Update 14inch Monitor for Raspberry Pi 5/4B/3B+/3B Screen IPS Display FHD 1920X1200, Built-in Speaker, HDMI USB-C Portable Monitor Touchscreen for Laptop Computer Xbox PS3/4/5

I didn't expect much from this item given the price but I was pleasantly surprised. I connected it to the HDMI out on my newly built PC and plugged the USB-A to USB-C cable supplied with it from a USB port on my PC to power it and it worked without issue. Even the touch screen aspect worked straight away, I didn't have to install any drivers.

This is the cheapest touchscreen 15 inch display I could find anywhere at the time of writing (July 2024). As a comparator, the cheapest display of any kind I can find anywhere right now is a 24 inch 1080p IPS display for £68, but it doesn't have a touch screen. It is quite remarkable what you get for less than £100: - Display is bright enough, not as bright as any high end recent laptop or phone, but good enough. - Colour gamut is basic sRGB, and my testing shows all of that is covered as best as I can tell. It looks like a six bit display with per-frame dithering to eight bit, so you get all 16.7 million colours and not 262k colours. - Colour balance out of the box is good except for magentas, which look too pink. Reds, greens, blues, yellows, cyans all spot on. - Gamma appears to be 2.0 out of the box, maybe 2.1. - Display will look "washed out" compared to any high end recent laptop or phone, but that's because those have wide gamut displays. Placed next to another sRGB display, I found the picture reproduction to be very good indeed. Colours are accurate rather than popping. - IPS white glow is very muted, and there is less than expected color shift from angles. - Detail on the 1920 x 1080 native display is crisp and precise. Response times are very low. There is a touch of overdrive in motion, but it's muted. - Scaling up from lower resolutions and scaling down from higher resolution had good results with a good attempt at smoothing. - A decade ago, this panel would have been considered exceptionally good and a high end premium panel given this display quality. Shame about the pink magentas in out of the box settings, but it probably can be fixed in the settings. - I found no dead pixels, no stuck pixels. - Touchscreen works fine, but seems to initially appear to the device as a mouse and so gestures don't work. This is almost certainly a driver and config issue. I found no accuracy problems with my fat fingers correctly pressing buttons and dragging things around. - There is half a 75 x 75 VESA mount on the back. Oh, and here's the real kicker: - The entire display can be powered off your phone's USB (or equivalent 5v power source)! The reason that last bit matters is because this display is destined to become a touch dashboard driven by a Power over Ethernet supplied Raspberry Pi. I haven't tried that combination yet, but there is no reason it shouldn't work with the whole assembly being powered off a single Ethernet cable. That with the VESA mount means it can be put on a kitchen wall, and family schedules inspected and modified and everything else a touch dashboard can do. As use will be up close, it doesn't need to be uber bright, just bright enough which it is. As other reviews have mentioned, the onboard speakers are very quiet and your phone or indeed absolutely anything else will be louder. Most devices let you choose to not direct audio at the HDMI, so that works. There is a headphone socket on the display if you have no alternative. You can buy USB powered touchscreens for the Pi but they currently max out at 10 inches and cost more like £150. This is 14 inches for under £100. Great value for this use case.

Great touchscreen monitor, using it on my cnc as a local display for a pc. Very slim but reasonably sized for a windows display. The pc had no problems driving it. It has a few usb sockets that can be used for a mouse and a keyboard. One of them is used for the power which also connects the touch panel to tbe pc.

Returned this item, poor / low quality for the price point, felt light and hollow, needs more weight to feel better quality. Plastic felt cheap and screen felt like loose plastic sheeting. Rasp PI 5 fitted in the back but poor design decision to use point screws to attach board to monitor rather than have standardised standoff fittings. When picture did appear, qualitity appeared adequate, brightness appeared ok but did not tests brightness control. Difficult to work out monitor control buttons, touch functionality inconsistent, worked with hardware menu, but not with the provided stylus on booting up the RPI OS. After a short while, signal lost and unable to resume picture by switching outputs, restarting RPI, powering monitor on and off, reseating cables. If this was considerably cheaper, I may have considered keeping as a backup / spare for projects but much higher quality monitors available at similar costs.

Set it up at my desk and satisfied with the quality. The size is true and the brightness which I though is going to be an issue but turns out to be very good. Works directly with type C cable and can be use like a normal monitor with all the features and got Enery rating A which is very efficient. It also got build in speakers which is a plus

Cheap, lightweight and has extra functions. My previous portable monitor got the cable slot damaged during a move. I actually like the full hdmi on this, seems to fit better when you move it on a gas arm. The touch function is also an upgrade for me, works trough my 3.2 usb, not using too often but it's a good function. Has only 2 vesa holes full size, which is enough for the hanging as it's very light. Turns off in 15 minutes and displays red green blue and other colours which is slightly annoying.

A TouchScreen which works just via usb-c, good picture quality, just plugged in and worked. Also plugging in the 3.5mm jack turns off external sound immediately, going straight to headphones, which is cool. The device for me is called TYPEC, which makes me laugh a bit; but is manageable. I plan to use it with a raspberry pi at some point; but for now, yet another screen, this time with touch, at a cheap enough price point is amazing! I liked turning up the contrast and being careful with the brightness; with HDR on both on the screen and my machine (why there are two settings IDK)

Tested on two devices. A Blackmagic Cinema 4K G2 with fw 9.6.2 - video output not detected via usb-c , and very distorted via hdmi. Second attempt - plugged into iPad pro - got a picture which was unfortunately scaled ( bars down each side ) but worse - the touchscreen worked - however keeping the full screen coordinates - so touch was accurate in the centre but totally off at the edges. No obvious way to turn off scaling or calibrate the touch coordinates. I do not recommend this product even at the low cost. Seemed okay with a PC.

Works well - plug and play for a laptop. Had a little issue getting the screen to plug into an independent power and still maintain the touchscreen for a raspberry pi project but got it there in the end. Very happy with the screen.

Garbage failed 7 days after 30 day warranty period expired

Avoid. It broke after one month. Switching on and off continuously