7 Inch Capacitive Touchscreen Monitor IPS Display 1024x600 7" HDMI LCD Module for Raspberry Pi 4B/ 3B+/A+/B/ 2B/ B+/A+/ Zero W, Support Windows 10/8.1/8 / 7

Product worked out great. It didnt have screws or list the size for them. If anyone wants to know M2.5 screws work. Picture quality is great and its plenty bright. Haven't had any issues with it. Would definitely purchase again for future projects. Used as a sensor panel for my personal gaming rig. 3d printed a bracket to hold it in place. The stand it comes with works great for my phone and tablet.

This 7” monitor is great, it fits perfectly in a dual drive bay. The only issues are using the touch screen, you must make the mini monitor the main monitor. The 2nd issue is the back light will not turn off when shutting down the PC. You have to off the PSW to get the backlight to go off. Other that it’s a great addition to my build.

Screen looks great! The image quality is better than you would expect due to it's size. I used it in my PC to make a resource monitor. The supplied cables are no longer than ~1 foot, but that is expected since it is designed for a Raspberry Pi. Viewing angles are very good, although not on par with a good IPS screen

I've owned this little LCD panel for over a year now. I use it to display system metrics for one of my PCs, and it has worked very well. The one issue I have with my particular panel is that the touchscreen function has never worked. I didn't want to go through the hassle of returning it and waiting for a new panel, as I don't absolutely need to use the touchscreen function. I attempted to use the touch screen (verifying that I used the USB port on the panel for the touchscreen) under Windows 10, Windows 11, and two different Linux distributions. No luck. For that reason, I docked it a star. Otherwise, it works reliably well.

this display didn't last long and it fell off the bezel. would not recommend

Amazing helps me monitor all my temperatures for my computer

I picked up this unit to have a touchscreen sensor panel to have a sensor panel / touchpad interface for my Windows 10 pc. This screen handles the two native gestures in Windows 10 perfectly fine, but after creating some custom, multi-touch gestures, this screen failed to recognize the new gestures. My main touchscreen pulled them off with minimal difficulty. I'm not sure what the difference is between the two panels, but if you have plans for the touch panel, be wary. Something is weird about it.

Unit is good but it was extremely difficult to find keyboard driver