Eyoyo 8" Small Security Monitor, 1024x768 4:3 LCD, HDMI VGA BNC AV Input

EXTENDED USE: Designed for security monitoring and other long-running display tasks, this compact screen is suited for CCTV, DVR, NVR, server rooms, equipment checks, and other setups needing a dedicated display
CONNECT YOUR GEAR: HDMI, VGA, BNC, and AV inputs support PCs, DVRs, NVRs, cameras, retro computers, and other video sources. USB Media Playback lets you play compatible videos, photos, and music without a PC
CLEAR 4:3 VIEW: The native 1024x768 resolution and 4:3 aspect ratio match many surveillance systems, legacy computers, and industrial equipment, helping you view content without forcing a widescreen format
SECURITY MONITORING: Use this small display as a dedicated screen for CCTV cameras, DVRs, and NVRs. Its compact size works well in control areas, equipment rooms, workbenches, and other space-limited monitoring stations
IT & SERVER WORK: Keep a dedicated screen near your equipment for BIOS setup, server access, network troubleshooting, device testing, and maintenance without taking up the space of a full-size monitor
DIY, RETRO & FLIGHT SIM: The 8-inch 4:3 format fits custom builds, classic computers, maker projects, and flight simulator setups where a compact display and multiple inputs are more useful than a large screen
FLEXIBLE IMAGE FLIP: Flip the image horizontally or vertically to match different installation positions. This makes the screen easier to use when mounted or placed in orientations that require a reversed view
DESKTOP OR VESA MOUNT: Use the butterfly-style desktop stand for a simple setup, or mount the display using its 75x75mm VESA holes. VESA mounting hardware is not included
COMPACT & SPACE SAVING: The 8-inch screen provides a dedicated viewing area without taking over your desk or equipment space, making it easy to add a secondary display where room is limited
BUILT-IN AUDIO: Integrated speakers provide sound from compatible HDMI and AV sources, keeping the setup simple when you need basic audio without adding separate speakers or extra equipment