Raspberry Pi Screen 7 Inch HDMI Monitor 800x480 LCD Screen Display Mini Small Monitor for Raspberry Pi 4/3/2/Zero/B/B+ Win11/10/8/7 (Non-Touch), Driver Free

The media could not be loaded. I got this for using with my scratch built long range quadcopter. (Drone) it has a HD Zero video system in it and wanted a small screen capable of the HD video feed for letting others see the video at the same time I am. It works really well for this and as it can be powered from a power brick it is a much easier solution than my 12v dc 19” monitor as well as being easier to pack up and move. I will have to build a case for it as there is exposed components on the back but, it works great. I could also see this as a great monitor to turn a PlayStation or XBox into a portable system.

Great little monitor, but I decided to return it and purchase a 10.5" monitor instead. These old eyes just couldn't read the screen well enough.

The screen is nice and has a good image. It is easy to hook up and comes with a nice stand. The only 2 issue's I have with it that keeps it from a perfect rating is the exposed back side of the screen and the port placement for HDMI and Power. Even with a 45 degree power and HDMI connector it sticks out a lot making it hard to set in certain small spaces. The screen is not heavy, so the weight of the cables connected on the side pull the screen if the cables aren’t secured. Other than that it’s a good product and I been using it for several months now as an extra computer monitor screen with no issues.

Crisp image, worked perfectly with the Pi!

Poorly made product.Non functioning and incredibly fragile.I was pretty excited to find someone small to accommodate my desktop. The second screen would have been used for something simple like watching YouTube or putting a stream on off the side.When I opened the package, the screen part looked good. However, when I flipped it over, I noticed all the circuitry just protruding from the back of it. You would think that if a product has something that like it would have a case covering it or at least taped over. I also noticed the HDMI and the Micro USB slots not really attached in place. Plugging and unplugging any cords requires a gentle touch as you can accidentally just break the plugs off.Tried hooking it up to my monitor and my Nintendo Switch. Couldn't get a signal on either. I figured it may have been the cords so I used different HDMI and Micro USB to see if that made a difference. It did not.So not only does it feel flimsy but it also doesn't even do the main function I purchased it for. When I turn it on, it just says "No signal" and then goes into Energy saving mode before turning itself off.Save yourself the time and purchase something else. This wasn't worth the money for me and I was disappointed in myself for getting excited about it.

Good deal on a well built miniature HDMI VGA display for Linux box.

Very thin and light display, but when I plugged it into my home assistant green, the display is super tiny in one corner and the pixels are so visible that I can't really read anything. I think I'll have to return.

Comes in handy for setting up new workstations. The video quality is very good, clarity excellent, stays cool to the touch and no power cable to worry about as it plugs into any spare usb port. Comes with the cables you need (usb and DVI). There is no cover for the back and no pouch to put it in so keep the box it comes in. Only con I experienced s the display resolution may need to be adjusted in order to see everything on the screen. That was an issue while doing an initial workstation so I had to feel my way through the initial Microsoft setup screens. Once I got to a Windows desktop, I right clicked in space and changed the display resolution to to shrink down the display and allow total functionality. This is minor stuff. Not taking away a star for that because everything else about the monitor is that good.Small, light weight and clear. What's not to like?