3.5in pc case screen, IPS USB Mini Screen, PC Temperature Display AIDA64 PC CPU Data Monitor Sensor Panel Monitor,PC Computer Temp

This little monitor was great for showing off speeds and temps. Its a little small, but perfect for my needs. It is slightly customizable; you can change the background image and the rename the devices you have installed (I believe the defaults were set to Intel and I have AMD components). It comes with several themes in portrait and landscape, so before using 3M tape to mount it, make sure to try out the different configurations. You will also have to play with the power settings as when I put my PC to sleep the monitor stayed on and active, but I was able to get it to sleep as well, with a little patience. I tried it out on My PC and ended up installing it on my son's PC. Cool little device.

This is the worst software/(and so-called manual) I have seen in my 30 years of being a professional programmer and network administrator. I am returning it for a refund. Trouble is even with all my experience I cannot find out how to remove their start up software. Their website is incomprehensible even tho it has the capability to translate to english (very poorly at that). If anyone can tell me how to properly remove their software and from Windows 11 start up I would very much appreciate it. Keeps coming up with "DEVCON.EXE FILE MISS!" and others such as "missing this", "missing that" etc. I cannot find the software in the apps at startup or under the Task Manager. Total trash software/manual.

For less than half the price of the official case (thermaltake) lcd, this thing is awesome. Ignore the neg reviews. If you know how to use google translate and find high rez photos for the background you can easily get all your stats including weather working accurately and professionally personalize to any rgb profile. Used a small strip of industrial 3M to keep it in place and it came with a 180 degree behind the case back usb connection for a perfectly clean look. Gotta say the wow factor is pretty much off the charts for slightly more than the cost of a single Lian Li fan.

This 3.5-inch screen is a specialized device designed for very specific use cases. It’s not a traditional monitor and is configured to work exclusively with proprietary software that must be downloaded from a Google Drive link hosted on a Chinese server. Unlike the product description says, it is not compatible with Aida64.Setting up the screen is not for the faint of heart. The proprietary software requires careful configuration, and the process can involve multiple restarts of both the device and the software to get them to sync properly. It’s definitely a trial-and-error process, and users without technical troubleshooting experience may find it frustrating.When it was working, the screen did a pretty good job of its intended function. I used it to display real-time stats, which updated every second, and it handled this task quite well. The display quality was bright and sufficient for its purpose, making it a practical tool for monitoring data.One thoughtful feature is the inclusion of USB connections on both the long and short edges of the device, providing convenient orientation options regardless of its installation location.Unfortunately, the device’s lifespan was disappointing. After about one year of use, the screen failed, displaying only garbled static. Based on my limited troubleshooting, this was likely caused by a blown internal capacitor. For a device with such a niche application, a longer lifespan would have been expected, so this was a significant letdown.This device has potential but comes with several caveats. It’s well-suited for tech-savvy users who need a small, dedicated screen using the specific application and don’t mind a tricky setup process. However, its limited compatibility, complicated configuration, and lack of durability make it hard to recommend for anyone looking for long-term reliability.If you decide to purchase it, be prepared for some challenges—and keep in mind that it may not last beyond a year.

i really like the idea of having an external display for resource monitoring and this does just that. it updates in real time and like the description states; it’s a very low resource hog itself. so running the program will not be noticeable on nearly 99% of all machines.i do not like the software for this product. it is poorly built. it interchanges between english to chinese when making a custom theme after you change one setting, forcing to save and close then reopen the editor to continue making a theme that is different than the stock ones. the stock ones are poor in ability to detect the processor type and change the name of the hardware on the display, defaulting to an intel 9xxxK processor. the search function for weather display is useless as it never actually finds my city.once you have beat your head around making a custom theme that isn’t just a huge sore thumb in design this is a nice device. hope it works for a long time coming, we will see.

Even know it's not marked, like most of these screens on Amazon, this one, at least at the time of this review is a Turing Screen, meaning it works in Linux and Mac using turing-smart-screen-python on GitHub.

Right up front make sure you understand its small. Only a 3.5 screen with a lot of info on it. If you want to track video card and CPU heat and usage. As well as some other stats. It does it and takes up very little desk real estate