Battery Powered External Touch Screen Monitor

Simple you use, touch screen and a 4 pin powered out port makes it useful. Four pin out also pulls from batteries attached to charger, great new feature

Compact wireless battery powered label printer uses brother P touch tapes requires input from phone tablet or computer. I like it once I understood the options in the software (iPhone)

Love the touch screen, the built-in light, and the fact that I can attach external mics, headphones and lights. I'm not crazy about the Pixela software, but that's a strike against the Canon software folks, not against the camera. Overall, I'm very pleased with this camera...sharp videos, and it's small and light and great to take on hikes!

I use them on desks with casters. I use them for lights (battery powered) and external monitors. You could easily use it with a camera but pay attention to the weight limitations, any heavier add ons or a longer lens may give you problems.

We needed to power a SCM-700 condenser microphone so we could run it into a camcorder for our church service. This little box works well and gets the job done. But we found that a fresh 9v battery only lasts for about 90 minutes, and so we had to replace it before every service. I forgot a couple of times and the mic died mid-service. As a result, I upgraded to the DXA-MICRO-PRO-PLUS model which can be powered by an external adapter. The two models are identical except for how they are powered; the plus model has a rechargeable battery along with external power via a USB cable. If you are making short videos and are on the go, this is the unit for you. If you are indoors and can use AC power, get the other unit.

Love the Touch ID when MacBook Pro is in clam shell mode with external monitor.

I was looking for an adapter with an HDMI port for an external monitor and this works perfectly. It does get warm to the touch but after reading other reviews, this seems to be normal and has not affected its operation.

I use to connect a touch screen monitor to pc. No problems so far, easy to install.

The monitor offers peaking and focus assist. Is a touch screen which you can zoom in for detail.

Perfect for the right occasions!!! Let's first talk about the mounting option accessories that ship with it so you can configure it to mount to cameras, providing various solutions. That's sooo smart. The build... DTap and other sources are well placed and can be used for multitudes of equipment. Crazy. The battery lasts a. Long. Long. Time!! I used it for more than it's "intended" purpose on a music video shoot. I rigged a 7" 12v monitor (DTap), powered a follow focus knob (5V), a wireless HD video receiver (12v), and .... something else. Effortless. The team loved the rig!!... you could see the gears in their minds spinning with possibilities !!!!!! Think outside of the box with this unit. Each item also had a battery attached for backup power IN CASE the handle dropped out at anytime. At that point, it could still be a handle. It lasted the ENTIRE duration of my needs... easy 6 hours without depleting. It's chunky even in a large hand, so be mindful of fatigue if rigged onto a heavy system. I first used it on a caged BMD 6K and it flowed easily for 3.5 hours. It powered the camera, and a 7" monitor for what I recall to be the entire live event (intermittent use, but powered up 85% of the time) Have a great time with the unit!!! I got mine on Daily Deal for about 25% off. I'm a fan!!!