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Very nice handy monitor. Does exactly what it says and useful for testing cctv equipment

I was very surprised by the picture quality. Looks great. I haven't watched a movie on it or anything, I've just needed it as a teleprompter (I don't want to use a tablet for that), and it looks great. Please note that the aspect ratio is a bit off (at least for the size that I chose), but this is also stated in the specifications, if you know what to look for. Sound is incredibly loud. Now I don't need sound, but if you do, trust me, you WILL be able to hear it (you can of course turn it down). The quality of the sound is of course lacking any real bass, but I feel like that is to be expected. Once again, not great for movies or for that matter, music. But if you just need to be able to hear the sound, then sure, it's very usable. For me it has been a great buy. Easy to use, clear picture, no trouble at all. If I break the one I have, I'll buy it again.

Previous security monitor died and was discontinued. Purchased this monitor to replace it. - Large Sharp, bright and clear image - Sound is very clear - Easy to set up and use - Stand is good as it's multi-Directional - Excellent value Good purchase !

I'm using this monitor as part of my system for online teaching on Zoom. It's a great size for monitoring the output of my ATEM mini. It's important that I can view exactly what pupils see online and the screen is the perfect size for that. the image is nice and sharp and I found it simple to get set up. Can't comment on the stand that comes with it as I haven't used it (the photo shows that I have it mounted to a clamp arm so it was handy that it had the correct screw connector for that . Also handy was the choice of connectors that came supplied (I'm using HDMI).

bought the monitor to use with the Yale cctv system. clear picture , easy to set up, reasonable price. works well.what more do you want

I was looking for a monitor between 10 and 12 inches in size to run my mini home server on so I wouldn’t need to keep switching sources on one of my main monitors. I was surprised by how few there actually was, so I really deeply looked around the web to find the best option for my needs. In the end I decided to buy the WHOLEV 10.1 inch monitor. I thought it would do what I intended it to fairly easily as I didn’t need anything flash. I was excited to open up the box to try out my new monitor. The first thing I did was plug my Chromecast into the HTMI port to test out it’s picture quality and at first look it looked great, least good enough for my needs. After a while I plugged it into my mini home server, which would be it’s initial purpose, and everything seemed off from that point. I shamefully had to return the monitor. I had so many issues with the monitor I have decided to just number them below: 1. I had some very noticeable LED edge light bleeding that was present on all four sides of the screen. I noticed this as soon as I started Terminal (which is normally a black screen with white text for those that do not know) in Linux. I couldn’t believe how prominent the bleeding was, I found this unacceptable. 2. I don’t think the screen was installed in the device correctly as I would have to look under the top bezel to see the very top of the screen which in my case hosted the date & time and all the buttons for the computers settings. 3. Viewing angles on the screen were terrible when looking above and below the monitor, from the left and right looked acceptable at best. This was a huge issue for me due to the placement of the monitor in my room. 4. I tried the VGA cable provided in the box and it didn’t give me a clear picture, everything looked smudged to the right. This was fixed using my own VGA cable. 5. The monitor really struggled showing black. When the screen was meant to be showing black it would end up being more purple. 6. I knew the sound quality wouldn’t be that great due to the size of the product but I was expecting something better than I got. The speaker installed in this monitor is the cheapest speaker I have heard in quite a few years now. In conclusion I believe this screen was very poorly made with extremely cheap components. If you intend to use a monitor where you view a lot of dark graphic content or to run an Operating System on it, I would advise that you avoid this monitor and look elsewhere. Shamefully I couldn’t give this monitor anything better than a one star. I was only looking for something simple and half decent, and this product was far off those expectations.

I got this to use as a secondary monitor on a desk that doesn't really have room for two larger monitors and it's turned out to be ideal for having notes or videos open while I'm working or chats open while I'm gaming. The stand is easy to assemble and the face buttons and built-in menu are simple enough. The picture is very slightly on the blue side by default but nothing a little colour adjustment (in PC settings) can't fix. Built-in speaker is so-so but for a little monitor like this you shouldn't expect much; it gets the job done. As a side note, the braided HDMI cable pictured here is not the one that came with the monitor.

The screen is an ideal size to use as a CCTV monitor as it is compact and sits unobtrusively on the desk. The image is sharp and the colours are realistic. The fitting for the monitor onto the base was a little too tight to fit but the company sent a replacement connector without any query, delay or cost, so the quality of customer care trumps that issue and I am very satisfied with the outcome.