🖥️ WIMAXIT Portable 10.1" Raspberry Touchscreen Monitor - M1012, IPS, 1024X600 Resolution, Built-In Speakers Review

I used this display to build a small geochron clock using a Raspberry Pi 4. One of the things I liked about this display was that the Pi is securely mounted on the back and includes handy USB and HDMI adapters. Adapters are provided for both Raspberry Pi 4 and Raspberry Pi 3B, although in my case I only reviewed the Raspberry Pi 4 adapter. The monitor comes with a couple of tiny speakers, although in my experience the sound quality is average, but for Speaker not surprising was this size. I had

I've tried WIMAXIT 7 inch Raspberry Pi touchscreen before, but I didn't like it because of its small size. This 10.1 incher is definitely more comfortable and pleasant for many tasks. First, let's start with the screen quality. Screen quality is ok, nothing special. Unfortunately it's not 1080p, but at this screen size that's not a problem as the screen still looks reasonably sharp. The touch feels good and responsive most of the time. When it comes to this screen and the Raspberry Pi 4 I would

The product works as expected. If you really want to create a complete project, WIMAXIT does not provide any diagrams or CAD files. Also, there is a chatbot on the WIMAXIT website that is not responding and the email address is not responding. Therefore, in order to be integrated into the project, it must be reverse engineered. That's why I gave 2 stars. (This rating is for WIMAXIT, not the seller.) Update: WIMAXIT has replied. They provided a limited mechanical layout in their own AutoDESK…

The first had a rip on the corner from shipping. The seller contacted me and quickly sent another one. The only problem I found after installation is that the sound squeaks when you turn on the speaker through the 3.5 jack. It could be the power supply or something else. The speaker works great with Bluetooth. Everything else works great and I have no problems with it. Modify the config.txt file and it will load without issue. Thanks to the seller who took care of me.

I'm really impressed with how easy this screen is to set up and how many features it has. With a clean install of the latest version of Raspbian, I was able to just plug and play it on my Raspberry Pi 3 and it worked right out of the box. No driver updates or fuss. Connects directly from the micro USB cable to the Pi with no additional power supply, which is impressive. The touchscreen is responsive and the screen itself is bright with good resolution. Also comes with adapters and ways to mount

I saw a YouTube video using this 10.1 inch screen with a Pi4B and it looked fun so I had to buy it. It comes with all the cables you might need and hooking up the Pi4B is pretty easy. The problem is that Raspbian Buster doesn't support plug and play for touch screens. You must add the required lines to the config.txt file and restart your computer to get the correct permission. And although you automatically have the function of the left mouse button, you don't have the right mouse button…

This display is exactly as advertised and could actually be a little better! Pros: Runs on 5V from RPI. Nice ad. PI sees it quite well (I added the recommended configuration entries). Try using it in a dual monitor or single mouse configuration. The touchscreen is blurry at the extreme corners. When set to 1080 everything is pretty small (of course). There's no monitor case in this configuration, so the rear components are exposed (no surprise). I won't be using it as my main monitor except in…