ELECROW 7 Inch 1024×600 Touchscreen for Raspberry Pi: IPS Capacitive Touch Screen LCD Display, Mini Portable Monitor Compatible with Raspberry Pi 5/4/3 BB Black Banana Pi Windows 11/10/8/7 Driver Free

This is my second, which should tell a lot. It works as expected, viewing angled are great, colors, everything is good. I've tried it with Raspberry Pi 5, Linux PCs/Laptops and it works fine out of the box. I don't use Mac so can't tell if it's compatible with it but I don't see why it wouldn't.

Have it connected to a NUC mini PC with Win11. I use remote access so I really didn't need a full size monitor. Picture quality is very good. Would like higher resolution, but at this price can't really complain. Would buy again if I needed another.

Excellent value for the money. Worked right out of the box on an older Gateway desktop system running Linux. Great color rendition, and lots of resolution. Not quite as successful on a mini-PC running Windows 10, but I suspect I need to load the special drivers that come with it on a DVD (I have no DVD input to the mini-PC, so I'll have to transfer files using a jump drive) to get proper performance. This is the mini-PC I'm using: Beelink Z83-II Mini PC Intel Atom x5-Z8350 Processor (2M Cache, up to 1.92 GHz) Intel HD Graphics 400, DDR3 2GB + 32GB(C:)/ 1000Mbps LAN/ Dual-Band WiFi/ BT 4.0 [Support Windows & Linux System ] At least, I hope that solves the problem. Update One: It turns out that there are no special drivers needed for Windows. I just needed to reboot the mini-PC, and that got all the proper Windows drivers running. The display on the mini-PC was rock solid, with great definition and color. However, after some testing, I found that the touch portion of the screen interface appeared to be defective. Elecrow was very supportive, and corresponded with me daily to iron out this issue. They even offered to credit me some cash if I wanted to accept the screen with the defect. But touch functionality is necessary for my project, so I am sending this one back to get another - because the display functionality is that good! Update Two: Well, now I know the real issue. This display is compatible with Windows 7, but NOT with Windows 10. According to the Seller, their technician determined that a system running Windows 10 cannot identify the device number correctly (I suspect the touch screen is driven as a mouse, and not a true touch screen, because a USB mouse device "ByQDtech" appears when the display is connected to the computer - other displays similar to this one have the same problem). There may be a software update in the future, but for now, this display does NOT work with Windows 10.

Not my first, or second product I've purchased from elecrow. Compatible with the RPI5, touch screen works flawlessly. I have a 5 inch that's a bit small, this is much better to work with for my eye sight. Easy to use, plug and play. I love this screen size. I used this along with my 5 inch display to make a dual screen go box for amateur radio. Very portable.

The image doesn't doit justice quality looks better in person, plugged it into my mini pc and runs perfectly fine no issues, good deal. Inhave windows 11, and no issue.

I bought this screen for a project that uses Windows XP, had trouble getting it to work at first (no input registered). What I found is that the touch will only work on Windows XP if you're using a Tablet PC Edition. Picture quality is great too - if not a bit high-contrast for my application - and it looks great from all angles. My sole complaint is the lack of brightness control, the display is fairly bright which can't be tamed. The backlight on/off switch is exactly as it says, but switched off it's invisible under my typical use conditions. It's worth noting that I couldn't get touch to work with the secondary USB port plugged into a wall wart, no matter in what order they were plugged in. I'd guess they're both intended to be plugged into the same host machine, but right now it's working fine with just the one.

There's a decent screen here but the only issue I have with it is, who's going to drill through their case at any point to use the mounting holes supplied here? I've gotta find some soft padding with double-sided tape thick enough to keep the tiny components off the case's bare metal. Either supply a protective plastic sheet across the back and sticky material or, avoid this one alltogether if you can.

This connected to my Raspberry Pi 4B+ and fine and works as expected.