Upgraded 8.8 Inch Small Touchscreen Monitor, PC Temperature Display, PC Sensor Panel Display, IPS USB Mini Screen for Raspberry Pi, AIDA64 CPU RAM Data Monitor ARGB Computer Case

Compact, crisp, and responsive! This 8.8" IPS screen works perfectly as a PC sensor panel showing temps, CPU/GPU usage, and RAM stats in real time. Easy USB setup, vibrant display, and looks awesome with RGB builds. Excellent value for a mini monitoring screen.

I love this screen! It works well, and the screen quality is high. The resolution is clear. It works as another monitor, which is cool, so I can technically run videos and other programs on it easily. It works just like a regular monitor and, with the right apps, can run well and look great. It was super easy to setup and understand just by cord matching. This is perfect for my setup and I love it!

The screen itself is sharp and works well, though the images depicting the mounting holes are misleading.In the gallery, it shows and states that a Raspberry Pi can be mounted to the rear, assumedly without additional effort. Then, in the description, it shows a VESA 75/50 plate on the back of the unit. Neither of these depictions is completely accurate. The actual hole spacing is 75x50. Sure, two of the screw holes will [almost] fit an RPi's spacing, but the holes in the rear of the display are M4 size , which are much too large for a Raspberry Pi's mounting holes.These aren't huge issues by any means, but annoying for people trying to source turn-key components. I don't mind drafting mounts, but the seller/manufacturer really should take care to depict the product accurately.The last issue is brightness control. Rather than it using a simple potentiometer or the like, it uses hard coded brightness levels that need to be adjusted from the rear of the display with a paperclip. There's no label of what the hole is, so if you've thrown away the packaging like I did, because "iT's JuSt A dIsPlaY", note that if you want to adjust brightness, it needs to be done prior to mounting. From a usability standpoint, it should have at least been on the same face as the connectivity ports, but it's not.

I honestly didn’t expect to love this little monitor as much as I do. I originally bought it just to monitor time while I work, but it quickly became one of my favorite little gadgets on my desk. The glossy screen looks sharp and modern, and the built-in bracket makes it easy to place wherever I want. It doesn’t take up much space at all, which is perfect for my already cluttered setup. It is also a touch screen! I’ve been using it to show system temperature, RAM usage, CPU load, even my Spotify now-playing. Sometimes I just throw a little animated weather widget on it to brighten up my desk. Setup was super easy, just plug and play with a single HDMI cable and USB for power. No extra drivers, no fuss.Highly recommended! I kind of want to buy another one just to play around with different layouts!

There's a trick to get the touchscreen to work specifically on the device itself and not as a touch pad for your primary monitor. Not in the instructions. Almost a week of owning this, the screen is blurry and pixelated or simply goes dark. Power works. I've followed the troubleshooting instructions. Tried to update any possible drivers. Switched HDMI ports, tested on a different machine all to no avail. Cable is a mini HDMI to HDMI and a USB-C to USB-A. Rebooted. No recent updates on computer(s) Also tried the reset pin button on the rear. Now it's a paper weight.

This screen is absolutely great! It works fine. I return the 1st one after two months of using it and got broke and the seller kindly send me a new one! I recommend this selles and his product 100%The screen is a monitor, it does not have his own OS. It comes with a miniHDMI to HDMI and a microUSB to USB for power. You could do too many things with it. Imagen looks great and you have to press a hidden button to change between 5 different levels of brightness. Touch works very responsive.

It looks great and did the job well, HOWEVER, and it's a big however, after about a year of having it in my system, games started to stutter randomly when they didn't used to and new games became quite unstable even outright crashing for seemingly no reason.After much troubleshooting I got fed up and decided to disconnect this little display and lo-and behold. No more stutter. No more crashes. I can't say with 100% confidence that this display is at fault, but it was the ok only thing I didn't plug back in and the stuttering is gone.