Point Of Sale Computers

I purchased two of these monitors to use with micro computers as retail point of sale displays. The size is great and the touch screen functions nicely. I will say I had a really hard time getting the touch to work at first because I didn't understand that you have to use both an HDMI cable (for video) and the other USB cable for the touch. I took a star off (in my head) because it took me two days to figure that out (it certainly wasn't clear in the instructions), but I added a star back because the online chat with Asus was helpful in figuring that out.

Purchased on sale and that made it an even better investment. It is the perfect size for short overnight trips, files and computers for business meetings, and a camera bag that you don't have to carry! I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this to friends, other B+H customers and even my relatives!

I'm new to videography (though not cameras or computers) and I've been outfitting myself with midrange pro-sumer video equipment (not high-end stuff, but definitely not low-end either). Just to give you an idea of my level, I spent about 2 grand on camera, 2 grand on computer and editing software, 2 grand on lav, sound recorder, tripod, lights, stablizer, odds and ends. I'm not trained in sound mixing, so it's a waste for me to spend too much on headphones. I saw these Senal's on sale and after learning about specs/quality of sound, etc, I decided these would be good enough. Turns out they were better than my inexperienced ears could have imagined, to the point where I can actually hear the piano player's fingers hitting the key just before the piano note (which also sounds very good to me). So, for my level of field and editing work, these are good value for the money (though being on sale helped:) I also liked the detachable cords, the fact that the earphones folded up, and the pouch.

Worked perfect for our Point of Sale. Nice quality for the price

I've built probably 10 computers at this point and I went with this after having issues with my NR200. Tons of space for a full size 4080 and theoretically a 4090 as well. Not a ton in terms of cable management but makes up for it with the great airflow, storage options, and the USB C port on the case. Everything is running nice and cool.

Tough and photo quality material best suited for point of sale displays

I have avoided Small HD because of their steep price point for quite a while. But with the recent sale I found it within reach. This is the best monitor at this size period! The build is solid - hard metal body with great feeling buttons and responsive controls. The image is flawless. So true to to the picture profile that I had no surprises grading at all. My AC found a ton of features that made his job easier and he ended up buying one for himself after the shoot. SmallHD is the standard for a reason. I don't think I can go back to cheaper models with all their comprimises.

the light is awsome BUT its not clear at point of sale about requiring adaptor ring to mount onto your lense..especially when it is mentioned that this light is great with the 100mm macro L series lense (but does not fit on without adaptor) a trap for young players

I have been viewing a Dell Point of sale monitor since my 12 year year old Asus died to the local power company. I had forgotten how good that old Asus was and this one is even better in color and sharpness. Need a better video card now.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Excellent clarity and great value! I use this monitor for a Point of Sale System in my business and have been very pleased.