Eyoyo 12 Inch HDMI Monitor with BNC VGA AV HDMI Input 800x600 Portable 4:3 TFT LCD Mini HD Color Screen with Built-in Speaker

This is a great little monitor if you're looking for a compact way to display content from an older source such as a VCR, classic gaming system, etc. Easy to setup on a desk without having to waste space on the sides where a 4:3 image would just get stretched anyways.

It's hard to find a low priced A/V monitor that accepts Video AND Audio inputs. I needed a small screen to monitor my "Video Tape to DVD Recorder" set up, and the audio was a 'MUST'. I was surprised to see it also accepts HDMI and BNC inputs! I really like the 'mute' button on the remote. Perfect for what I needed. I just ordered another one. I wanted to get 2 more..... but they said this was the last one. Sorry (not sorry) folks!

Bought it to use with a security camera made back in 1992. Needed the old school RCA jacks. This gadget has about every kind of hook up ever made. I've had it on 24/7 since I got it with no issues at all. Has a decent picture and sound, runs cool and has a remote that works well. It can flip and reverse the screen, allowing you to mount a camera upside-down but still view right side up. You will need some aaa batteries though, they're not included. So far, I'm really happy with it.

+++++Connected seamlessly to my camera in the studio.The foot came off easily and was replaced by a VESA plate.Plenty of input options.Easy on-screen controls.Simple remote.- - - - - -The power supply is a bit bulky.The red power light is really bright.The screen will turn on when plugged in, even if it was turned off when it was unplugged.

6/1/2019 Update: Added a star after speaking with support. Also adding a new issue I am working through, below, and some photos of my RCA input solution.I wanted this for some HDMI Raspberry Pi projects. I liked that it has speakers built in. The VGA input would also be used for another FPGA project I have.Unfortunately, the picture quality is lacking for a computer monitor. It's readable, but not that great. It has some good scaling features (my FPGA device puts out 640x480) where it can either do pixel-for-pixel (taking up just a smaller portion of the native 800x600 screen) or stretch it. That works okay, but the quality is not anywhere as good as a used 15" VGA monitor I picked up for $15 at a local computer resell store.The biggest issue are the ports on the back. There is a right angle connector for hooking up the HDMI, and VGA can plug in, but accessing the A/V ports is impossible with standard cables. I guess security systems must use some kind of right-angle cable to be able to plug in. I see other reviews mention removing the stand to get access to them.UPDATE: I ordered a pair of RCA right angle adapters for around $5 on Amazon. They also cannot plug in. I thought I was going to have to remove the stand's metal plate to take it off the back of the monitor, but then I realized I could just remove the plastic housing on the stand. I first removed the top part, and could get one RCA jack in just fine. The second one would not fit, so I removed the back one as well, then could tilt the stand until I could insert the second RCA. Now that I have those installed, I can easily plug and unplug normal RCA cables.UPDATE2: Unfortunately, I have yet to get audio working through these RCA ports. When I select AV in the menu, I get no audio (though I can take the same cable and plug it into another speaker system and hear that it is playing through it). I want to use it for audio when selecting VGA. I have written support and they have responded, so I will update this review when we get it figured out. Maybe mine is defective?Not great. For $100, I expected more. I think if they would have just had a better design on the input ports, it could be a five star item "for the price." However, you can get a NICE large monitor for $139 that looks great and does everything, so unless you specifically need this small size (I wanted small) or the BNC connectors (for security use, this monitor's actual purpose), you might have better options.

Value for the money

Expensive, however it is a mini powerhouse! Does super well for what we needed it for and display is clear!

The monitor worked ok for a day then a horizontal line appeared in the center of the screen. It is visible when the display is show a dark image (black or gray).