Dual Portable Monitor Touchscreen,15.6" 1080P FHD Laptop Screen Extender,100% sRGB 315° Folding Rotation Game Dual Monitor w/Stand & VESA,Type-C standard HDMI for Laptop/PC/Mac/Phone(No Driver Needed)

Regarding Touchscreen Functionality on Raspberry Pi-5 (in my case)*Short Answer: YES, it Works!*Extended Answer: These 15.6" Monitors can have power demands pulled from the Raspberry pi-5, so make sure the power can push 27W. /Lesser may cause display blinking due to adequate power to supply both Monitor and Pi-5.*Connection: Power the monitor using either [USB-C]/Port, plugged to the [USB 3.0]/port on the Pi-5.Ditto for the HDMI hook-up between the two.*Pi-5 Setting (may not be necessary, but....): (1) Click Raspberry Icon at upper left-corner. (2) Select Preferences. (3) Select Raspberry Pi Configurations. (4) Select the [Display] Tab. (5) at the "On-Screen Keyboard:" >>Select [Enable if Touchscreen Found] from the drop-down menu / {If not already being displayed}. (6) at the "On-Screen Keyboard Location:" >> Select [HDMI-A-1] from the drop-down menu / {This is for HDMI-1. You may have used HDMI-2 (Trivial)}That's about it!Summary: This Review was typed from the Raspberry Pi-5, using this Display's Touchscreen Keyboard. ;-)Extras: About my Pi-5, just for the hell of it, I have the latest of its family, most recent Pi-OS (+Bells and whistles) @ 16GB and 1TB on PCIe/top board ;-)NOTE: I've not tested this Display's Touchscreen Functionality on Pi'# inferior to Pi-5

The monitor worked OK out of the box, but I did have to fool around with the color adjustment as initially everything on the monitor was overly pink/red. For my setup with a laptop, it required me to use both the HDMI cable AND the usb-c connection to get the touch functionality to work (would not work right with either by itself). Once the monitor had been on for a bit and after settling on color controls, I was satisfied with the picture quality. The internal speakers are OK, not much better than my laptop speakers. The box states it comes with a warranty card, but my shipment did not include any warranty card in the box. I may reach out to vendor to get one, as the quick start guide states "If you have any questions, please contact us at any time, we will reply you in 24 hours. The contact information is on Warranty Card".... so if I don't have the Warranty Card...I guess I can't ask any questions

buena elección, estuve buscando hace un tiempo un monitor táctil pero al mismo tiempo liviano y que lo pueda acomodar en mi bolso. este producto me apareció en las opciones y por su precio decidí comprarlo.se Conecta Via USB C con mi laptop Asus funciono muy bien y solo se debe configurar las opciones táctiles de windows para tener dos monitores táctiles corriendo en el sistema.después quise probar con la MacBook y funciono muy bien y me sorprendeque al conectar por usb c a la macOS, funciona el tactil sin nada mas que conectar. 556

Works great! With my pixel 9 I got a whole desktop environment. Now I bought a external keyboard and mouse and hooked that up and I can pull out my phone plug this in put my phone on a wireless charger and work all day long or whatever I'm doing.

Comes with a Quick Start Guide - that is a what you should have received in the box. There's a brief section that tells you that there's an on screen menu function it tells you how to access it then it gives you a diagram that shows what should be found on the on screen menu what it doesn't bother doing is telling you how you can navigate through the on screen menu. I mean there's only three buttons but what order to push them in and navigate is just up to you to waste your time playing around doing it when it should have been outlined by the manufacturer to begin with. It doesn't tell you if this monitor auto senses the type of input cable that's being used and nor does it go into any troubleshooting at all if things just don't work right out of the box. This is completely unacceptable there are two videos that are shown on the Amazon website basically these are just look like they're paid endorsers that do nothing other than open a box and then they don't show you where they hook it up to their computers it's just on and working magically. there is no availability of a website to go for help for these issues that you could be having that's just extremely short sighted.The device itself is a nice weight it looks great it is plastic not aluminum for a case, it comes with a nice carrying bag and connection cables plus a little power brick. Since you're not as limited as I am intellectually 8 years postgraduate work and advanced degrees Will fit your bill.I would not buy this again and it's going to go back if I can't get it to work Who wants to spend 20 minutes navigating search engines to find out how to use a device that they paid for a brand new not this guy.

I got this delivered today and so far I'm extremely happy with the monitor. I connected the monitor via the supplied usb type c cable to my android phone and I started using the monitor like a laptop. With a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse connected to my phone, I'm pretty much using it like a laptop. The touch screen is perfect and works without any issues. It has in-built speakers that you have to switch to by selecting the speaker icon to hear else you will hear audio from your phone. The monitor is extremely slim and lightweight. There's a stand behind the monitor that you can use to tilt the monitor to a desired angle. So far, 5 stars and extremely pleased with this purchase.

This is not a hid touch screen compliant product unless you have USB4 on the motherboard with a matching cable. There is no touch screen as advertised in the product listing. This does not show up as a hid compliant device in Windows. And there is no setup or driver available to make it a touch screen. Unfortunately I passed the number of days needed to return so I'm stuck with it.

It was great and worked awesome until I barely bumped it and it broke the screen.