🖥️ Kuman 7 inch Raspberry Capacitive Touchscreen with 1024X600 Resolution and Anti-Glare Technology Review

This is my second touch screen. The first was a different brand and junk right out of the box. This worked immediately after adjusting the configuration on the Pi. Touch screen and such. I wish they had a remote backlight option. The case and stand are also mediocre, and the clock speed of the Pi needs to be different to take the strain off the cables with better alignment. however, these problems can easily be solved. I have to recommend this product.

At the time of writing this review, this product has been running 24/7 in my computer case for 6.5 months. I use it to display a custom statistics field and some other diagnostic display tools. I do not use touch screen functions. For this specific purpose, the product was delivered with no problems. The screen has no problem maintaining power when my computer's USB is disconnected, and the system immediately identified it as a monitor. The colors required a bit of modification, but that's easy

I chose this display as the permanent screen for ADS-B reception. It reads well and has a decent viewing angle for my purposes. The touchscreen works well, on the Raspberry Pi 4 it was plug and play. Complete lack of assembly instructions, but it's fairly easy to figure out how everything comes together and assemble quickly. I spent more time removing the protective layer from the acrylic parts than putting everything together. I found that it is necessary to connect the backlight from the…

I just wanted to keep a simple display and cabinet as a versatile music player in the kitchen. It looked like a good choice. I have found that the reality differs significantly from the image and description of the product, and not for the better. With some tweaking I could get it working, but I'd still end up with Frankenpi with wires sticking out and internal parts exposed. I need something more organized. The only thing that helps here is to put the suitcase in another suitcase, to…

Bought to connect my 3D printer (Ender 3 Pro) via HDMI. I am working on an rpi based application to run a display. The display works great. Haven't programmed the touch part yet (soon). I tested the touchscreen by connecting it to a Windows laptop via HDMI/USB and was pleasantly surprised at how good it looks and how well the touchscreen works (similar to a premium tablet).

This is my second touch screen. The first was a different brand and junk right out of the box. This worked immediately after adjusting the configuration on the Pi. Touch screen and such. I wish they had a remote backlight option. The case and stand are also mediocre, and the clock speed of the Pi needs to be different to take the strain off the cables with better alignment. however, these problems can easily be solved. I have to recommend this product.

The material is strong enough. There are no instructions. The touch screen is not working yet. The legs to hold it are too short so it falls over under the weight of all the components, the frame, the screen and the Raspberry Pi. Not quite there yet. A little change and it would be great. Extending the legs and adding assembly instructions and touchscreen instructions would be great.

For the price, it's good value, but consider the intended use. I used this screen for basic input and output testing - more for portability and ease of use. The screen is crisp and the touchscreen is responsive enough for basic OS manipulations and works well for a customizable GUI with large buttons. Without a decent thin stylus, you might have trouble calibrating it accurately. As some other reviews have pointed out, the screen works best when powered from the "Power & Touch" port (versus the

The touch function works well. plug and play The seller will be happy to send you information about the screen. would recommend.

I bought this 7 inch monitor as a stats screen in my computer case. The display and body are really good, but the glass on the screen tilts a lot.

This product is not very user friendly. You need to assemble it and it comes with no clear instructions. Otherwise it works fine but this product is not for me.

The display broke within a week. Draws so much current from the Pi that even with a 3 amp power supply it kept showing the temporary low voltage icon.

Works great and looks great with my Pi 3 B+. I couldn't figure out how to get the touchscreen to work, but later decided I didn't need it. However, the company responded quickly to my questions. A protective film comes out of the packaging, which was quite uncomfortable to remove. I had to use a knife, although it is, to "protect from scratches". Also, there are no instructions on how to set up the frame, so it's a guessing game that I had to start over a few times. Overall this is just a great

This is a great screen if you want to tweak a setting or two on your screenless computer. However, the screen comes disassembled and requires a screwdriver to assemble.

The best affordable touchscreen under $70. I made a cheap tablet with a Pi 4 mounted between two acrylic backs, used some spacers, some thin ribbon cables for HDMI and USB, and used a strip of latex tape to seal everything.

The computer worked great, I was able to set it up and get it running. There was a question answered with some helpful tutorials above. I was careful and wanted to make sure I installed it correctly. My design feedback: I'm working on a project and I need to flash other software all the time, it's quite difficult to take out the SD card for Pi3 as it's on the bottom. I had to update the config file to use safe mode for video resolution and now it's solid.

With the plexiglass frame consisting of many unrecognizable parts and screws of different sizes that you decide yourself to solve the puzzle you have to face yourself.

Combined this with Aida64 and designed this cyberpunk performance monitor for my PC workstation. 600 x 1204 pixels are sufficient for this purpose.

Works straight away, the stand is a little tricky to assemble, comes without a rail but isn't rocket science as you have to take it apart.

The screen looks great. I'm definitely glad I got it. The build took a little time but with the image they provide in the listing it was doable.