm outside, 1.7mm inside for the power connector. Plug 12V 1A. Otherwise a solid little monitor. With a little effort, the threaded hole on the bottom fits over the 1/4" screw for the tripod mount. The rest of the monitor is good, especially for the price. It works well, bright enough, the speaker works well. good at it , although I wouldn't expect him to

I use it as a tiny monitor over my kitchen sink and the colour, resolution and brightness are perfect. I'm really amazed at the quality for the price of this little thing. I don't know how its brightness holds up against the glare when used in a car, but indoors it's excellent. The sound quality is about as poor as you'd expect for the size, so I'd recommend going with an external audio source.

There are not enough inputs, the quality of the LCD is poor. The menu is in English which is nice. Basically, I bought it to use my PC's performance metrics while gaming/recording/streaming and I've been very happy with it. I just wish the quality was a little better. It should be noted that the resolution seems really strange. 1024x600 is not really a resolution when connected to my PC. When I move a text box, it flickers even if it's moving slowly. It looks like it scales oddly and I couldn't

Bought as a car monitor. It comes with an AV cable with 3 connectors (2 video and one audio). The advantage of this cable is that one of the AV cables has "priority" and will appear on the monitor whenever it receives a signal. I connected this priority AV cable to the rear camera and the source on the monitor as HDMI for the Raspberry Pi 3 computer. Now when the monitor turns on it defaults to using the HDMI video stream from my Raspberry Pi, but when I If you put my device in reverse, it will

I opened the box for the first time a month after ordering. Yes it was silly but I was overwhelmed and this monitor was intended to be used via an HDMI splitter for a CCTV system that did not already have it installed. When I connected the screen and turned it on, I noticed a thick black bar. a line running horizontally across the rubble. There was also a small filmy square sticking out from the bottom left corner. At first I thought it had to be removed, but after grabbing it and trying to…

I needed something to work from home. We have two monitors at work. I love that it's just the power supply and HDMI port that it comes with and it's ready to go. Sound and colors are already set. I don't need sound anyway, but it's nice to have. The only thing I didn't understand was how to separate my laptop screen from the monitor. So I had to see two different screens at the same time. Can someone help? Besides, it's really beautiful. Thanks, updated 10/24/20. I tried setting it up for…

This is a small, crystal clear, low-power, low-cost, small footprint monitor that sits on my desk as a security camera behind my front door. Due to its small size, it has inputs for VGA, AV and HDMI; and a remote control – the monitor is so small and light that pressing the buttons on the front only moves the device. So the remote is very nice (pun intended). I love it and would buy it again.

I was looking for an alternative to a 21" monitor to pack in my backpack. The 7" monitor was exactly what I was looking for. I use it at work where I usually have to carry the monitor around with me all day. After seeing this 7 inch display, my colleagues started asking where I got it from. Simply put, I would recommend this monitor to anyone looking for a portable monitor that folds easily. and almost not bulky. After removing the stand, I was able to pack it in a small canvas bag along with…

First, I love it! That's a beautiful thing. Looks like a small flat screen. I'm using it in a camera control car equipped with a Raspberry Pi. There are a few minor glitches. These are all things I'd like to address: 1) The Pi won't boot when connected to a display and the monitor has power even when it's turned off. 2) This causes the Pi to show the low power indicator. (I have 2.4A on the Pi and 2A on the monitor). Everything still works. I read in a review that there is a bit of power…

I gave this product 4 stars because it does everything you need as a monitor to watch videos but it doesn't really match the Raspberry Pi. I tried using this monitor on a Pi but it's too small. It only works well in command line mode, but it's too difficult to see everything when booting into a GUI. I bought a cheap 15" monitor for my purposes.

Surprisingly I am very satisfied. It works great with my Ps4 (better than my home TV), easy to use, just plug in an HDMI cable and you're good to go. Thank you Revan

Exactly what I was looking for, a head for the various headless things I have. Super portable, just wish the power cord plugged into USB. The more you tilt the screen forward, the quicker it gets dark, but tilting it back is a good viewing angle.

Awesome, just got it and hooked up my Revain Firestick to it via HDMI, works great, had to flip the screen with the input buttons because it was upside down and vice versa. But otherwise a very good screen.

Works well enough, but there is a lot of fiddling to set it up decently with Raspberry Pi (Fiddling with Raspberry Pi Configurations)

The monitor is ok, just too small to be usable. I bought it for the Raspberry Pi. my fault It's too small to be used. I am currently using it as an FPV monitor for a racing drone. So-so. Should have just saved my money.

I love this little display. Use it constantly for quick builds or on-the-go support. Mainly for Pi but also used for Windows

I love this little display. Use it constantly for quick builds or on-the-go support. Mainly for Pi but also used for Windows

It is of course a small monitor. The one I received had a small scratch despite saying it was new. The cable I was supposed to use to connect composite cables isn't working. Instead, the screen flickers so sometimes I can see the video and sometimes I can't. Everything else works fine.

It's easy to use. Normal size, still quite small. Problem! Sometimes it becomes e.g. B. dark, the contrast has dropped a lot, but the edges of the screen are fine. Don't know what's causing it, looks bad when it happens but still readable.