Review on Dcorn Monitor Portable Monitors Raspberry 1280X800 7", HD72 by Tyrell Bar

I love this little monitor. I travel to work every day and I keep smashing big screens. Hopefully this one will last longer with my travel bags because it's smaller. A few things to know: 1. There are very few parts to assemble but it took me a while to figure it out as it wasn't in the tiny booklet that came with it. I don't know how to figure things out without guidance. I could certainly figure it out, but it took longer than if there was a picture at all.2. The instruction manual is tiny, so get out your bifocals.3. The elements on the screen are tiny. I'm sure there is a way to make it bigger, I just haven't gotten around to it4. Perhaps most importantly, the 2 cables required to power the screen come out at the bottom of the screen. But at the same time it is designed to be placed on a stand on a table. As you can see from the picture, the screen is slightly tilted to one side due to the cables not being bent where they should.5. The screen is flexible. Moves easily on a stand. I have to use a block to stabilize it. To be honest I didn't have time to play with it to see if it could be tightened. I think the screen would be much better on a wall, but it's so small that it's impossible to sit more than a few feet away from it if you're using it for documents or anything other than movies.