This is a very simple product, it lets you send whatever is on your phone screen to this separate screen and it does it wirelessly. This is great if you want to shoot videos using your phone's high quality camera but need to see what it's recording. For example, you can setup your phone on a table or tripod and then walk a distance away, carrying this gadget with you. Then you can use what you see on the screen to get yourself properly positioned in the shot. Simple and easy. It would also be good for candid videos, you can setup your phone in one room and then watch the video in another room, starting and stopping recording whenever you want.This can also be real handy if you want to put your phone on a long selfie stick to look over, under or around something. You can keep this monitor close by so you can see exactly what your phone is capturing. Basically any time you want to shoot pictures with your phone but it's in a position where you can't easily see the phone screen, this remote monitor is great.Pairing the thing with your phone to send video just takes a few seconds. The instructions actually come up on the device itself. One thing to keep in mind is if you want to use the shutter button on the device to take pictures you also have to enable bluetooth on your phone and pair this device to bluetooth. Again, just takes a second and you only have to do it once. Don't expect a ton of features, this is a device that does one thing (a remote wireless monitor for your phone) and does it well.

I recently tested out the TIYAH Selfie Monitor, and here's a breakdown of its features to save you scrolling through a book of details and my experience using it: The Full HD screen provided a clear preview for rear-camera filming. It made framing shots easier, especially for vlogging. The resolution was sharp. The one-click connection worked as expected. Pairing was fast, and I was able to start using it right away. No complicated setup. The wireless transmission range reached about 50 meters. Latency was low, making it useful for real-time monitoring. It held up well even in outdoor settings. The included magnetic case made mounting simple. It also offered decent protection against minor bumps and scratches. The Bluetooth remote shutter was handy for capturing shots from a distance. It worked well for group photos and hands-free shooting. Bottom line: A useful tool for content creators who need a clear live preview. Simple to use, but not essential for casual users.

This is hard to review because I was unable to get it working properly for its actual use-case, but that's down to my hardware rather than a fault of the device itself.

I was able to connect my Pixel 7 Pro to it via Bluetooth, and confirm that the camera functionality works, which it did.

The screen is also supplied with a 'MagSafe' case (supplied in a separate box for some reason). It's a perfect fit for the screen and has two MagSafe rings built into it, so you can easily attach it to the back of your phone in a couple of different orientations.

When it's powered on, it displays the instructions on how to connect for iOS and Android; again the Android option requires Screen Mirroring to be accessible. The screen is clear, and well protected in the box to arrive in perfect condition. If your phone is able to support it, it'd be a great addition—it's even useful as a small display screen in other circumstances (e.g. maybe to project Home Assistant information?).

This tiya mirror screen for mobile phones is a very useful tool to wirelessly view what your phone is recording or streaming remotely.

As for the build, it’s made with very high-quality materials, which gives it durability and resistance.

✔ Pros:

Lets you wirelessly view what your phone is transmitting.

Very high-quality materials.

❌ Cons:

A bit heavy.

If you’re considering buying Overall, an interesting and functional option

The tiyah selfie monitor screen is compact, convenient and easy to use. It comes neatly boxed with the monitor, charging cable, and basic instructions. Setup is easy. The monitor wirelessly connects to your phone with a single click, supporting a connection range of up to 50 meters. Pairing is quick, and once linked, the screen mirrors your phone's rear camera view. This allows you to frame shots accurately when vlogging or filming with the back lens.Performance is reliable for content creators and vloggers. The display is bright, clear, and responsive, providing real-time visuals with minimal lag. It works with both iPhone and Android devices, making it versatile for users across platforms. The wireless signal remains stable within typical filming distances. Build quality is solid. The magnetic case snaps on securely and doubles as a stand or grip for easier setup. In terms of versatility, it’s ideal for solo content creators, YouTubers, or mobile filmmakers. Overall, this is a smart, user-friendly solution for getting better angles and framing with your phone’s rear camera. Full marks from me!