Review on CUQI Monitor Raspberry Portable Touchscreen Consoles 7", EZ LRL Watch 0129 902, IPS by Josh Alferez

The instructions that came with this monitor appear to have been written for a different version. They are all in the form of pictures and the pictures do not exactly match the product that was shipped to me. However, assembling the case was quite easy. When I was done, the case worked well enough, but it felt a bit bad, like it was made for a different version of the screen. The acrylic body and stand are covered with a protective film that is very difficult to remove. There's no pull tab or slots to grab something to pull on. I had to use a knife to score it. The screen quality is very bright and the image is sharp. You need drivers to use the touchscreen, but you don't need drivers to use the touchscreen itself with recent versions of Raspbian. Just mount the screen and plug it in. You need to connect the screen to USB A on your Pi via USB C on the screen. You also need to connect an HDMI cable. Required adapters are included in the scope of delivery.