5 Inch Raspberry Pi Screen, Touchscreen Monitor 800x480 HDMI LCD Screen for Raspberry Pi 400/4/3/2/Zero/B/B+, Windows 11/10/8/7

I finally caved and got a raspberry pi screen, its pretty nice. The quality is what you could expect from a small screen, it was easy to set up, i love it.

Looks good, will be using it in my upcoming project to configure RPi for the field monitoring.

3D printed a small old style monitor housing to hold this. Its perfect size so it doesn't take up much space on my desk. Good Quality for the price.

Advertised as touch screen. Very fragile and easily broken even with an easy touch. Does not do touch screen. Total ripoff

Works without using a camera cable. The HDMI adapter is not snug fitting so I used the one that came with the Pi 5. There was no need to install drivers. Everything worked great. I was skeptical of ordering anything from a company named Ipistbit thinking I'm a bit pissed trying to find a touch screen that works with a raspberry pi 5. This does.

I have been testing it on my devices and these are my impression:The image quality is very good even though the resolution is 800x480, I bought it with the idea of using it in my automation projects.I have a raspberry pi 3B and an orange pi 3 lts, on the raspberry the touch works without problems, on the orange pi 3 lts even though the GPIOs are compatible, I could not get the touch to work since I could not find drivers for the armbian operating system.What I liked:- It has very good resolution.- Can be used as an external monitor for any device that has an HDMI port.- Excellent viewing from all angles.- The raspberry pi can be attached to the back of the screen with the accessories included in the box.What can improve:- When used as an external monitor, it must be connected to an external power source whose port is micro-USB, this port could be USB Type C, which is more standard these days.- It would be great if drivers were developed for armbian.This screen is great and a very good option for projects where we require a portable screen.

Bought it mainly to use with Octodash/Octopi.Spent days trying to get it to work, reconfiguring xserver configs, different types of installs, using different output methods everything inbetween, but simply can't get the touch to work.Display works otherwise out of the box, good color. Didn't even have to follow most of the "Change orientation" or other driver installs most guides walked through. ( I did try 2 different ones, just incase this was why my touch interface wasn't working.)Not knocking stars because I'm not using it on a necessarily supported OS, but update if I use it for another project that it should work for.

I needed a screen to be able to quickly check things on my RaspberryPi's on-the-go and this screen works perfectly for me 👍Has the option to plug in to the RaspberryPi's HAT connector (to add touch capabilities) or the mini-HDMI (just a good screen) port, which is nice as it seems most screens are either/or and not both.