EVICIV Raspb Pi Touchscreen Monitor 5 Inch Screen Display 800×480 Mini LCD Screen Small HDMI Portable Monitor Compatible with Raspb Pi Model B-4 3B Raspbain,Ubuntu,Windows LoT,Windows 10 8 7
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- All-in-One The 5" Touchscreen Monitor for Raspb Pi gives users the ability to create all-in-one, integrated projects such as tablets, infotainment systems and embedded projects. Truly Interactive - supports a virtual "on screen" keyboard, so there is no need to plug in a keyboard and mouse
- 5 Point Capacitive TouchMake your own "Internet of Things" (IoT) devices including a visual display. Simply connect your Raspb Pi, develop a Python script to interact with the display, and you're ready to create your own home automation devices with touch screen capability
- Choice for BeginnersA range of educational software and programs available on the Raspb Pi are touch-enabled, making learning and programming easier on the Raspb Pi
- Easy to Connect & Carry HDMI interface for displaying, no I/Os required. Mount your Raspb Pi on the back of the display makes it an all-in-one device, which is easy to carry in your bag
- Wide Application & Timely After-Sales ServiceUSB input makes it compatible with Raspb Pi 4/3/2/1/3B+/BB, Banana Pi, also windows 7/8/10 and windows IoT is sopprted. Devices or systems like Retro Pi, NOOBS, Debian, Ubuntu, and Kodi are also supported. Any problems on connection, touch, quality problems please be free to contact us by the email in the manual
Screen Size: 5 Inches
Display Resolution Maximum: 1024 x 600 Pixels
Brand: EVICIV
Special Feature: Portable, Touch Screen, Wall Mountable, Flicker-Free, Built-In Speakers
Refresh Rate: 60 Hz
Product Dimensions: 7 x 5 x 2 inches
Item Weight: 1.32 pounds
Manufacturer: EVICIV
Item model number: MDS-5B01
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: January 11, 2021
Standing screen display size: 5 Inches
Aspect Ratio: 169
Voltage: 5 Volts (DC)
Resolution: 1024 x 600 Pixels
Image brightness: 300 Candela
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Style: 7B02
UPDATE 3/2/2022 It's been a while since I've reviewed this screen and since then I can see some of my concerns have been addressed. Specifically, the item description and marketing materials no longer reference the Pi Zero (which was one of my original complaints). The current item description no longer leads me to believe that Pi Zero devices should be supported out of the box. I believe this is reasonable resolution to my complaint in this area. I've also noticed in some of the other recent reviews that some users have posted pictures including a new JST 4-pin connector to USB-A cable. While I have not confirmed this myself, if this is indeed newly included adapter then this would also address another of my complaints (rear HDMI but not rear USB). Since this is an updated review I now also have the data to speak to reliability and quality of the display itself. In my projects this screen has been in service almost 24/7 since I got it back in 2019. Most often it has been displaying static images (partial screen, black borders when needed) for up to 30 minutes at a time (think digital picture frame type usage). I have observed no burn in or color issues and the glass cover has remained reasonably scratch free (I am careful with it but at the same time given the length of use stuff happens). The screen is essentially as good as it was on day 1 in all respects. EVICIV support did notice this review more recently and reached out to me (they wanted help address some of the concerns and call my attention to updates they have made, including in their support process). EVICIV support has greatly improved since I purchased this screen and I am confident now that if I run into any issues with their products they will be able to help. I am revising this review to 4 stars as one of the biggest issues has been resolved and another appears to be resolved. If I could rate their support independently of the product I would give their current support team a 5 star rating. ORIGINAL REVIEW (2019) The screen itself works well but despite marketing and labeling (including markings on the screen itself) it is not compatible with Raspberry Pi Zero out of the box. You will need to cobble together a mix of adapters and cables to get it working - this is why I claim it's misleading to market this as pi zero compatible, especially since the back of the screen clearly has labeling for use with Pi Zero implying the Pi Zero is an intended use case (it shows exactly where to mount it - never mind that getting the necessary adapters to physically connect in that mounting position is a a bit difficult due to space constraints with the surface the screen is sitting on). Pi Zero issues: * Only 2 of the 4 mounting points are usable. This is a fairly minor issue as the Zero is small enough that only 2 mounts hold it reasonably well; however, most products that use small standoffs like this one usually permit them to be unscrewed and moved to the alternative placements - the mount points are not removable on this screen so the 4 mount points for the full sized Raspberry Pi models are all you get. (Mount points #3 and #4 are not usable, I would have expected mount points #1 and #2 to unscrew so they could be moved to 3/4). * The FPC cables (it comes with two) are for full sized HDMI and Micro-HDMI only - the Zero uses Mini-HDMI * Using a standard FPC cable end (search Amazon, there aren't many choices) that does have a Mini-HDMI end, the FPC cable itself is about 1" too short for the placement of the Zero's mini-HDMI port. This means the only option for for using a zero is to buy your own Mini-HDMI cable and use the full sized HDMI port on the side * The Zero uses micro-USB only so connecting to the touch interface means finding/making a micro-USB to micro-USB cable or using an adapter * If you mount the Pi Zero where it says to you will have to use a low profile right angle micro-HDMI adapter - standard cables will prevent the display from sitting properly on it's stand due to proximity with supporting surface (this is also true of full sized Pi models but the FPC cables just barely fit) Other Issues * No standard USB pot on the back side to permit rear-mounted USB for touch input (the HDMI can be attached without using the side plug so why not the USB port?). You can power the screen from behind using the custom power cable and socket but that is power only and does not