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If you’ve maxed out the real estate on your monitor setup at your desk, but don’t want to bring another full-sized screen to the party, Keebmonkey may just have the perfect solution for you with their 8.8" touchscreen-friendly Display Bar. This sleek little bar-shaped macro display serves as a productivity-maximizing auxiliary display that’s capable of showing you a wide array of customizable content Read More
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Don't wait until Dec 13, 2024 for this item. Like everything Keebmonkey "makes", this is just dropshipped from China. Go to AliExpress and search for "8.8" Display Bar" and you'll find this exact item for $54, delivered free in 10 days. Literally the exact item. All Keebmonkey does is combine all the orders and gets a bulk price... which, yes, is the spirit of Drop... but I mean, you're still paying almost a 100% markup when you can buy literally this exact same item from the same place Keebmonkey is getting them... for half price and 1 month early. I... don't get the upside unless you have a TON of Drop points to waste.
What's the difference of getting this here vs on Keebmonkey's direct site? $5 cheaper but will I get this product 3 months later compared if I get it on the direct site?
Anyone that's looking for a right angle cable, add the word "FPV" to your search and you should get some really low profile cables. Also make sure that the cable is angled the right direction.
A note - I bought one from keebmonkey (and for less, natch), but haven't been able to get it recognized as a 1200x400 display; it's recognized as a generic monitor. I've been talking to them, but no resolution as of yet, so right now it's just a paperweight on the desk.
ChuckDeeI was able to get a solution (avoided 'resolution' @average_yogi :) ) - I was using an adapter to convert HDMI to USB-C and it didn't support the resolution. Make sure your adapter supports it - there's no drivers so your adapter has to just recognize it.
Well said. And I'm almost certain the difference in cost of the sockets is in the order of a few cents now - so a few extra dollars made on each 100 units. I had Pro Micro replacement modules assembled with pretty nice mid-mounted USB-C sockets that cost $0.099 per 1000.
OrangeShadowAgreed, we're on the same page.
I think most folks who would be interested in this sort of product would have no problem paying a few cents or even $10 more for a C port. I mean, I'm in the habit of throwing money at high-end peripherals. It's ridiculous, but among the three mice that I regularly use, the cheapest was more expensive than this monitor. For better or worse, this is a luxury product. And people who buy luxury products don't like it when the manufacturer cuts corners.
That said, my guess is that the real expense may not be the parts but rather the tooling, since these ports aren't soldered by hand. Switching ports from micro to C may require an up-front investment in tooling that the manufacturer isn't willing to cover. Which I understand. But in that case, I have to question why they're in the business of luxury peripherals in the first place. Taken together, that's just too many red flags.