PISKEKAT
PISKEKAT 10.1 inch 1024x600 HDMI VGA BNC USB game controller
A 10.1 inch portable monitor with 1024x600 resolution, 400 cd/m² brightness and 178° viewing angle, offering HDMI, VGA, BNC, AV and USB inputs for CCTV, Raspberry Pi, gaming consoles and PC
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- 1 inch screen fits tight spaces
- 1024x600 resolution shows clear detail
- HDMI VGA BNC USB ports connect many devices
- 400 cd/m2 brightness works in bright rooms
- 178 degree viewing angle keeps image consistent
10.1 inch portable monitor
A 10.1 inch display with 1024x600 resolution and 400 cd/m² brightness connects via HDMI, VGA, BNC, AV and USB. Built-in dual speakers provide audio output without external hardware. The 178° wide viewing angle ensures consistent image quality from different positions. It includes a remote control and an adjustable desktop stand.
Security and embedded users
Suits installers needing a compact screen for CCTV feeds, Raspberry Pi projects or legacy camera systems using BNC input. Gamers can attach consoles through HDMI while professionals gain a secondary display for laptops. Buyers requiring touch interaction or higher pixel density should consider other models.
1024x600 resolution decides fit
The 1024x600 panel determines whether text and fine details appear sharp enough for the intended task. Security monitoring and retro gaming typically accept this density, while desktop productivity or modern console output may look coarse. Verify the resolution matches the source device before purchasing.
Highlights
- 1 inch screen fits tight spaces
- 1024x600 resolution shows clear detail
- HDMI VGA BNC USB ports connect many devices
- 400 cd/m2 brightness works in bright rooms
- 178 degree viewing angle keeps image consistent
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Questions about this item
Does the 10.1 inch monitor include the VESA 75 mounting hardware?
The VESA 75 mount is not included; you must supply your own VESA 75 bracket for wall mounting.
Which video input should I select first when connecting a Raspberry Pi via HDMI?
Power the monitor, press the Source or Input button on the remote or OSD, and choose HDMI before the Pi boots.
How do I clean the screen without damaging the anti-glare coating?
Use a dry microfibre cloth; if needed, lightly dampen with water only and wipe gently.
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