waveshare 7inch HDMI LCD (H) (with case) 1024x600 for Raspberry Pi IPS Display Capacitive Touch Screen Monitor with Toughened Glass Cover Case for Raspberry Pi 4/3/2/1 B B+ A+/Jetson Nano/Windows 10

Product failed after a year of very little use. Does not display although touch and display are enumerated by Raspbian, Windows 10, and Linux Mint 20.1. Emailed Waveshare and received generic response. Spend the extra for a genuine Pi monitor.

Unfortunately, I requested this screen for the second time, but it does not work and it seems that the seller returned the same screen that does not work for me, I will look for another seller

Decent small display for the money. Good for pi zero w 2.

Great little screen as long as you know what you are getting. Don't expect a super high quality visual. It's just a little guy. I use mine as a streaming monitor to "preview" my video output when making videos or stream youtube in the background while I work. The touch screen is a little wonky, but once you get used to it it's ok. If you are using it with multiple monitors make sure the window you want to interact with is selected. The touch screen imparts interaction with the currently selected window. So let's say we have two monitors, say a nice 1080p or 4k as your primary, we'll call "A", and this little guy as a secondary we'll call "B". If window is selected on "A" and I try to utilize the touch screen on "B" the window on "A" will receive the motion instructions. You might be able to use this as a really fancy track pad... I haven't tried it though. All in a for the price it's a *great* little monitor.

If you read the description, it does work with Jetson Nano AS AS DISPLAY. With Raspberry Pi, it has TOUCHSCREEN capability with the appropriate drivers. I can’t tell the limitations with Windows as I’m running Ubuntu 18.04 But the Jetson Nano has some sporadic support - I can’t get the virtual keyboard to show anything other than alphabetical characters UPON COLD BOOT - my password had to be changed to remove the numbers. I did notice on random login, I can see the numbers and special characters. But I cannot keep it long enough to use the keys. So I successfully log in via touch screen after COLD BOOT. When the screen lock activates - I get a new login screen that is different than COLD BOOT. This login screen does NOT bring up the virtual keyboard. I am effectively locked out until I pull the power cord and shut it down. My take - as of 3/3/2021, touchscreen support under Ubuntu 18.04 on Jetson Nano is not usable - it is too incomplete for my application (mobile use in a car). Unless someone can tell me what I’m doing wrong, I’m going to install a mobile desk in my car with this Waveshare 7" LCD as a display device ONLY and a conventional USB mouse/keyboard to make it usable.