GeeekPi 7-Inch Screen for Raspberry Pi, 1024x600 IPS LCD Display, HDMI Portable Monitor for Pi 5/4B/3B+/3B, Win11/10/8/7, Free-Driver

In terms of coding or whatever, not the review for you. If you're wondering how this functions as a secondary small monitor for a setup, IT'S AMAZING. I don't need a huge second monitor and really just want something to watch videos on the side or run Spotify on and it works perfect for this. The quality of the image is great and the setup was extremely easy. I am not a huge fan of the hdmi and power cable having to stick out the side kind of ruining cable management, but I really don't care. I love this thing it's great.

I'm using this for a mini rack with four raspberry pi 5 for local access that I hopefully won't need to use much after it is set up. If I was going to use it more I'd probably get a 10" display, but that's because my eyes are getting old. This fits well on top and looks really nice for such a small, USB powered display.

It has a protective plastic layer not scratched from factory

First one I ordered was heavily scratched, so I returned it and got a second one. That one was heavily scratched too. I didn't bother treating the functionality because they looked so bad. It was worse than 10 year old plexiglass...

In terms of functions and features, this is a nice 7-inch monitor. I use it on my server rack as a backup display when I am unable to remote in, and it works well for that purpose. The touch screen is a nice, er, touch, as well.That said, the reason for the average rating is that this thing is delicate. I broke off one of the stands when simply moving it across my rack shelf—it has grates in it for airflow and it got caught in one—and the screen gets scratch just by looking it at. OK, not really, but it is really prone to scratching, so get a screen protector.

My only issue is that I’m missing the hardware mounting screws. How can I get a replacement set?

This is a nice monitor with a bright and crisp display. It works perfectly with an HDMI input. Although not so advertised, you can actually set it for higher resolutions than 1024x600 . I suggest you protect the back end with some sort of insulation, as chips are exposed on the back side.

I got this display for a simple project I'm working on, where I needed a small, cheap, monitor. The screen came well packaged and worked first time out without any dead pixels etc. I have to say, though, I really appreciate the little details they added: for example, not only did it come with all the cables you need (probably worth nearly $50 separately themselves, the way cables cost these days), but they also included a small screwdriver to fully setup the little display stand. That level of detail is rare in something this price point (or even higher price points), and I really appreciate.