Raspberry Pi Touch Display Reviews

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“Nice and easy to setup after sorting out the upside-down config change. Knocked off a star due to the viewing range/angle but probably too used to the clarity of the iPads. OLED would be nice for a v2.”

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Posted 1 year ago

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Posted 1 year ago

“Easy to set up. Most importantly works perfectly with Ocotdash, unlike a lot of screens that just do not work with Octodash properly.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Nice quality as you’d expect from the Pi Foundation. Working with it on a lite installation of bookworm means some new learning is required to deal with some things that I’d previously done on Bullseye”

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Posted 1 year ago

“neat and effective as a touchscreen display. There's more room for other attachments. Highly recommended.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Excellent touch screen. Works well in the touchscreen case (available separately). Bright display, responsive touch screen.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“This screen works well as per the description however setting it up with a Raspberry Pi 4 requires a little effort. Things to watch for 1. Careful when fitting the ribbon cables - ensure these are the tightest particularly the white/grey cable. 2. Make sure the ribbon cable fasteners are clipped in as the cable can come loose 3. use your the official USB-C power supply - that’s all that’s needed. 4. The screen is rotated Started up and the change has to be made in the config files. 5. Set a lower resolution in the config file so that the screen starts up.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“It's a great screen to use with a Raspberry Pi as a touchscreen music player”

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Posted 2 years ago