10.1-inch Small Monitor with Touchscreen for Raspberry Pi, Home Assistant | Portable Mini Computer Monitor, 5-Points Capacitive Touch 1024 x 600 IPS LCD HDMI Display for Mac mini PC Streamdeck DIY

**RASPBERRY PI READY & DESKTOP SUB-SCREEN DESIGN |** Pre-drilled mounting holes align with Raspberry Pi 5, 4, and 3 boards for secure bolt-on installation, and the included cables allow for a tidy, organized wiring setup. This compact display can also function as a secondary screen for a PC or laptop, offering immediate screen expansion for coding or system monitoring. **CLASS A IPS PANEL & 5-POINT CAPACITIVE TOUCH |** Experience vibrant visuals from all viewing positions with a high-quality IPS LCD screen Native 1024 x 600 HD resolution (supports up to 1920x1080), 1000:1 contrast ratio, 300cd/m² brightness, and 89°/89° wide viewing angles that exceed TN panel performance.

The 5-point capacitive touchscreen, responsive within 3-5ms, enables fluid taps, swipes, and multi-finger gestures for quick, intuitive on-screen control. **COMPACT PORTABLE WITH DUAL-AXIS ADJUSTABLE STAND |** Measuring just 0.79"D x 9.71"W x 6.05"H and weighing 1.23LB, this small computer monitor is designed for portability. The removable rear stand rotates 180° on dual axes for optimal viewing in landscape or portrait orientation. Slide it out for desk stability or detach it completely for low-profile mounting in confined spaces or custom enclosures. **RICH I/O, BUTTONS & DUAL SPEAKERS |** Features include an HDMI input, dual 5V power via DC jack and USB Type-C, plus dedicated 5V+Touch ports that combine touch signal and power into a single cable.

Front-panel buttons offer direct on-screen display adjustment. Integrated dual speakers provide clear sound; a 3.5 mm AUX jack supports connection to external headphones or speakers. **WIDELY USED FOR DIY, MAKERS & INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS |** From Raspberry Pi cyberdecks and Jetson Orin Nano to home assistant dashboards, CCTV, and industrial control panels, this touchscreen suits many applications without requiring drivers. Makers and students utilize it for STEM learning and electronics projects, while PC enthusiasts employ it as a secondary monitor an essential maker accessory for any toolkit