Eyoyo C1112 10" black

The Eyoyo C1112 is a compact, bright 10-inch IPS monitor with a sharp 1920x1200 panel and useful BNC input for CCTV and FPV. Color is a standout, but the 18ms response time is brutal for motion. It's worth it only if you need this specific size and input set.

The 18ms response time is rough. For FPV flying or fast video, you'll see ghosting and blur. Our performance score puts this at the 1st percentile, which is about as bad as it gets. The 600 nits brightness is genuinely useful outdoors, and the IPS panel gives you decent viewing angles. Color is a bright spot at the 87th percentile, so static images and CCTV feeds look punchy. But don't expect smooth motion. The built-in speakers are there, but they're tiny and tinny. Fine for beeps and alerts, not for movies.

Stacked against the Samsung Odyssey G60SD, ASUS ROG Strix XG27AQDMG, or MSI MAG 271QPX QD-OLED E2, the Eyoyo C1112 isn't even playing the same game. Those are high-refresh gaming monitors with OLED panels and response times under 1ms. The Eyoyo's 18ms response time and 60Hz refresh make it feel ancient by comparison. The LG UltraGear 32GX850A-B and BenQ MA270U are also far better for productivity and media. The only place the Eyoyo wins is size and portability. It's a specialist tool, not a competitor to mainstream monitors.

At $202 USD, this is a tough sell unless you specifically need a small, bright screen with BNC input for CCTV or FPV gear. For that niche, it's one of the few options out there. But for general use, you can get a much better 24-inch monitor for similar money. The value depends entirely on whether you need the specific inputs and size. If you do, it's reasonable. If you don't, it's overpriced.

The Eyoyo C1112 is a 10-inch IPS panel aimed at people who need a small, bright screen for FPV drones, CCTV setups, or as a secondary display. It packs a 1920x1200 resolution into a compact frame, which sounds great on paper. But the specs tell a more complicated story. This is a niche utility monitor, not a daily driver for your desk.

Our database puts its compactness in the 94th percentile, which makes sense. It's small, light at 998g, and easy to mount or toss in a bag. Color performance is also a standout at the 87th percentile. But the display score overall lands at a mediocre 39th percentile, and performance is dead last at the 1st percentile. That 18ms response time is a real problem if you're doing anything fast-moving.

Skip this if you need a monitor for gaming, video editing, or everyday desk work. The 18ms response time will drive you crazy, and the 10-inch screen is too small for productivity. If you want a portable USB-C monitor for a laptop, there are better options with faster panels and better connectivity. This is a CCTV and FPV tool, not a general-purpose display.

Buy the Eyoyo C1112 if you need a small, bright, portable screen with BNC input for CCTV, FPV, or industrial use. It's one of the few compact monitors with that input set. But if you're looking for a monitor for your desk, gaming, or creative work, look elsewhere. The slow response time and weak ergonomics make it a poor fit for anything beyond static display and monitoring tasks.