Raspberry Pi Screen,NORSMIC 10.1'' Touchscreen Monitor, IPS HD 1024×600, Responsive Capacitive Touch,Dual Built-in Speakers,HDMI Input,Compatible with Various Devices and OS,Easy Assembly,Driver Free

The little feet make it usable on a desktop, but the uncased design of the screen will allow me to build it into a countertop, when I’m done experimenting. It’s being used primarily as a retro gaming system.The resolution isn’t super sharp, or vibrant, but it’s decent.The touchscreen worked out of box but isn’t super accurate in Pi OS. (I think some of that comes down to some outdated apps in the OS)The primary selling point for me was the caseless form factor with integrated computer module mount, and in that sense I’m very pleased with the screen.

Initial review: I wanted a simple screen I could mount a raspberry pi on the back of and contain all the cables cleanly once I printed a case for it. Unfortunately, this one has one tiny little problem with that - the usb connector on the back for the touchscreen doesn’t work right. It constantly spammed error messages in the kernel logs, and seems to just be non-functional. Tried two different screens and different cables. Each time, the touchscreen worked fine when connected to a micro-b connector, but not when connected to the 4-pin header on the backside. This is unfortunate, since I really wanted to make the cables self-contained on this build. Not sure if this is a design flaw, a manufacturing issue, or just a fluke, but just putting it out there.Update: the company reached out about replacing the cable that had been giving me trouble, and shipped me some new ones. All three of those have been tested and verified working. I have updated my rating based on the quality support and the better cables.

Edit: The original unit was unusable due to the below problem, the seller made it right by contacting me and sending me a replacement within an efficient time. The new unit is working fine after a few days of up time and happy with the purchase so far.After receiving the unit it has a line of Pixels in the screen that are pixel burned. Everything else out of the box worked and looks like it would have worked well for my application but makes me worried about ordering another on and having the same problem.

Easy to setup with a great picture and easy to attach to my Rapsberry Pi 400.

Unit started to fail after 34 days of use. Screen Backlight started to fail causing the screen to be overly lit along the edges. Outside of return window - Jeessh.