Upgraded 8.8 Inch Small Touchscreen Monitor, PC Temperature Display, PC Sensor Panel Display, IPS USB Mini Screen for Raspberry Pi, AIDA64 CPU RAM Data Monitor ARGB Computer Case

This small touch screen bar is actually really useful. You can use applications to make it like a Stream Deck, and it can help increase productivity for apps like photoshop and macros to navigate around the web, etc. It's pretty bright where I feel like I need to turn it down a bit so I can comfortably look at it. The size it decent where I can use it to look at chat logs or use it for macros. The screen looks sharp, and the resolution is like 1080p. Its easy to setup where you just need to plug in the correct ports and then it will turn on.

I recently picked up the 8.8 Inch Small Touchscreen Monitor for my Raspberry Pi and overall, I'm quite satisfied. The display quality is fantastic, with crystal clear visuals at a high resolution of 1920 × 480. It's perfect for my PC temperature and sensor panel display needs. The touch screen is a convenient feature, though I did encounter some occasional issues with responsiveness, which was a bit frustrating. The included HDMI and USB cables made setup a breeze, and it connected seamlessly with my Windows setup. However, I find the brightness control a bit lacking, as it could be more intuitive. The build quality seems solid, but given some reviews about durability, I’m hoping it holds up over time. Despite some minor quirks, it’s been a great addition to my ARGB computer case setup and fits perfectly on my desk.

There's a trick to get the touchscreen to work specifically on the device itself and not as a touch pad for your primary monitor. Not in the instructions. Almost a week of owning this, the screen is blurry and pixelated or simply goes dark. Power works. I've followed the troubleshooting instructions. Tried to update any possible drivers. Switched HDMI ports, tested on a different machine all to no avail. Cable is a mini HDMI to HDMI and a USB-C to USB-A. Rebooted. No recent updates on computer(s) Also tried the reset pin button on the rear. Now it's a paper weight.

I use this to display my tower stats. Works well and does what i need. Would recommend.

This little touchscreen monitor is fantastic for adding extra functionality to my setup. The display is sharp and bright, and the touchscreen is responsive with no noticeable lag. I’ve been using it to monitor PC stats with AIDA64, and it works perfectly for that. Setup was straightforward just plug in via USB and it’s ready to go. The size is compact but still large enough to clearly see all the information I need. Great for PC enthusiasts or anyone who wants a small, versatile secondary screen.

It looks great and did the job well, HOWEVER, and it's a big however, after about a year of having it in my system, games started to stutter randomly when they didn't used to and new games became quite unstable even outright crashing for seemingly no reason.After much troubleshooting I got fed up and decided to disconnect this little display and lo-and behold. No more stutter. No more crashes. I can't say with 100% confidence that this display is at fault, but it was the ok only thing I didn't plug back in and the stuttering is gone.

I wish I knew this type of display device existed. Amazing video quality for such a small screen. Includes a handy stand on the back. Setup was easy, just connect the USB-c for power and HDMI for PC connectivity. The touchscreen is responsive and support pinch and zoom. Minimalist form-factor is a nice touch.

The picture is really clear with high brightness. Although some of the specs are kind of overkill for a sensor panel monitor. The peak brightness and refresh rate doesn't make sense for its use unless it would be used for other purposes aside from being a sensor panel. But that is unlikely because of the screen size. Would have been better if they put max brightness to around 200-250cd and 30hz to save a few dollars off the item.Screen wide, I expected it to be a little bit bigger. If I knew, I would've gotten their 12.6" screen. You might want to check how big you want your screen to beSpecs aside, they also put screw holes on the back side in which I think is intended for mounting to an arm however, you will have a hard time finding a mount on this one as it is not standard 75x75, so a phone holder will do.I expected a stand as an accessory just like with other competitors which is fine with me as I ordered an arm to mount this screen later on, you won't expect this item to hold on its own so it's almost automatic you'll get either a stand or an arm for this guy.