Raspberry Pi Screen 7 Inch Small Monitor 1024x600 HDMI Monitor 16:9 IPS LCD Screen Display for Raspberry Pi 4/3/2/Zero/B/B+ Win11/10/8/7, Free-Driver

I 3d printed an enclosure and use it as a second screen for discord, it works great and has a crisp resolution

This is my first time using a screen like this (I don't have a Raspberry Pi setup but needed a small, remote monitor for my computer) but I like it!! Be advised that while this screen comes with a stand, it doesn't come with a case, so if you have pets or kids around you'll also want to get a case to go with it. Amazon has a bunch, including ones with fans!After working with this for a while, I'm sorely tempted to make my own case for it. The size makes it less intimidating to craft for, and this way I can add whatever I want to it: fans, vent holes, decorations, handles, etc. My ultimate goal is to have something partially portable and partially stationary: easy to take on and off a set of shelves, like a book, but not something I plan on taking on a roadtrip anywhere.To compare it with the only other similar thing I have on hand, it's a little bit lower resolution and has less-true colors than my Switch screen. But, as a remote monitor for my computer so I can work on my desktop in another room, it's just perfect. It also worked well with my OLED Switch in its native dock. It's powered by a USB-C cable and doesn't come with a power brick, but I just plugged mine into my powered USB-hub and had no problems. The video hookup is a regular old HDMI cable. Both of the ports were easy to plug into and neither overly tight nor loose. There was no flickering or artifacts, the display was crystal clear.This is going to make my life so much easier and I can't wait to play with it more!

Connected this to my Windows 11 computer and looked great. After a day of use, I see some vertical lines on the right side of the screen that go away after 10+ minutes of it being on. Definitely concerning for the long term use, but was only like $40. Otherwise the panel looks really nice because it’s IPS and 1080p.

Screen is great I was able to get it attached to my raspberry pie on my 3d printer pretty easily. The instructions that came with it were basically useless though and did not provide anything of worth. Definitely take the time to find a walkthrough online for use if you are new to this.

This is my first time using a screen like this, and I must say, I’m really impressed! The screen is clear, bright, and super easy to set up—just plug in the HDMI and power via USB-C, and you're good to go!One thing to keep in mind is that it doesn’t come with a case, just a stand. If you have kids or pets, you might want to invest in a case to protect it. I’m even thinking of making my own case to add fans and customize it. The small size makes it perfect for crafting a more personalized setup.The monitor works great as a secondary display for my desktop in another room and even works with my switch. It's lightweight, slim, and fits perfectly on a desk or shelf. I also love that it’s powered by USB-C, so no extra power cables are necessary.

I use this with my RPi400, it works flawlessly. The touch screen has a good and accurate response. The colors are crisp and vibrant. It can mostly certainly do it's job. I have it in an arm that sits on my desk but you might want to get a case. No gripes here, excellent touch screen display.

Good quality little monitor and works great! Quality was better than I expected and the display has surprisingly good viewing angles. It even came with a little stand which works okay. It seems like a good deal for the price

The HMTECH 7-inch Raspberry Pi monitor is a fantastic addition for any tech enthusiast. The tempered glass and full bonding process deliver crisp, HD 1024*600 resolution with excellent color accuracy. The 178° viewing angles make it great for collaborative work or group viewing. Setting it up is a breeze with the plug-and-play feature; just connect via HDMI and power through the Type-C port—no drivers needed.It supports multiple application modes, making it highly adaptable for both work and leisure. Compatible with a range of devices from Raspberry Pi to PCs and gaming consoles, it's incredibly versatile. Just a note—this monitor doesn’t come with a case or bracket, and for Raspberry Pi 4, you'll need a Micro-HDMI-HDMI cable. Overall, a solid choice for both practical and recreational use!