📺 Waveshare 7 inch HDMI LCD (H) with Case - 1024x600 Raspberry Pi IPS Touch Screen Monitor + Toughened Glass Cover Case for Raspberry Pi 4/3/2/1 B B+, A+/Jetson Nano/Windows 10 Review

Great little screen if you know what you're getting. Don't expect ultra high image quality. It's just a little guy. I use mine as a streaming monitor to "preview" my video output when I'm making a video or streaming YouTube in the background while I work. The touchscreen is a little wobbly, but once you get used to it, it's ok. If you're using it with multiple monitors, make sure the window you want to interact with is selected. The touch screen provides interaction with the currently selected…

Bought a few days ago and still not able to turn it on. It only powers on via USB and they only provide a USB cable, no adapter. So you assume it will work if you plug it into your computer, no. It seems that the performance of the PC is not enough. Tried the phone's power adapter, nothing. They then point out that you might need a 5V/4A adapter when connecting to the RPi, but it doesn't have a 3.5mm power input jack, it only has USB, so now you can also use a 3.5 -mm to usb adapter need to…

Very poor image quality. If you try to use it as a secondary streaming monitor, the darker parts of the video get very blocky. I don't mean in any particular environment. Played with the settings for about an hour. Never could get the right picture. Then I tried using it for my RPI4 and the picture was just as disappointing. return for refund.

Purchased a few days ago and before I still can't turn it on. It only turns on via USB and they only provide a USB cable, no adapter. So you're assuming it will work if you plug it into your computer, no. It seems that the PC's power isn't enough, tried the phone's power supply, nothing, they then point out that you might need a 5V/4A adapter when connecting to the RPi, but this one doesn't have a 3.5 -mm power input jack but only USB so now you need to find a 3.5mm to USB adapter as well as AC

I bought this display to use with my Raspberry Pi 4 and it seems to work for me. I received the product today and it came with just a USB cable, HDMI cable and display. No instructions, documentation etc. Ok cool I mean it's a basic touch screen how much documentation is needed? Well after I plugged it in it wouldn't turn on. Connects to pi4 via USB as well as to its own USB power supply. 750mA to start. Then it was moved to a 2A fast charger in case it needed more power. The backlight came on…

If you read the description, this works with the Jetson Nano AS AS DISPLAY. With the Raspberry Pi, it is TOUCHSCREEN-capable with the appropriate drivers. I can't comment on the Windows restrictions as I'm using Ubuntu 18.04. as alphabetic characters ON COLD BOOT - my password had to be changed to remove numbers. When logging in randomly, I noticed that I see numbers and special characters. But I can't hold it long enough to use the buttons. This is how I successfully log in after a COLD BOOT…