SunFounder 10.1'' IPS Display for Raspberry Pi - 10.1 Inch Portable Laptop Monitor, 1280*800 Resolution, Cooling Fan (Non-Touch)

I use the monitors to display raspberry provided information for Amateur Radio Emergency Communications. The displays are large enough to adequately display radio information. These stations are solar powered and the displays draw less than an amp at 12 volts. They do an excellent job!

This is a complete setup, all you really need is a keyboard and mouse. That being said. Get to 30mm fans to install n the gpio pins. Install using current 4 posts screw locations. Two per fan. Stagger them when installing. Make sure you have heat sinks on the pi. Take the plastic clamps off the internal hdmi and power cords, requires you to open the entire case of. I had to on mine due to they were poorly installed, hdmi board was not plugged in all the way. With two fans on the pins keeps the pi on a 34c to 45c temp. Reducing the black light takes some heat off the pi. Otherwise you can see your rpi4 reach new temps. The fan that comes with it is not near enough and poorly made. If you use a micro sd card install it before you put in the rpi 4. I use a 3.1 usb for it. Otherwise the case is just fine. Speakers are good too. I used a eternal quick charge for mobility so purchase a CY DC 5.5x2.5mm to Type C USB-C Input Cable adapter. Wifi on the rpi4 works still as some rpi4s fail the wifi lifespan. Currently my rpi4 8gb with a usb 3.1 installed os (twister) works really well on this setup.

I bought two of these. Both have clear, bright images and no observable pixel defects. I find the controls more intuitive than other monitors of this size that I've used. While designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi 4, it should accommodate many other small SBCs that adopt the RPi form-factor, though most will require replacing either/both of the power and HDMI cables. Do note that, without modification, the case will not accommodate the large heatsink found on the Odroid C4 due to inadequate clearance between the heatsink and the GPIO connector. The case and monitor make a nice tidy setup when combined with the official RPi keyboard and mouse. Highly recommended.

Bright, great viewing angle, works well, everything fits.Most screens for the Raspberry Pi are open frame, with mounting screws. That’s great if you want to build them into something else, but if you just want a Pi with a screen? I had my Pi booted up and displaying pictures in about 5 minutes.My only real criticism is that you can’t access the second mini HDMI port on the Pi 4. The two ports are right next to each other, and there isn’t enough space for another cable. Maybe if you opened it up and drilled a hole. But as long as you’re happy with that, it’ll work well.

I got this screen in an attempt to make a DIY Pi laptop and if it worked properly it would be perfect for that. Unfortunately while using it with a Raspberry Pi 4 with the provided mini HDMI, the image will cut out for a second at random, then the screen will show a rectangle with HDMI settings as though it were just booting up. I tried everything I could in an attempt to fix it, from switching to a brand new Raspberry Pi, to altering the /boot/config.txt file to include 'hdmi_safe=1' (HDMI safe mode), to trying different operating systems and display settings. I even returned one and got a replacement, but it had the exact same issue.It's a shame because I really like the idea behind it, the integrated Pi fan, and the display itself is great. It even works fine through the external HDMI. Unfortunately, it just can't manage to do the main thing it was designed to do, at least not for more than a few seconds.Also, many of the five-star ratings here mention a touchscreen, which this product doesn't have, leading me to believe that the very high rating this product has might not be entirely on the level.

The screen-as-a-case severely limits access to a few key points of the pi. First the second micro-hdmi port, this can somewhat be worked around by not attaching the back cover (which means you then can't use the included fan (an excuse for a ice-tower cooler maybe?), but the second and maybe most important problem: you cannot accesss the sd card once the pi is screwed into place hope you're attached to whichever os you installed and nothing breaks to the point of needing a fresh install or a whole new os...Another thing, and maybe I just badly misunderstood something in the description (or got which screens I was looking at mixed up), but I thought you could power the screen from the pi, it's the other way around. The screen connects into the pi's usb-c power port and is itself powered by a wall-wart (not very 'portable' imo).Finally the 'leg' to stand the screen up is stationary, an option to mount it so the screen is in portrait rather than landscape would be stupendous.Complaints aside it does make a nice pi-powered-e-reader (provided you're not to far from an outlet and have something to prop the screen against) which was my intent on buying it.

