Screens, monitors and flip screens
Selfie screens for phones are the general type: screens that work with a phone and show the front camera's view, so the creator can check framing while recording. Selfie monitors are the larger form: a monitor that shows the same view at a size easier to read at arm's length, which matters when the creator is moving and cannot lean in to check a small screen.
Vlog screens are the vlogging form, and flip screens are the variant that turns or flips to face the creator while the phone camera points the same way. The flip matters because the creator and the subject are the same person: the screen must face the creator while the camera faces the creator too, which is a geometry problem that ordinary screens do not solve.
Light and readability
A screen that reads well indoors may be unreadable in sunlight, and a screen for outdoor vlogging must be readable where the shoot happens. Brightness, glare and viewing angle all matter, and they matter differently indoors and outdoors. A buyer who records outdoors should name the outdoor use in the inquiry, so the supplier can confirm a type that serves it, rather than a type that serves a room.
Mounting matters too: a screen must attach to the phone or the rig securely, stay attached while the creator moves, and not block the camera or the microphone. A screen that falls off mid-recording is not a screen at all. The inquiry should name the phone setup and the mounting, so the supplier can confirm compatibility from real stock information.
What to ask next
Name the shoot and the light it happens in, the phone setup and the mounting, the quantity you have in mind, and the market you sell into. Ask for the specification for the exact type, the quantity terms, the lead time, and the certificates for your market, by name, with documents attached. The bulk selfie screen inquiry page lists these confirmations.
Before payment, confirm the minimum order quantity and lead time for your order. Certificates are available upon request.