EVICIV 7" Touch Screen for Raspberry Pi, 1024X600 IPS Display Portable Dual Speaker USB Hdmi Computer Monitor Compatible with Raspb Pi 5/4/3/Zero/Windows/Drive-Free

This is the fourth time I wrote this because I keep hitting the back key, loosing all just before I'm about to send. So I'll keep this one short. This is the second time I've purchased a 7-inch pie screen from this seller and both times same packaging everything is very nice the screen has weight to it it's solid, quality, it has built-in speakers it comes with a 3 amp power brick an assortment of cables pretty much everything you'll ever need for it right there except for a battery pack that would be nice but there is wires for that and a terminal. I believe there's an NFC card reader on the back I never really took the time to find out but to me it looks like an NFC reader. Oh no I'll probably get a third and a fourth because they're great. Great value also considering what all comes with it too which, that being said the screen almost pays for itself and that price amongst the accessories. I don't really leave any reviews but I'm very happy with this product in the seller. They are also quick to retply to any questions you may have shipping is fast, just all around a good deal! I hope this helps some of you with your purchase decisions, it took me awhile to get my first one because I to was skeptical of the price and quality, but I definitely don't regret it! Handy for so many things! how many things have you thought would be better with a screen on it seriously,? I believe at one point in time I probably even thought about putting a screen on my toilet seat later LOL well now I can 😂 I think I'm going to get two more to throw in my visors in my vehicle, I could probably help you with some ideas while I'm typing this fourth time. Still. Lol back of headrests for children and vehicles, always wanted that refrigerator with a LCD screen it does more than just tell you what button to push or a temperature at best, easy retrofit. Have children? Well not now you'll be selling buy more of these 😂😂 Stop putting them in everything what's wrong with you, you need help! 😂 (Clicks buy on 2 more)😂 information, impractical the quality they get the job done and you can really develop a disorder if you had too many of them, I wonder how many will fill my living room wall ... Now that definitely would not be the best value for square inch 😂 okay my review and days are done I'm retired have a good one! Get one and done 😂 Enjoy! not spell checking this I know it'll happen when I try I'll do it again I know I will LOLPs, don't peel the screen protector off! It's not a thin plastic layer for packaging and shipping reasons, it's pre-applied screen protector with no installer error air bubbles!, Smack your other hand if it tries to take it off! "No, Bad Hand, You Behave!". 😂

I bought this for a R-Pi 4B. The display is very nice looking, clear, bright, and easy to read. The instructions it came with for mounting and connecting the Pi were clear and easy to follow. I had it connected and up and running in less than an hour. The display includes mounting standoffs on the back to mount the Pi, which seriously reduces cable clutter and makes for a neat install. The touch screen worked perfectly without any software mod's or adds.The only difficulty I experienced was that the included stand had one hole not well tapped, I corrected that with a metric 3x0.6 tap in just a few minutes. My only other suggestion is that to prevent sharply bending the USB-C power cable to the R-Pi, I added two pieces of scrap 1/2x1/2" stock cut to ~2.5" long (I used acrylic, but wood or aluminum would also work fine) to the bottom of the stand with double stick tape to elevate the display a little higher off the bench. I'm also going to add an inexpensive USB-C right angle adapter found on Amazon to reduce the issue further.All-in-all, very happy with the display and would buy again.

This is probably the best value-per-pixel micro monitor I've seen on the market so far. You'll pay more for lower pixel density with other brands. It's a genuinely high-quality display that can live on a desktop next to a primary monitor for keeping an eye on side applications, and it functions well as a single display for otherwise headless PC, Mac, or Raspberry Pi setups.Pros:-High-ish resolution considering the size, which is somewhere between a Kindle and a large cell phone.-Super compact for tuck-away builds, or sitting on a shelf for a computer being used for applications like Bit Torrent clients or a media server.-Built-in speakers might be handy over HDMI. They don't sound great, but you can hear it for system alerts.Cons:-The tiny included feet don't do much to secure the unit from sliding around on a desk. You'll want to secure them with at least an adhesive rubber footing to keep the tension of three (HDMI plus two micro USB) cables from pulling it out of alignment on even slightly slippery surfaces.-There's no backing on the unit to protect it from falls or mishandling. That's by design, but it's something to keep in mind if you plan to use this in a portable application, before you go tossing it in a bag.-The touch-screen functionality is kind of flaky when it's being used as a second monitor. On its own it works great, but when used as a secondary display it responds to touches as though it were the primary display. Kind of hard to explain, and maybe that can be fixed through other drivers or some setup method I haven't discovered.