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.

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 LCD display is not properly attached to the circuit board. The installation is at a certain angle, which prevents the case from being mounted in line with the screen.

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 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.

I bought this monitor for my Raspberry Pi and it works great. It also supports higher resolutions than advertised. The touch option works well.

I have a game server and wanted to have a control panel on my desk that doesn't take up too much space, this is perfect for that. I don't use a touchscreen and I connect directly to my server with a long HDMI cable. Good picture and response. The only drawback is the assembly. There are no instructions so it's more of a guessing game - thankfully it's not hard to figure out if you have a little common sense. In general I recommend

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

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

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.

It was a good screen but I gave it to a friend who could use it for a school project. wanted my money back but would rather help someone. This screen required me to search and search for configuration options in order for it to connect to my Raspberry Pi. lasted hours. He didn't just plug it in and start playing. Also, there were no instructions included with the kit so it took me forever to assemble the case. says to use the photos from the link here to build but it's quite difficult when you…

The LCD display is not properly attached to the circuit board. The installation is at a certain angle, which prevents the case from being mounted in line with the screen.

I bought this monitor for my Raspberry Pi and it works great. It also supports higher resolutions than advertised. The touch option works well.

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.

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.

So for now everything is fine with the monitor. it's 800 x 480 looks ok, it's 7 inches so it's ok. But my problem is with trying to use screen. This is actually my first headless RPI project, but it's a far cry from my first Pi project. Firstly, I didn't expect this to not work out of the box, but it is obvious. if you mess with it, but getting it to work isn't nearly as easy as setting up one of the official monitors. Any changes to your OS will crash the scripts it calls from the crappy…

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

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 screen turns on but doesn't display anything - There are no instructions on how to assemble the case - The Pi's screen/case/bracket has to be completely disassembled to remove the SD card (which you have to do repeatedly, To try and test the 3 non-working images that come with DVDUpdate: Problem appears to be power related, red power light flashes when attempting to book from an image file that came with the device When I connect the device to the TV and boot into Ubuntu Mate, there is no