- ROADOM 7’’ Raspberry Pi Screen, IPS1024×600,Responsive Smooth Touch,Dual Built-in Speakers,HDMI Input,Compatible with Raspberry Pi 5/4/3,Driver Free

I am using it with raspberry pi zero 2w. There are a few things that can be improved but overal still good. I wish the hdmi cable was a right angle cable. The touch cable is kind of short. It is long enough for normal raspberry pi series but it is short for zero series. Other than that, the viewing angles are acceptable. Easy to setup. Works right away. Touch screen works right away.

This is a great little screen. After reviewing a few different options for panels, I decided on the 1024x600 resolution instead of the official Pi screen (800x480). This display wasn't the least expensive, but was reasonably priced and had great reviews. Some of the earlier reviews commented on the extra cables sent later. The package I got had all the extra cables included, and they are fantastic for providing a clean interface (just power) and cable management. I plugged it all in, and powered it up and eventually (with 10min of troubleshooting, see below) got it up and running. Some pointers: - I initially powered the Pi from a spare USB port on my computer, and powered the display from the Pi. The display initially flickered on with the Raspberry Pi logo, and the Pi booted, but the display remained black. I could see on the bottom of the display that the backlight was trying to power on, and per the instructions (Q1 Screen shows no signal), it recommended using the power supply provided. Sure enough, separately powering the screen made it work. A bit more tweaking, I am now powering the Pi with the power supply provided, and using the Pi to power the screen through the GPIO pins (and included connector) and it works great. - I also had a bit of display flickering where it looked like the resolution was struggling; after reseating the provided HDMI flat cable into the display connector, it cleared up, and everything works great. There were a few comments that the provided HDMI flat cable had to twist to connect to the Pi HDMI output; I laid mine down flat on the display PCB, with a 90 degree twist that was tucked under the Pi HDMI connector, and it's clean and unobtrusive. - The Pi Display resolution in preferences is set to "Default - preferred monitor settings, and using the Touchscreen display menu (buttons are on the back of the display), and information setting, it is showing 1360x768 @ 60Hz, even better than the advertised 1024x600 resolution - The touchscreen was plug-and-play; I plugged the provided connector into the display and the other end into one of the Pi's USB ports, and it just worked. Other notes - the display stand is nice aluminum, not plastic. Overall, a fantastic product, well thought out and well put together, great value

This screen is very nice and bright for the Raspberry Pi (RPI) Computer. The RPI mounts very easily to the back with the provided hardware. The Legs should be installed so that the power for the RPI is at the bottom of the screen. It is a bit awkward as there isn't much room between the RPI Power cable and the area provided by the legs, but it works. I had attempted to mount the legs on the other side. I searched for solutions to reversing the screen and the touch screen. I was able to reverse the screen without problem, but the touch screen was operating in reverse. Unable to find a solution to controlling the touch screen, I switched the legs to the other side. Now it works as designed. I was not too familiar with the HDMI ribbon cable connection, but did manage to get it connected properly with the first try. The HDMI cable is just barely long enough to fit. The sound works, but is weak. It is adequate for most local needs. I have included a photo of the front screen, the back with the RPI attached, and a video of the touch screen being used. The system comes with a touch screen styles, but also works well with a finger. All in all, it works well with the RPI and I am pleased with the purchase.

It’s a great screen for my RaspberryPi projects! It provided easier project builds since I can read outputs easier and make adjustments as needed. This also let me repurpose it after just reading outputs to actual project running usage and sending commands.

Fantastic helpful screen! Love the versatility this gives me to play with dashboards and the like. Literally my only complaint is i cant power this off of a my Pi. But other then that it works great -- HDMI, touchscreen all plug and play. Nice aluminum all around, feels well built. Just a really nicely thought out product that its basically... yea read the description and youll get what it says.