Works great with Rasberry PI 4, but PI installation is difficult due to cable stiffness. The board is difficult to install and you lose access to the SD card, the display is very good, the sound is ok. The included stand isn't very good, but overall I'm very happy with it

Small simple. Perfect for what I need. It even runs on USB power only, so I don't have to switch outlets. Of course, the main application I wanted to use this for has issues with touch screens. Pay.

The screen was simple and light and easy to use. The only problem is I wish it was a little bigger but that was my choice. That's my review!

This touchscreen is perfect for what I need. I mainly use it when setting up a client monitoring system. Picture quality is clean and crisp, there's no video lag and there are actually built-in speakers for when I want to play my mini NES during lunch =).

I am using monitors to display information provided by Raspberry for ham radio emergency communications. The displays are large enough to adequately display radio information. These stations are solar powered and the displays draw less than an amp at 12 volts. You are doing a great job!

The screen was simple and light and easy to use. The only problem is I wish it was a little bigger but that was my choice. Almost everything is ok.

I was looking for something to take with me on a business trip to play games or watch videos and it worked great. One feature that similar products don't have is access to I/O pins. built-in fan and speaker. Although the speaker is a bit "tinny". That wasn't a problem as I was using headphones. I really liked it for the price.

This touch screen is perfect for what I need. I mainly use it when setting up a client monitoring system. Picture quality is clean and crisp, there's no video lag and there are actually built-in speakers for when I want to play my mini NES during lunch =).

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.

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 was looking for something to take with me on a business trip to play games or watch videos and it worked great. One feature that similar products don't have is access to I/O pins. built-in fan and speaker. Although the speaker is a bit "tinny". That wasn't a problem as I was using headphones. I really liked it for the price.

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.

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.

I am using monitors to display information provided by Raspberry for ham radio emergency communications. The displays are large enough to adequately display radio information. These stations are solar powered and the displays draw less than an amp at 12 volts. You are doing a great job!

This is a pretty good, versatile little monitor. The resolution isn't very high at 1280 x 800, but I think it's acceptable for a 10-inch screen. The viewing angles are the most impressive. I could watch it from every angle without any change in quality. The only issue I had with the screen was that it was very glossy. You need to pay attention to where it is placed in relation to the light sources. I'm willing to trade some level of shine in exchange for bright, rich colors, but it was too…

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.

Small simple. Perfect for what I need. It even runs on USB power only, so I don't have to switch outlets. Of course, the main application I wanted to use this for has issues with touch screens. Counting.

First the speakers. They're of such terrible quality that you'll want to connect to external audio. The screen has a low resolution compared to other monitors in this price range. Low quality internal electronics. There is no reverse polarity protection on the 12V power input. Although it can accommodate your Raspberry Pi, it is not compatible with most coolers.

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.

Use it as a monitor for a computer with an audio streaming puck. The ideal size after changing the view settings so that the fonts are big enough to be seen. Works without a power adapter and gets enough power from the USB and HDMI inputs. The price was right.