Eyoyo 10.1" Small Touchscreen Monitor, Metal IPS Display, 1280×800 HD

I bought this monitor since it can be used for either analog or digital video. I like the fact that it has BNC and RCA connectors on the side for an analog video signal (TV or security camera) or it can be driven by either HDMI or VGA digital input. The default menu upon arrival is in Chinese so it took me a little while to set it up for English and configure the various video settings. The good news is that the settings, except the clock, remain during loss of power. It would make a nice small auxiliary monitor or a dedicated display for a raspberry pi or NUC machine. HDMI and BNC cables are included along with a small plastic stand and an adhesive mounting pad. The stand can also be mounted via two screw holes (screws not included). Power to the display is 12VDC at 1A from a small wall-wart (100-240VAC). The display is fairly bright with a max resolution of 1280 x 800. It has a metal case and a small internal speaker with RCA input for analog AV signal if needed. The user manual is 10 pages long and fairly straight forward since it is mostly graphical.

Compact and powerful, the Eyoyo 7 Inch Small Monitor exceeded my expectations. Its vibrant display and sharp resolution make it perfect for both work and play. Easy setup and versatility in connectivity options add to its appeal. A must-have for anyone needing a reliable portable screen!.

Decent display. Wide variety of inputs. Wide variety of mounting options, including the rear slide mount used by the included stand, a standard 1/4" photography-style threaded socket on the bottom, and even VESA 75mm threaded holes (note for VESA you will have to remove the default rear slot-bracket first). Keep in mind when mounted that all the controls are awkwardly located on the back, potentially unreachable in normal operation depending upon the mount and what's around it. Conveniently powered by 12VDC using the standard 5.5 mm x 2.1 mm common in the network & security industry. If you're using this with HDMI, I recommend an elbow connector adaptor (like ASIN: B06XD7RHJD) so your cable can go out the back instead of the side. Overall, though, way too chunky for use as a small side-monitor to use with your portable laptop or a similar role.

Eyoyo in my opinion is the best in those size monitors with this price range in the market today, i tested multiple ones and most of them the quality control is not good but this brand Eyoyo is very good, the finishing is great, the 7" one housing is in metal and very well constructed, and the resolution is superb, also the V positioning and H positioning are option you don't find on expensive monitors of this size, the colors also are great, vivid and no dead pixels or any bleeding whatsoever, i payed for my monitor i'm not getting anything for free to write this review, its a great monitor and worth every penny,

I've had some old parts sitting around. So set up a mining rig. I didn't want to take up space..so bought this little guy. Had an itx case with a 1080 ti. Decide to get that guy going. Also this screen is crystal clear to be honest. It does what it needs to do. It's Soo cute to. I love my set up.

This is a great tool for hooking up devices with various video types. I ran a cheap video game console through the AV port. Great sound and video. I mainly want it for HD output for microcontrollers. Haven't run X on it yet just text based but its just what I need for Pi and Arduino. Its sturdy and heavy so the cabling doesn't make it flop around. It has mounting screw holes in the base as well if you want a permanent setup. AC adapter HDMI and BNC cables included.

I purchased this on September 5th 2025. It worked great until yesterday October 16th 2025. I see no image/video. The power light is on. I have tried all the usual troubleshooting steps, power cycling etc. It has not worked. For a monitor that worked for only 5 weeks the price paid is very steep. I would seriously recommend that any other user consider other options instead of this monitor. The support process seems to be very difficult. No phone support.

Recommend just getting a different tripod or stand for this. Monitor works well otherwise so far.

Lo he comprado ya que necesitaba contar con un tercer monitor para programar, algunas veces se necesita contar con mas información en pantalla sin tener que dividir las ventadas en un monitor. Incluso esta muy bien para tener aplicaciones secundarias como el reproductor de música, ver vídeos, algún documento, etc. Esta opción ha sido la mejor para mi, ya que no necesitaba un monitor tan grande y si tenerlo mas a la vista, para tener un mejor flujo tanto productivo como visual, pues sin problemas lo tengo debajo de mi monitor principal. La calidad es excelente, tanto en color como en resolución, recomiendo poner el brillo en 41 ya que así los negros o tonos oscuros se van a ver muy bien. Leí otro comentario de que en modo suspensión ilumina toda la pantalla en color azul, pero yo no he tenido ese inconveniente, se comporta como cualquier otro monitor. Dudaba por ser de 7 pulgadas, teniendo otras opciones de 8, 9 y hasta 11, pero pocos como este con panel IPS, ya usándolo por alrededor de un mes, puedo decir que la experiencia ha sido muy grata. Totalmente recomendado.

Amazingly versatile, w tons of input options. I use it to monitor the cam feed that watches our dog in the backyard. Really crisp image

It isn't bad, but most of what you're paying for in the price-tag is pretty much useless at home. It has a BNC connection to monitor analogue video, a more useful AV connection with decent stabilization for legacy equipment and a very bright and sharp screen but other features that would be useful for home use (like a screen that you can noticeably dim, or ability to have it not automatically turn on, in all its blinding glory after a power interruption) are absent. It unquestionably has the worst menu I have ever seen. I have never had issues programming TVs without a remote, even non-brand name ones. However I have left it on 4:3 aspect ratio because after 20 minutes of trying I have given up on even dealing with it. You have 5 buttons. One will immediately turn it off which kills about 10 seconds. Two scroll up or down, although it is a third button that does this in the menu. Presumably in the context one changes the menu option but I never got that far aside from the time I sat down with it and set it to 4:3 for watching VHS tapes. Big mistake. It will probably be stuck on this until either I or it dies. It is that frustrating. The installation instructions are part of this: it's pretty straightforward actually. You screw on the metal plate open-side down, assemble the stand then mate them, hot-shoe camera flash style. But instructions for anyone not used to the process would probably be useful. Black level isn't amazing but you're really unlikely to notice it given how bright the display is. It does have HDMI and VGA. Conversely (again this will only matter for home use) it doesn't seem particularly power efficient (Power adapter is rated at technically 50W but I am sure it never draws near that despite not having an efficiency rating on it). It also makes a quiet very high-pitched whine. That's not too uncommon and I have only ever heard it with every other machine in the room switched off. I'd buy it if you have a particular need for a very small very bright screen at home with those inputs, or if you need a monitor at work. Just keep in mind the limitations before buying.

Screen quality was good, but a little hard to see in bright locations. Unit was returned.