13.3 in Small PC Monitor 1366x768 Mini LED Monitor - Compact Second

In this review of the 13.3 in Small PC Monitor the bottom line is simple: this compact display is best for users who need a portable, budget second screen for a mini PC, streaming stick or retro console and who accept a TFT panel rather than IPS. The monitor delivers a sharper 1366x768 image than many sub-13.3 alternatives and includes multiple inputs and built-in speakers, making it a practical plug-and-play choice for kitchen screens, surveillance test displays, or travel setups where size and connectivity matter more than wide viewing angles or premium color fidelity.

Key Features

• 1366x768 resolution: Provides a clearer, more detailed picture than many smaller low-res displays, so text and video look reasonably sharp for a 13.3 in screen.
• Multiple video inputs: HDMI, VGA, AV and BNC connectors mean the monitor works with modern HDMI devices and older cameras or composite sources without adapters.
• Compact and portable: Lightweight plastic housing and a simple desk stand make it easy to move between a desktop, kitchen counter or a travel bag.
• Built-in audio: Dual speakers offer basic sound for media playback without requiring separate speakers for casual viewing.
• VESA mountable: A 75mm x 75mm VESA pattern lets users wall-mount the display or attach it to a small arm when desk space is limited.

Who It's For

This monitor suits hobbyists who need a small, inexpensive secondary display for a mini PC, streaming stick, small form-factor computer, Raspberry Pi or a gaming console during travel. Its selection of inputs is handy for testing cameras or running older AV equipment alongside modern HDMI devices.

Users who require wide color accuracy, very wide viewing angles or a premium build should look elsewhere; the screen uses a TFT panel rather than IPS and the housing is full plastic, so photographers and color-critical designers will want a higher-end IPS display.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Good native resolution for the size, delivering a noticeably sharper image than many lower-res portable monitors.
• Flexible connectivity with HDMI, VGA, AV and BNC inputs for use with a wide range of devices.
• Includes remote control, built-in dual speakers and a VESA mount, adding convenience for varied setups.

Cons

• Uses a TFT panel, not IPS, so viewing angles and color depth are limited compared with higher-end small monitors.
• Construction feels inexpensive to some users and remote control functionality has received occasional criticism.

Specifications

Screen size	13.3 in
Resolution	1366 x 768
Panel type	TFT (not IPS)
Inputs	HDMI, VGA, AV, BNC, USB
Speakers	Built-in dual speakers
Mount	75mm x 75mm VESA
Included accessories	Stand and remote control

Our Verdict

The 13.3 in mini LED monitor is a practical, budget-friendly second display for casual multimedia, mini PCs and legacy AV work where flexible inputs and portability matter more than premium color or viewing angles. It represents good value for users who need a compact, easy-to-mount screen with multiple connectors, but shoppers seeking top image fidelity should consider an IPS alternative.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this monitor work with HDMI streaming sticks?
Yes; the monitor has an HDMI input and will display content from streaming sticks and HDMI-equipped mini PCs.

Can it be wall-mounted?
Yes; it uses a 75mm x 75mm VESA mount pattern for wall mounting or arm attachment.

Is the screen IPS?
No; the panel is TFT, not IPS, so expect narrower viewing angles and less color depth than IPS panels.