I was looking for something to take on business trips that would allow me to play games or watch videos and this worked perfectly.One feature this has that similar products don’t is it has access to the input/output pins.It even has a built in fan and speaker. Although the speaker is a bit “tinny”.That wasn’t an issue as I was using headphones.For the price, I have really enjoyed this.

Picked this monitor up to pair with my primary monitor (34 inch ultrawide). It sits well positioned underneath and allows me to watch YouTube while gaming or while working. I have a bigger monitor at my side but it's too close to see the entire screen and makes me crane my neck to the side instead of just glancing down at the small 10 inch monitor.The stand is non-adjustable so it sits fairly straight with a bit of an angle. It's quite thick due to the raspberry pi mounting capabilities so you might have problems if you want to use a tablet stand or something to give it more adjustability.The picture quality is pretty crisp with just a smidge of backlight bleed around the edges of the screen. When I'm watching YouTube I don't notice it at all but if you're a stickler it might bother you. It's also glossy so if it's in direct sunlight you can see whatever it is behind you, like a mirror.The plug is bigger than I'd hope it would be and makes it harder to plug into my surge protector that's contained within a cable management box.Also if you plan on wearing headphones remember to switch the monitors output to your headphones, otherwise it will default to the monitors speakers.It does appear to have vesa mount capabilities so that is a plus for particular use cases (overhead monitor in a bunk bed perhaps).Overall a solid pickup so far for the price and I'm pretty happy with it. I'm considering getting another in the future as long as the price is the same ($100 when I purchased it).

Nice screen even if I returned it as I already had a webcam.

This is incredible, such a tidy and elegant solution to converting the raspberry pi 4 into a little dedicated computer. It is simple to install and connect the cables, and youre pretty much good to go. The IPS screen has great viewing angles and the resolution is comparable to a modern tablet PC. Very nice, would certainly recommend.

What is it?This is a 10 inch all-in-one design IPS display fit for a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B board. It's made for Raspberry Pi but it works as a functional standalone monitor. It comes with additional heatsinks and tools to help install the Raspberry Pi board (something you'll need to purchase separately) as well as a cooling fan assembly supports cooling of the board. It's a neat design that follows the curves of the screen so once it's all bolted together it looks like a single piece. Also included is a power adapter, screen stand and camera frame should you wish to install a self facing camera.How is it?For a 1280x900 IPS display I didn't expect much in terms of display output but I was pleasantly surprised to see a bright and crisp display. The product description mentions a fast rate but doesn't offer the screen specification, however the image quality is decent. Viewable screen is impressive too, with a 178 degree viewing angle.My future plan is to purchase a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B and have it fitted to this for a standalone computer to use for portable purposes, but for now as it can be used as a standalone monitor, I look to pair it with my CCTV system so I don't need the overkill of my living room TV to view all the cameras. For indoor based video work, I can use it as a field monitor via HDMI which is super helpful.Conclusion/Verdict?A surpringly vivid screen that is loaded with features waiting to be utilised for Raspberry Pi. It's a high quality item and I am thoroughly impressed.

Very pleased with this Raspberry Pi. I had been looking into buying one of these for a while and I can say, this is great quality stuff.You get an LCD 10.1 inch monitor with a display of 1280x800. You need to have or buy the actual raspberry pi board (this is only a monitor you can connect it to) but, other than that, all the bits and bobs you need to get this monitor turned into something useful is there.I found the installation of the board easy and it all operated smoothly. The quality and resolution of the image was very good. All colour vibrant and images looking crisp and detailed.For the price, this is a great buy. Recommended.