🖥️ Ingcool 7 inch HDMI LCD: High Resolution Capacitive Touch Screen Compatible with Raspberry Pi, Jetson Nano | Supports Software Resolution up to 1920x1080 Review

The first monitor I received, upon unpacking it, I found that the screen was defective, so I ordered a replacement. You can see the same defect on the bottom of both monitors in the photos and it is burned into the screen. I tried different HDMI and power adapters to troubleshoot a possible low voltage and cable defect causing the issue. This looks like a manufacturing issue as both had the same types of bugs. The touchscreen worked great, but some parts included in the kit, like the stand…

I ordered connected to my Pi4 there was a 1/4 screen rainbow on the screen. I sent it back as defective and ordered a second one. Had the same problem so I hooked it all the way down to my old Pi3 which I hooked up a diff screen to and it does the same thing. I then connected the display to my laptop, no problem. Order another brand

I use this to display stats for my computer and it looks great! Clear picture, no screen tearing, no problem! The brightness control on the board is also good. The package contains everything necessary for the operation of the screen. Including this cool little stand (which my kids stole to use on their iPads 🙄).

Pros: - The price is fair for the quality of the panel - Image clarity is what you would expect from an IPS screen Aida64 panel of my PC stats (from my personal experience) Cons: - Exactly Even though you have disabled the options for USB ports to provide power to attached peripherals (bios and windows power plan), the screen stays on after the computer has been fully shut down, and no, I don't want to turn off the power so it shouldn't happen. The screen brightness isn't very good, seems a bit

I use it as a touchpad in my computer case and it works great. Very easy to install. Just connect both cables and tape them to the glass with 3m double sided tape. I had no problems with this but haven't tried the touchscreen so can't rate the part. The stand it came with is rubbish. I knocked it off the table and it broke. If you use it this way, I strongly recommend a PCIe card with a USB connector inside the case because if you just plug it into the back of the motherboard, the backlight…

Pros: - price matches the quality of the panel - image sharpness is as expected from an IPS screen - sensor is very responsive my PC stats (from my personal experience) Cons: - even if You have disabled the USB ports options to supply power to connected peripherals (Bios and Windows power saving plan), the screen stays on after the PC is completely turned off and no, I don't want to turn off the power supply. because that shouldn't happen. The screen brightness isn't very good, it even seems a…

Before I complain, let me open this nice little screen. It's sharp and bright. I have it at 50% brightness and it's just right. The triangular stand is pretty neat too. It's a cheap piece of plastic, but it works well. I like it. The screen also comes with USB and HDMI cables. And an HDMI to Micro HDMI adapter. They didn't have to do that, so that's the icing on the cake. Based on my purchases, the screen is also a bit cheaper than many 7 inch Pi screens. All is well. My two picky complaints…