Review on High-Resolution 5-inch Raspberry Pi Capacitive Touchscreen: HDMI Display with Dual Speakers, Ideal for Raspberry Pi 4B/3B+/3B/3A+ Boards and Windows 7/8/10 by Tim Wadman

Pros: The screen is a capacitive touchscreen, so it's more sensitive and reliable and not as prone to scratches as a resistive touchscreen. The touchscreen interface is via USB, so it's widely supported by most systems and even phones. The video interface of the screen is HDMI, so it is widely supported by many systems without the need to purchase a separate adapter. However, it also features the usual ribbon cable interface used by the Raspberry Pi, eliminating the need to use a thick cable. There are mounting holes for Raspberry Pi on the back, so you can install the RPi directly. in speakers, so there is no need to integrate speakers into the product. It also has large mounting holes already built into the circuit board, making it easy to incorporate into 3D printing or other personal projects. All in all, this is a great turnkey solution. for adding a sound screen to your projects! And cheap too! It also comes with all kinds of connectors and converters, so you don't need to buy any extra cables to hook up your project. Cons: The bezel is quite thick and the mounting holes are a little far beyond the edge of the screen. , so any project you put it in has a pretty thick border around the screen. The audio is a bit low, but hey, it has any audio at all, so it's not a big deal.