10.1 inch Monitor, 1024x600 LCD IPS Monitor 10 inch Security CCTV Display with HDMI, VGA, BNC, RCA Interfaces for Home, Office, Warehouse Surveillance

The Miktver 10-Inch Monitor is a solid choice for anyone looking for a compact display for security monitoring or general multimedia use. It still delivers decent image quality, and the wide compatibility with different input sources makes it a practical investment. If you need a reliable, affordable, and easy-to-install monitor, this one is worth considering.The small and lightweight build makes it easy to mount or place anywhere. It’s ideal for home, office, or warehouse surveillance, where space might be limited. The glossy screen surface enhances color vibrancy, but it may cause reflections in bright environments.Pros:Wide viewing angles with IPS panelMultiple input options for flexible connectivityCompact, lightweight, and easy to installGood contrast ratio for surveillance useComes with HDMI Cable

A great, inexpensive Monitor for multiple uses.What caught my eye on this monitor was the variation and amount of inputs! It has Hdmi, analog composite, VGA, and even SDI!This monitor is perfect for adding a security screen to your existing battle station, without spending a lot of money or taking up a lot of space.I purchased this for my job, so I could quickly test monitor inputs from various camera feeds without having to lug around a huge production monitor.When it's not at work, I can use it to show a feed of my multiple security cameras without taking up a main screen, Ipad or phone. It's the perfect low cost alternative to spending money and space on a larger monitor.Comes with a stand, that even has screw holes for permanent mounting.This monitor is a steal for this price!

Love it. It works well for my need.

Replaced several Eleduino model 1016s that just gave out. Half the price of Eleduino replacements and better resolution, looks very much like the ones replaced. Like the buttons on the front instead of under the monitor.

Great Product

I bought this back in September, but in December I ended up throwing it away. First, after the little assembling it requires, everything felt very stiff. I couldn't adjust it without fear I was about to break. Not even a month afterwards, the screen starting flashing. At first it was occasional but by December it was very frequent and nauseating, hurting my eyes. The final straw was the stand it was attached to finally broke. Skip this one entirely.

This monitor has no volume controls, nor does it come with a remote control.

I had been using a 19 monitor to display what's on the projector screen when doing Karaoke. I decided I wanted something smaller and lighter so it would be easier to pack up and carry. It works really well even though I found the menus confusing. I simply placed it just to the left of my Karaoke computer which is a 17 inch laptop. The 19 inch monitor I was using had to placed about 3 or 4 feet away because the karaoke words are big. The 10 inch monitor is smaller and closer and works out great.