Eyoyo 5 inch Monitor, 800x480 Mini TFT LCD Screen Small Camera Video Monitor 1/4 Screw Hole with HD/VGA/AV Video Input for Car PC DVD DVR CCD DSLR-140° Wide Angle Metal Housing

I recently added the Eyoyo 5 inch Monitor, 800x480 Mini TFT LCD Screen to my racing rig, and it has been a fantastic addition, especially as a dashboard. The compact size fits perfectly into my setup without taking up too much space, and the 800x480 resolution provides clear and sharp visuals. The 140° wide viewing angle ensures that I can see all the necessary information from different positions, which is crucial during intense racing sessions. The multiple video input options (HD, VGA, AV) make it versatile and easy to connect to various devices. The monitor’s metal housing adds durability, and the built-in speaker is a nice touch for additional audio feedback. Overall, this monitor is an excellent choice for anyone looking to enhance their racing rig with a reliable and high-quality dashboard display.

El monitor es genial para tenerlo en la caja de herramientas y hacer pruebas en equipos de computo o servidores. Su tamaño lo hace ideal para transportarlo facilmente, sus multiples entradas de video aseguran que puedes diagnosticar una gran variedad de equipos. Excelente producto.

Just add USB power and HDMI connection and it works straight out of the box. Acts just like any other monitor, just a little smaller. I'll be using it to display my CPU/GPU temperatures, etc on my PC (with an App). The monitor is solidly built with a metal casing and the controls are easy to locate and intuitive to use. A nice touch is the 1/4" tripod socket underneath - I have the monitor on a small desktop tripod. All-in-all it works really well.

I bought it to program a security system and it worked great. I would not want it any smaller or it would be hard to use the mouse . I would recommend and i would buy it again.

I used this as a screen for my TrueNAS server. I’ve always had a big computer screen and it’s always been a little bit in the way. This is perfect. I mounted it right to the side of the server. This monitor is the same resolution as the standard TrueNAS console screen. I was excited to see that the back of the monitor had threaded holes for M3 standoffs (the same ones used on motherboards). Unfortunately I still had to take the monitor apart so that I could use the backplate as a template for drilling my holes. Disassembling it does void the warranty because there is foil stickers over the screws. Taking it apart was no big deal. 4 screws on the side and you can pop the frame off and gingerly move the screen out of the way before removing the screws to the circuit board. One thing I was surprised by was that it has an internal speaker. If you hook it up to HDMI it would play audio as well. I plugged it into a fire stick to confirm. But I didn’t explore volume controls or anything. All in all it’s a nifty little thing and perfect for what I needed.