CUQI 7 Inch Mini LCD Screen IPS 1024x600 Display, Mini HDMI Monitor for Raspberry Pi 5/4/3, PC, Windows, Xbox (Non-Touch)

The screen is bright, sharp, and works exactly as I’d hoped—perfect for my haunted house build. Resolution is crisp at 1024x600, and the IPS display has great viewing angles even in low-light environments.Out of the box, it includes everything you need: an HDMI cable, HDMI to mini adapter, and a USB power cable. My first unit arrived as a return and was missing the accessories, but the replacement was brand new and complete. Customer service handled the return without issue.Now that I have the proper set, I’m completely satisfied. Highly recommended for Raspberry Pi projects, mini PC setups, or creative installations like mine.

Exactly as advertised, decent resolution for the size

Connected to a bigtreetech CB1 running klipper

Exceeded expectations! Looks great obviously if youre going to do something like this you will have to fabricate a holding bracket. But for 30$ this little screen is crystal clear and works perfectly

DO NOT BUY - Keeps disconnecting USB power.The display keeps triggering the USB connect/disconnect beeps every 2-3 seconds.Problem persists even on USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports with both cables plugged in.

Mounted it in my PC case (see picture) and it works fantastic as a secondary screen. While I wouldn't want to use it for any great deal of time, it is fantastic for stats, solitaire or to use when needing to diagnose a pc problem and a regular screen isn't available or not practical. It is fairly sharp, HDMI, came with mounting brackets and runs from USB. Great buy.

Annoyingly the instructions and the PCB both reference the touchscreen capability, but this display does not have such! Granted the description on Amazon did not mention it and for the price of less than thirty-five I would not assume it would. I do, however, find it frustrating to see it still present on the silkscreen and instructions. The included instructions are both OK and lacking. If you are going to utilize their instructions to install the LCD-show library then I suggest you simply go to their github page and follow the instructions there instead of what is included on paper.I found that the screen worked just fine out of the box on a RasPi3B and looks very nice. I also like that the bezel is a nice matte black and there are good mounting tabs for making this an inset display. It would be very good for a portable cyberdeck/retropie/etc built into a good case. For the price under forty bucks it’s just a basic get the job done well display. The one problem I could foresee is the backlight control buttons are rather small and located across the top edge. This may make access to them problematic depending on your installation. Of course if you’re doing a custom install it would not be hard to simply solder on extensions to place the buttons somewhere else on a facade.Minor improvements could be made to button location, port configuration (for easier management in an enclosure, and better written instructions for RasPi. Otherwise it’s bright, it’s crisp, and it gets the job done for a good price!

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