[Typical: 10.0 W] Very good and practical, it was a good purchase!

[3H] is there a power supply included?

[Resistive] I'm a DoP & DaVinci Resolve Colorist, I have been using this monitor
for the last 6 days and I'm impressed with the quality and
with the versatility that I have with this monitor. So far so good.

Cons: - Monitor's sun hood is one piece of plastic, looks & feels 
a little bit cheap and since is all one piece, the sun hood 
won't close like barn doors, so, removal (for transportation) 
could be a little bit annoying because of the 3 knobs that have
to be screwed and unscrewed every time. 
I wish the sun hood could be more like barn doors, 
easy open easy close. 
(minor thing in my opinion, Still great monitor)

Pros:
- Great to have as a client/field monitor on set
- Lightweight & sharp enough to use it with a wireless follow focus  
for the AC.
- The A12 is a Portable & NOT a bulky monitor.

This monitor on a Mini Table Top Tripod + MacBook Pro + Premiere or DaVinci Resolve/ etc. = Very Nice Mobile Post Production Set Up with an affordable & great monitor.
btw, I'm in a hotel lobby right now using this monitor, (on battery) my laptop with Resolve and I love it!

[20 ms] I bought this when it was on sale with a package. So far so good. I hook this up to my dslr's when shooting video. I love the false colors. It really helps you nail exposure. It is tough to judge on most dslr's and this is a perfect companion to help alleviate that problem.

The controls are easy to use. I never read the manual and can pretty much do anything I want with no trouble.

While not the brightest monitor in sunlight. It is still not a problem to use out in bright daylight if you shade with your hand to judge the image.

The scopes are accurate and the focus peaking is a great feature to have. It saves time from punching in on the dslr and just gives accurate focus every-time.

The touch screen is a nice feature. Did not notice how much I liked it until I had to use my Marshal on a shoot that needed SDI and I kept touching the screen with no results. So despite the fact I'm an idiot. It did show me how much I rely on it.

If you are looking for a bargain monitor with a ton of features you will not go wrong with this one.

[9.7"] We have a few of this in our arsenal. This version with SDI input is great as it allows for a complete full range of video sources from HD SDI, to HMDI, to composite. They are fairly rugged too and can take some mild wear and tear.

[170 x 178°] Perfect for my business travel!

[Yes, 1 W] So much better than having a keyboard and mouse for a timeclock kiosk!

[Landscape] Not bad

[900:1] I knew this monitor was going to be compatible with the USB-C to USB-C connection on my Lenovo ThinkPad, but I was a bit unsure whether it would require auxiliary power from my Dell Latitude work laptop. The Thunderbolt connection provided the same connectivity, and I could not be more pleased with the quality and simplicity of the Lilliput. So nice to have just this one cable providing the video and power to the portable monitor. Was not planning for touchscreen capabilities on my portable monitor, but for the price, this feature was a great add-on. I put this decision off for way too long...should have bought it month's ago!

[LCD] I can plug my laptop's power supply into the Lilliput and then the usb-c charges and sends display data. Very simple and also the laptop can power the Lilliput display as well if you cable it that way. The size is perfect for me and the speakers are nice and the touchscreen is also a very valuable feature here.