ELECROW Raspberry Pi Touchscreen Monitor 5 inch Screen Display 800x480 HDMI-Compatible with Raspberry Pi 4 3B+ 3B 2B BB Black Banana Pi Jetson Nano Windows PC

I didnt use this for raspberry pi. I mounted it in my case to have an at a glance view of my system specs while streaming. Its a very nice bright screen. Havent tested the touch function. Did everything I wanted it to. If you use it in this way youll want to disconnect it upon starting if youre trying to do stuff in your bios cuz it seems to want to default to this screen.

Was easy to set up and works well. You just need to get a 3rd party software if you want to make a sensor panel for your pc like I did. I use AIDA64. There’s tutorials on YouTube if this is what you want the screen for.

Works great, great detail. Touchscreen works natively with HiveOS on an MSI MPG-Z390-GAMER-PLUS motherboard, no additional drivers needed, driver disk supplied was not necessary but good just in case. You might have to cycle power on it depending on your rig, but its a great low power solution. Im very pleased with it. They even double up on the screen protectors during shipping and it is cradled well in cut styrofoam and a rigid box.

I wanted a small monitor to use it with my PC and display PC stats in here. This was perfect choice and size for my case. can be connected by HDMI and powered using USB port or can be powered by mini USB to motherboard header cable. Works well though the touch sometimes is not responsive, but thats not an issue since I am not using the touch feature

Good product

I purchased this to use as a system info display inside my pc. The included screws and standoffs made the job very easy -- I just hot glued the ends of the standoffs and plopped them onto the surface. The display quality is better than I expected. The colors are accurate and smooth. HOWEVER, I wish that the display automatically shut off when its not receiving a video signal. Because I have the USB power cord connected to an external USB-A port, even when the system is in sleep it receives phantom power through the USB and stays on as a NO SIGNAL message. Its not a very big deal, I just turned on ErP in the BIOS and thus could turn the display off by switching the system into hibernation, but I really wish they made it so that it could automatically turn off. Also, the included cables are VERY short. I do understand that it was made to use on a Raspberry Pi, but I wish they included longer cables or HDMI and USB extension cables. Luckily, I had a longer HDMI cord and a USB extension cable so it wasnt a catastrophe. Overall, I think its a really nice mini-screen for versatile use. Although it has a few flaws, I would recommend it to people who are doing DIY projects, or just want to set up a system info display like me.

I needed a small monitor for my Raspberry Pis / LePotato boards. This was perfect.

Display and touch are plug and play with odroid c4 on their official Linux distro.

Got the product for to display a small status screen for connected to a Raspberry Pi. Image qualty beat my expectations considering the price point.

Needed another monitor to look at stats on monitor. The quality is a bit grainy but its ok, its like an old smartphone. The matter of fact, you can even use a phone to monitor. But anyways the resolution can get better than advertised but the words become really small. The color is a bit washed out but its on a small screen anyways.