8 inch CCTV Monitor, TFT LCD Security Screen with VGA HDMI AV BNC USB Audio in/Out Ports Built-in Speaker, HD Display for Surveillance Camera STB 1024x768 Resolution with Car Power Adapter 12-24V

Ups just delivered my monitor and I already installed it. It is the best and simplest to operate. I installed it in my kitchen so my wife can see who is in the back yard when my alarms go off. She summed up the quality of the picture as breathtaking compared to the TV video connector. You just can't beat the BNC connection. I am really satisfied.

I'll admit it. I used this for an arcade mod. I'm using it in a galaga cabinet. Having an onboard audio amp was such a nice feature. The remote control is nice and big. Used a heat gun to loosen the bezel and it just slipped off. Played some videos and worked flawless. Thank you so much for a great product

An excellent high resolution video device. HDMI input great. VGA adapts automatically. Audio/Video input great. Did not try the BNC input - I have no security cameras. The USB input can decode mp3 audio and mp4 movies. The speakers are OK but there is no earphone jack.

I was skeptical when I purchased this product, had a special need for a screen exactly this products dimensions. I was able to connect an Amazon fire stick to the HDMI port, and it worked perfectly. Now streaming (from a cutout in the mirror of our masterbath) Apple+, HULU, Netflix, Amazon Prime, EPIX, Disney et al. Very pleased with this purchase.

I bought this monitor hoping it would be a cheap display option for my C64 since it has speakers and RCA composite input. Unfortunately there are a number of problems. First, there's a band of static that moves from the bottom of the screen to the top. It's so bad that text becomes unreadable. Second, the colors are really poor and bleed into each other (this is what's pictured, though you can see a little bit of the static band as well). As an aside, I verified that these issues are *not* from the C64. For one thing, the C64's composite output shows up perfectly fine on other TVs and monitors I have. For another, I tried hooking up both the C64 via a retrotink mini x2 upscaler and my modern laptop via HDMI, and both issues remained. Overall, the video quality of this monitor is unacceptable even if you're using purely digital HDMI. Third, the power cord that this comes with is extremely short, and didn't reach from my desk to the power strip on the floor directly beneath it. This monitor is probably good enough for its intended purpose, but it definitely does not work as a small, versatile monitor for your retro computers or game consoles. You're better off spending your money on a quality 4:3 monitor from the mid-2000s.

Had it a few weeks seems to work ok. Green lines started showing up on the screen. A few day later the screen is black when the power light is green. Wish it was better quality some time you get what you pay for...sad face

We have been using this monitors for a while in my company, these have a good image quality, they are long lasting also, you get the right quality for what you are paying.

Good quality monitor, with clear picture. Very versatile. I can connect various types of computers, included my small collection of vintage computers.

clear good product

Monitor plugged right in and worked right away. Easy to set up.

Apenas me llegó el 12 de octubre y hoy ya no jaló, muy mal producto!

I got this screen to use as a retro gaming monitor for my Amiga. I had low expectations and yet somehow this screen still managed to disappoint me anyway. The backlight bleed is the worst I have seen in any screen ever. And yet somehow it's still not bright enough. And the screen is too reflective. The menu system is clumsy - going back to the previous screen just is not possible sometimes. The speakers are mediocre, no hint of bass at all. It doesn't even remember the user's horizontal/vertical settings after powering off the monitor - it just goes back into auto adjust mode on the next power cycle! Literally any used Dell LCD monitor would be better value for money than this. This shouldn't cost more than $50. I can't imagine staring at this as a CCTV monitor all day long either.

Say that you are getting an ips monitor, but it is definitely a tft… the ol bait n switch routine.