GeeekPi 10.1 Inch Capacitive Touchscreen for Raspberry Pi

Exactly what I needed. Using it as a standalone display on a PLEX media server computer. I attached it in front of my small form factor PC using the cardboard that came with the box, since I do not have a hard plastic or metal sheet, to the front of the case with a double sided tape. Then I rigged one of the SATA connector on the PC to a USB-C cable for the power. Then, routed both an HDMI cable and the USB-C cable to the front of the PC for an easy connection to the display. The display turns on and off with the PC without using the switch on the display. See attached photos.The picture quality of the product is superb. It is crisp, bright, with a lot of contrast and text characters are well defined. It was easy to setup with the simple OSD options using the rotary/power switch. I do not need a case for it so the DIY look fits perfectly for me. It would be nice to have a back plate cover so it will attached perfectly outside a PC case like what I did. This is an A++ product. Highly recommended.

Cool lil monitor except for the pansy toggle. Broke as soon as I tried to make an adjustment

Screen itself works fine. Nice, crisp, good color so I'm giving it 5 stars. But...This was not a "new" product. The box had obviously been opened. The manual was laying inside of the outer, plain cardboard shipping container, not inside of the screen's product box. There was damage to interior cardboard partitions inside of the product box. Some light scratches on the backside of the screen. The speakers had already been attached and plugged in. There were 2 empty bags, probably the original packing for the speakers. All of the cables, the included screwdriver and other parts were just laying loose and rattling around in the box. Fortunately they didn't damage the exposed circuit board on the back of the screen.

This display utilizes a single type-C prt for power and touch data. While I initially figured this to be a feature, I immediately realized it to be a drawback when paired with my new Pi5 because the USB port couldn't meet the power requirements. The display failed to power up. The green would dim tremendous even flickering out. When I hooked the display up to external power, it came to life beautifully! It has a crisp clear high definition picture. This flaw turned out to be fatal in my case because the touch screen is essential to the build. The touch feature obviously wont work without the data connection provided by the USB.

I will say without a doubt, that this monitor, despite it's size, was perfect for my setup. It's very crisp in feedback and shows stuff without any issues. It also had working speakers that were already attached so I didn't need to do any setup!! Have been using it since April 2024, and I'm still really happy with it.

Works great with every Raspberry Pi model except the one I actually bought it for (5). There are lots of google hits about config.txt settings related to the Realtek chipset but none of them worked for me. Emailed support asking for confirmation that the Pi 5 is supported and if so how to make it work and got a useless answer about "the power is not enough".

Return not working when I received it

Great product ! I would recommend

I went into this one hoping it wasn't a scam and I can safely say it is exactly what I was hoping for. plugged into rbpi4. Couldn't seem to double click desktop items but that may be a pebcak problem. No issues with powering both the screen and RBPI4 from a single wall charger (with necessary number of cables)Quality is actually quite high down to the packaging.Scratched screen problem doesn't really exist because it comes with a plastic film over the screen, this was slightly scratched from transit but, it's a sacrificial layer anyways.I don't care about sound so nothing was tested, based on results so far I assume it works.I was a little worried about the resolution but honestly, it's defintely enough for my in home digital signage needs.

Really something, well done

fast delivery and installed on Raspberry Pi and worked instantly.

I use this monitor for my CCTV cameras on my desk and does the job perfectly.

Connect this up to my server via HDMI, and it's stuck on HDMI 1 and displays (no source). It switched for a quick second to HDMI 2 and showed the screen only to revert back.I cannot access the OSD menu screen no matter how many times I "short press" the on/off button. It works when I long press to turn the monitor off, though.It seems like QC was not really done here. Going to be returning this product as the support articles are 0 help.