🖥️ SunFounder Raspberry Pi 7" Touchscreen - Capacitive, 60Hz Review

I chose this monitor to pair with my primary monitor (34 inch ultra wide). It sits comfortably on the bottom and allows me to watch YouTube while gaming or working. I have a larger monitor on the side, but it's too close to see the entire screen, causing me to crane my neck to the side instead of just looking at the small 10-inch monitor. The stand isn't adjustable, so it sits fairly straight with a slight angle. Because of the Raspberry Pi's mounting options, it's quite thick, so you might…

This product is better than I ever thought a small monitor could fit on my Windows 10 desktop. I don't like having 2 screens on my desk because they take up so much space. I had an idea to use a smaller monitor instead. I bought this little gem and it is beautiful. I can use it to play videos, view a Minecraft map, view Discord, PC stats, etc. while playing games and other things on a large 27 inch monitor. I've used the Nvidia control panel for my colors as best I can and it looks great. The…

The screws on the back of the camera cannot be screwed in. I bought this monitor to have room for the camera but the screws don't fit so I can't attach the back cover for the camera. I had to use tape to secure the back of the camera.

It was the best choice for me. Easy to transport, closed case with inputs etc. The touchscreen is worse than expected. Ideal for service, travel, etc. Use the Pie's dual output when you need a larger screen for gaming or movies.

The screen as a whole fulfills its function. It's small and compact so you could theoretically take it anywhere, but the cheap design might put you off. The touchscreen works as advertised, so that's a plus. The only negative I experienced was that the screen burn-in was pretty bad... well, really bad. I loaded the screen after opening it and started playing with the OSD. And when I was done, the menu was burned into the display and I could still see it from the windows. Otherwise 4/5 stars.

I bought two of these. Both have crisp, bright images and no visible dead pixels. I find the controls more intuitive than other monitors of this size that I've used. Although designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi 4, it should take on many other small SBCs with the RPi form factor, although most will require replacing one or both of the power cables and the HDMI cable. Please note that without modification, the case will not fit the large Odroid C4 heatsink due to insufficient clearance…

The monitor itself is of good quality at an affordable price. The problem arises when you need to connect a second monitor. There's no easy way to fit an HDMI cable into a small space to get to a port. I had to disassemble the case and make a few cuts to connect a second monitor. A special cable is also required to overcome tight curves.

Worked as stated. Sharp screen but should have bought a bigger one. As it is, it works great. Don't double the pixel size! This selection pushes the selection buttons from the screen and there is no recovery!

Worked as stated. Sharp screen but should have bought a bigger one. As it is, it works great. Don't double the pixel size! This selection pushes the selection buttons from the screen and there is no recovery!

I've had an issue with this screen since I first tested it. The screen lost signal and reconnected every time. At first I thought it was the power connector, but when I opened it up and changed the HDMI cable, I found that the problem was with the cable.

My son turned this into a little retro console by attaching one of his Raspberry Pis to the back, which was really cool. It's not a high-resolution screen, but he likes it because old games seem better to him. It doesn't have a touchscreen, but it's relatively cheap. He did it and got it up and running in less than an hour. All in all, this is a good budget Raspberry Pi monitor.

I seem to have a defect. The screen will randomly degrade and flicker, but the connected Pi experiences no noticeable performance loss. If not for this 5/5.

I seem to have a defect. The screen will randomly degrade and flicker, but the connected Pi experiences no noticeable performance loss. If not for this 5/5.

I've had an issue with this screen since I first tested it. The screen lost signal and reconnected every time. At first I thought it was the power connector, but when I opened it up and changed the HDMI cable, I found that the problem was with the cable.

This screen was perfect for what I needed it for. Just a small spare screen that allows me to run small programs like notes, system monitors, etc. while using my main screens for other purposes.

Works better than I expected. I use it connected to a RaspberryPi 4 and the monitor powers on via USB with no problem. A power supply is not required.

The cable connections are quite tight with rpi 4, but they fit. I installed Ubuntu for the Pi and the screen went on and off for a while after putting everything together, but it seems to have resolved itself now. In general, everything is of decent quality with an excellent picture! The screen has a small kickstand (stand) that isn't clearly visible in the photos, which is a plus.

Good product. Bought to use with Raspberry Pi. The touch function is very responsive. Good sound quality. Robust construction. No complaints.

I wanted to add a "small" second monitor to control multiple functions outside of my main monitor (which is primarily used for virtual desktop display). My Alienware PC doesn't have a second HDMI port, but I was able to connect an HDMI to DisplayPort cable (not included). I can use the touchscreen to scroll/zoom/rewind/fast-forward webpages that are open on the main monitor. But I don't think I can open an app like Zoom by touching the small screen (I can still use my mouse pointer to control…

Followed the instructions to install the Raspberry Pi 4+ but couldn't get any sound out of the monitor. The system boots, Raspberian works, but there is no sound. Not from music files, not from games.