Review on High-Definition Touchscreen Raspberry ROADOM: Responsive & Compatible 10.1" Display with Built-In Speakers by Robert Walker

Nicely packaged with mounting screws, 3A power supply and various useful "gift" cables. It works for me with a Raspberry Pi 2b to power the HamClock app. The instructions don't mention Pi2b explicitly, but it was easy to understand. The cables on the back are a little chunky, but the connections are as follows: 1) HDMI-to-HDMI - unfortunately low enough that the standard cable had to be crimped. Here it would be great to connect HDMI at right angles. 2) Micro - USB and GPIO pins - to power the Pi and screen with the included 3A power supply. It works well and doesn't show the low voltage warnings I've seen with my iPhone charger. 3) USB - USB - to support touch screen capability. No driver had to be provided. Now I'm struggling with the HamClock code to fill as much screen as possible so there isn't a gap at the bottom. By just playing around, the touchscreen is responsive due to the general lighting of the room, bright enough and sharper than my photo. I can read it from across the room.