8 Inch Mini Monitor, Small HDMI Screen Display,1280 * 800 Resolution Portable Monitor for PC Laptop Compatible with Raspberry Pi Game Consoles

Works great, no complaints after purchasing 4 of them.

I wanted a small monitor to connect to a Roku so that I could have a mini TV on my home office desktop. After trying a couple of other brands, I purchased this Viewmei 8" monitor and am very pleased with it. The bright little screen looks great. Audio is tinny sounding but that's to be expected for such a small monitor. Overall I would label the speakers as adequate. Fortunately the monitor has a 3.mm jack, allowing headphones or external speakers to be connected. The metal case feels sturdy and doesn't get hot after a day of use. An included stand is a nice bonus. It has a low profile design, which works great, especially since all of the monitor's connections are on the side instead of the bottom. Speaking of connections, the monitor's HDMI port is a mini - something not specified in the Amazon description. I use a short mini HDMI to HDMI angled 90° adapter cable to connect my Roku.

Much better quality picture then I expected. I use it for a monitor for my AV control system. Only drawback is that you must have an HDMI input signal active for the screen to display, even to display the units menu.

Size is good and display quality is good.But touch doesn’t work. Tired everything.There’s no model number on the device or in the device menu, so might be the wrong device in the box or defective. The sticker on the box says (TouchScreen) but … no touchy.

The media could not be loaded. Seems like a good display, simple and serves the purpose. Hdmi 60fps standard resplution in windows and adrenalin.

That was actually a very good choice for my Raspberry Pi 5, the screen seems well made with a strong aluminum frame. It comes with a HDMI and USB/USB C cable, but I wished it would have also come with a simple 5V power cable. As the USB/USB C cabl also transfers the signals for the touch function, it has to be connected directly to the Raspberry Pi or to a powered USB hub, as the voltage of the Raspberry Pi might not be enough to power both, the Raspberry and the screen. If it would come with a 5v power adapter cable you could run it without the powered USB hub.

Works good but makes a very annoying high pitch ringing noise when you turn the monitor off with the button.

The media could not be loaded. Using as a secondary monitor, works pretty good. Sound is from the built in speakers. Slightly tinny, but not bad at all. Picked up the stand from 5 below for cheap. I would recommend this if you need something small that still functions well. Comes with everything you need Cables, stand, etc. I just prefer this stand over the one in the box. If I had to change anything else, I would get cables that are more flexible, with the 90 degree angled plug for a cleaner look.