👉 Enhanced Performance with JUN-ELECTRON's Capacitive Raspberry 4 800X480 Touchscreen Portable 5"" Display Review

I bought this because I needed a true HDMI display to play video on my Raspberry Pi and it was literally the only one I could get that didn't have months of lead time (except for one that was incorrectly labeled HDMI , but was actually based on I2C). I haven't used the touchscreen capabilities of this device and probably never will, at least in this application, so I can't comment on that aspect. Installation took a few minutes. . Basically, you first power the device from external power and…

First, understand that I bought this as a small HDMI display for a Windows 10 system. I would definitely rate it higher in other applications. This is a solid little display. So much so that I probably wouldn't even write this review. However, I'm sure I'm not the only one who thought of this and wanted to relay the information to the universe for the next person to come by. I want to create a "System Monitor" screen. A small screen I can run my monitoring software on and it's always available…

Great price, impeccable clarity and touch response. I needed a small, medium resolution touch display to set up my OctoPi/OctoDash and it fitted perfectly! The Pi4/400 provides enough power from the single touchscreen USB port (use max_usb_current=1 in your config.txt, use a 3A block to power the Pi and use one of the USB-A 3.0 ports on the Pi), but you can also use the second power-only USB port for external power. I like the versatility better and will probably buy more of these canvases for…

I use it as a small companion screen for my Dell laptop. With a 1" USB cable (included) and a 1" HDMI to HDMI cable (not included), everything works as intended. It's completely plug-n-play and has an amazingly sharp picture. The brightness is suitable for indoor use. The photos show a stand suitable for this device; Stand was not included. Also, the photos are misleading, it looks like a science project as the frame is not processed properly leaving a big gap where the backlight hits the…

Firstly it's a 5 inch display, the photo they use has the hand out of scale. I used it as a second monitor for my camcorder. HDMI input with power adapter on PC connection for power. I didn't use the touch screen. The little stand they give you is only good for storage, the way it sits makes it almost impossible to plug in a standard HDMI cable due to the angle of the device and the position of the plug. Everything included All a good monitor for the money.

I bought this to create a touchpad/dashboard for my gaming PC. The screen is excellent. I don't use it as a touchscreen, so I can't comment on that aspect. My only complaint is that the case doesn't fit the screen as snugly as it could. Thus, light from the screen penetrates and is visible through the lower slit. I taped it around and that fixed the problem. It just looks a little crappy.

the best thing was to start over and download the raspberian version there, installing it on an already working pi was tricky, i still don't have the touchscreen function, it works after 3 days of trying.

If you're skilled, you'll get a legitimate job! Also, a Harbor Frieght swivel mechanism was used to change the size of the frame. Super sticky magnets on the back for easy removal. Turned out better than expected.

I bought it when it was under $40 and the touchscreen never worked with the Raspberry Pi devices I tested it with (models 3B+ and 4). The screen itself looks pretty blurry at 1080p; better at 720p. It technically works like a very small monitor for my Pi devices, but at the current $55 price point, it's definitely not worth it.

the best thing was to start over and download the raspberian version there, installing it on an already working pi was tricky, i still don't have the touchscreen function, it works after 3 days of trying.

This display was perfect for what I was trying to do. It was easy to assemble and easy to connect to my MacBook Pro. 11.2 ounces.

It's inexpensive but very useful. If it had a case to put the battery in and the ability to connect a ribbon cable for video out it would be an amazing product!

This display was perfect for what I was trying to do. Thanks for attention. It was easy to assemble and easy to connect to my MacBook Pro.

I don't know why I expected it to be bigger. More than my hand. super small. Read the size. lol. super cool, although the touchscreen was a bit off. I have yet to buy the touch part.

If you're skilled, you'll get a legitimate job! Also, a Harbor Frieght swivel mechanism was used to change the size of the frame. Super sticky magnets on the back for easy removal. Turned out better than expected.

I don't know why I expected it to be bigger. More than my hand. super small. Read the size. lol. super cool, although the touchscreen was a bit off. I have yet to buy the touch part.

I bought it to create a touchpad/dashboard for my gaming PC. The screen is excellent. I don't use it as a touchscreen, so I can't comment on that aspect. My only complaint is that the case doesn't fit the screen as snugly as it could. Thus, light from the screen penetrates and is visible through the lower slit. I taped it around and that fixed the problem. It just looks a little crappy.

It's inexpensive but very useful. If it had a case to put the battery in and the ability to connect a ribbon cable for video out it would be an amazing product!

I bought it when it was under $40 and the touchscreen never worked with the Raspberry Pi devices I tested it with (models 3B+ and 4). The screen itself looks pretty blurry at 1080p; better at 720p. It technically works like a very small monitor for my Pi devices, but at the current $55 price tag, it's definitely not worth it.