Hosyond 7 Inch Touchscreen IPS DSI Display Compatible with Raspberry Pi 5/4/3, 800x480 Pixel Capacitive Screen MIPI Driver-Free Interface

This touch screen is excellent for trouble free interface with Raspberry Pi5.

great value for a raspi screen. The raspi fits exposed on the back of the screen and gets its power from an ingeniously designed set of spring prongs that connect to the back side of the power pins. It works great! I have used it for a local LLM AI digital assistant and the larger screen is helpful. since it connects using the flat ribbon, you still have both of your hdmi ports free to connect to whatever you'd like.

Works perfectly with RP4b. Powered by a pin contractor which connects to the back side of the GPIO connector of the RP4b, so no cable was required for power. Product comes with multiple length ribbon cables for attaching the video to the RPi. No printed instructions were included, but there was a card referencing a website. Not hard to figure out how to put it all together, except for the legs. Had to this about how to install the, but they work just fine. No drivers required, just worked out of the box.

Good screen and touch worked flawlessly at a good cost. Simple to install my pi3B+, and the apps had immediate use without installing or changing a thing. printed a new frame to go around it and the pi, but worked perfectly.

I’ve been through more Raspberry Pi displays than I care to admit drivers that don’t load, touchscreens that act like they’re drunk, and panels that flicker like a bad rave light. This one? Rock solid. I’ve bought three of these now because they just work. DSI plug-and-play, no driver headaches, great brightness, sharp color, and surprisingly responsive touch. Perfect for my Pi 5, Pi 4, and even a dusty Pi 3 I brought back to life just for fun. If you tinker, test, or build anything beyond “hello world,” you’ll appreciate the simplicity here. It’s the rare product that doesn’t make you want to open ten GitHub tabs and question your life choices. Bottom line — this screen earns a permanent spot in my Pi toolkit.