Having the right display for your Raspberry Pi project can make things work much better.
For example, building a touchscreen media player for your car requires a small monitor, compared to a gaming box project.
There are many displays built to work with the many version of the Pi that will fit most any project that you can think of.
With that in mind here are some of our favorite options.
As always be sure to read the reviews on Amazon, forums, or elsewhere to be sure a unit will work for your project.
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Our Picks for Best Raspberry Pi Displays and Touchscreens
- Raspberry Pi 7″ Touch Screen Display
- SunFounder Raspberry Pi 7 Inch Monitor
- Kuman for Raspberry Pi 3B+ TFT LCD Display
- Quimat 3.5 TFT Touch Screen
- Raspberry PI 3 Generation TFT Touch Screen, Kuman 3.5 inch
This 7-inch touchscreen display is a good unit for many projects.
It comes with a small adapter board which connect to the GPIO on the Pi.
SunFounder makes this nice low cost 7 inch display.
It is compatible with the Raspberry Pi 3, 2, Model B and 1 Model B+/A+/B
The video output is HDMI, VGA and AV with each having a plug at the back.
Resolution is 1024 X 600 pixels.
This small unit from Kuman is very useful in a scenario were things need to be compact.
It is very small at 3.5 Inch and a resolution of 320 X480.
It is also a TFT touch screen and comes with a touch pen.
The setup is for more advanced uses with the right drivers needing to be loaded for your project.
Quimat makes this small unit that is basically the same size as the Raspberry Pi.
It is 3.5 Inch in size with a resolution of 320 X 480.
While the size and resolution are not the best it is a good low cost display when simple video output is needed.
This display is small at 3.5 inches but has a good resolution up to 800 X 600.
While the resolution is not as good as bigger monitors it is very good for such as small unit.
It connects from the GIPO port or from a HDMI video plug.
Are there 10 inch display panels that plug directly into the Raspberry Pi LVD display port? I’d like to eliminate the intermediate display board in an application I have.