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It is a retro and cute USB-C hub with a built in LCD for your computer’s secondary display. In general, the text is small on the display… I think it’s suitable for video playback and lyrics display (with large text settings).

Le gadget indispensable. Permet d'avoir un petit hub bien pratique pour lire ses périphériques. Mais le plus, c'est sont look de mini ordinateur avec son mini écran LCD couleur qui est un vrai petit moniteur supplémentaire pour son PC. En général, je m'en sers pour y projeter les vidéogrammes YouTube pendant que je travaille, bien moins déconcentrant que le lecteur volant natif.

Cute lil' thing. Does what it claims. For those who are wondering, yes, there is enough room to squeeze a Raspberry Pi in there; but probably not the way you are thinking. The connector for the display is similar to DSI but not quite, and the ribbon cables are epoxied in place so they are very hard to get apart without damage and probably impossible to make work with the Pi. Instead of fighting all that I ordered a 3.2" touchscreen to plug into the gpio header of a Pi Zero 2, which will live behind it in the monitor part of the model PC. I'll hook up the interface board in the bottom (if it still works after fighting to get it apart) and should end up with a really cool micro PC, with about the power of a top-spec Pentium system of the beige box era with the hottest graphics board and biggest hard drive array imaginable at the time. Seems appropriate. You could probably also just barely squeeze a full size Raspberry Pi in the bottom section and fit an HDMI monitor up top, but you would have to cut holes for all the ports, but it would be such a tight fit it would probably run hot, and there would be no really good way to mount the board. Not worth the hassle IMHO. Manufacturer: if you are reading this, you should totally make a version for the Raspberry Pi 5! You'll sell the heck out of them.

Pretty handy to have around in case you need to monitor an otherwise headless Raspberry Pi, or want to display widgets on your PC outside the display you work on. The aspect ratio and resolution is quite strange, and I was worried it would not report it to connected devices correctly, but it did report correctly and it can receive a native resolution HDMI signal.

La calidad de la pantalla es excelente. Nótese que no todos los ordenadores que tengan tipo C toleran la conexión con un solo cable, la conexión con HDMI si que funciona, pero hay que conectar el tipo C en el otro puerto o no funciona