support touch input. (Note that there is a un-documented 4 pin header labeled GND, DP, DM, 5V - this appears to be a custom header for a USB connection but no cable nor documentation was supplied regarding this header - I will do some further electrical testing to see if this can be used as a rear USB connection so that none of the side ports need to be used). * Annoying red/green LEDs - extremely bright (especially the green "on" led, the red "sleep mode" LED is not as bright). An option to disable/remove these LEDs would be nice - they waste power (important for battery based projects) and cause light pollution * Lots of back light leakage at the bottom of the screen where the ribbon attaches to the display from the back of the board - this can be distracting to viewers * Dimming the display has little effect on power usage - this can be observed via the back light leakage as it's brightness remains constant regardless of the display brightness (this mostly matters for battery projects as it means the display's power consumption is in effect always maximum regardless of settings). Notes: * Screen model appears to be v5.0 D190930 * Came with lots of accessories - very nice * Screen has adjustable settings similar to a normal PC screen * IPS display has good viewing angles * Screen consumed at it's peak 250mA @ 5V via the touch USB input - less depending on brightness and content * The supplied stand is not adjustable - if you don't like the height or angle you will need to build you own stand * Screen is nice and solid with a good weight - I don't feel like I am going to break it by handling it * Good build quality * Screen firmware navigation buttons are flipped in certain menus (up/down are inverted in certain menu screens) Reasons for low score * Misleading marketing concerning the Pi Zero - my project was based on using the Zero but now I have to hack together some other series of parts to make it work * While rear HDMI was provided, rear USB was not - why only supply half of the solution? If you want touch and HDMI you are stuck with a cable sticking out the side. If you only want HDMI without touch you can do this without customizing the screen * (minor) LED/back light light pollution (solvable via paint/tape/etc) Update: I have verified that the un-documented 4-pin GND (Black), DP (D+, White), DM (D-, Green), 5V (Red) header is indeed electrically connected to the touch USB interface. I was able to make a custom micro-USB to 4-pin cable and now have touch functionality without using any of the side ports. Also note that if you are using your the FPC cable you cannot use the side HDMI - even if the back device is powered off. My screen appears to detect the dual connections and flickers on/off. By physically disconnecting the FPC cable I can again use the side HDMI. Not a big deal but during development I tend to use multiple devices so I found it odd that just by having the FPC cable connected it caused an issue (the FPC cable was connected to another un-powered and disconnected device - logically that should be an open circuit, the same as having the FPC cable disconnected but in the end it was not).
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2019 by Superfuzz
Style: 7B02
The quality for the cost is amazing. I used this for my SteamLink/Retroarch handheld gaming system DIY project. The Raspberry Pi 4 attached to the screen easily. All the cables are included to make this work. There are two mounting points clearly marked on the back for the Pi Zero and a full sized Pi 2,3,3b or 4,etc. The display comes with sturdy feet that attach to mounting points. Really nice. Plenty of documentation provided. Easy to understand. No spelling mistakes. The production value is top notch. They paid attention to detail. The sound quality from the stereo speakers is nice. The support staff helped me resolve an issue i was having with cables. They are prompt and courteous and respond quickly! I highly recommended! All i can say.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2023 by Datastorm Datastorm
Style: 7B02
To preface I bought 6.6ft usb C cables with the device since it says in the info section that it comes with its own usb c cables. But that had to be a typo on their behalf, it uses micro usb, so wasted my money on those cables. I'm using the screen as a secondary monitor, it does, support 1920x1080, but it's native resolution is much better since you can still read text. I put discord full screen at native and it's perfect size, easy to read. The lack of color range shows on static images But it still looks decent enough, and on youtube videos or other casual viewing it doesn't bother me. The color settings work well to get a desired white. I was able to get close to my other monitor as to not be jarring when looking at whites between both screens. Blacks are probably some of the worst I've seen on an IPS, but that's expected with its low contrast ratio. There is, what I assume is the backlight bleeding through the top of the shell, but it's not distracting. But on the viewing area of the screen it's a uniform dark Grey. This stand only has one angle, but it fits for my purpose. But if you have a weird arrangement or want more control you'll need a third party tablet mount, a Vesa mount would probably be a bit overkill. The review might sound negative, but it's more to temper expectations, but it's otherwise a good small monitor, if you prefer to have a smaller screen on your desk to watch youtube while doing other tasks or have a program like discord in constant view so you don't miss anything. I personally don't need a 15-24in screen to benefit from the second display. It's built for a purpose and it satisfies those conditions. edit: I setup the touch screen with Windows 11 and its really awesome, it works like a smart phone touch screen and you can use its touch screen to interact with windows or apps on the monitor while keeping your mouse cursor where it is on your main monitor. So you can tap on the chat box in discord to type without having to move your cursor over to it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2023 by Ritz Ritz
Style: 7B02
I needed this for a simple addition to my 3 screen setup. I needed it to use for dialing numbers instead of typing them. It works great and has very nice quality. Only wish they had a back piece you could buy so it’s not exposed. I haven’t been able to find one.
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2023 by Tyler satterfield