Review on WIMAXIT Portable Monitor: 14" 1920X1080P, Wall Mountable, M1400CT IPS - The Perfect Computer External Display by Ken Chen

While reading the questions and answers about this monitor, I noticed that several people are asking about VESA. Once this monitor was not. The folks making this display answered some of the questions asked here and said they would add VESA. They added it and mine came with VESAF. First bad, then good. The volume/brightness controls seem unreliable. As I reach for it, I feel like I have to be careful. This doesn't mean it's flimsy or breaks easily. I don't know, but time will tell. I just want it to inspire more confidence. The VESA holes are flat. I mean very small! That doesn't mean they aren't good. You just have to be careful and choose the right screws so you don't break anything inside. This is probably just a feature of the thin display. Mini HDMI port. I would like full size HDMI. With a wearable piece like this, I want as much surface area in port as possible to keep it firm and steady when subjected to vibration and shock. Brightness/volume control. I don't know if this is standard but it's brilliant! A knob that rotates up and down but returns to the center. Push it down and the controls open the brightness. After the brightness disappears (should disappear faster), push it up and then the volume slider will open. (Should disappear faster) Ideal for installation in the vehicle on the right side. It would be better if the brightness had more levels for fine tuning. From 0 to 1 big jump. Somewhere in the middle would be ideal. (Perfect for me. I installed this monitor in my car) The speakers are louder and clearer than the speakers in my laptop. The picture looks neat. What kind of monitor is that? Overall the monitor looks great and I'm happy with it so far. Just one thing. The main page of this monitor says "Special Feature 壁挂式" which Google translates to mean wall mount. Much better to write it as Special Feature VESA 75mm.