10.1 inch 1200×1920 HDMI IPS LCD Display

Description

Note

By default config, this display does not support Raspberry Pi 4. Thanks to Marc, he successfully modified the pi 4 configuration file so that this screen can be used with the Raspberry Pi 4. For Pi 4 users, please check the Document Pi 4 config file.

Here we offer you this high-resolution, ultra-wide viewing angle IPS HDMI display. Specifically, this display has a resolution of 1200*1920 and a viewing angle up to double 178 degrees. It is small and light, easy to carry. No need for drivers. We tested it with raspberry pi 3b/3b+/4b and windows10. 

In addition, this display has a backlight-adjustable function that allows you to adjust the brightness using the buttons on the back.  

Tip

• In order to protect the screen, the screen surface comes with a protective film. If you want to tear off the protective film, you need to use a screwdriver to remove the screws on the outer casing. 
• If you want to use Raspberry Pi with this display please check the documents and do a little bit configuration.

This series includes the following three products:

5 inch 720×1280 HDMI IPS LCD Display

7 inch 720×1280 HDMI IPS LCD Display

10.1 inch 1200×1920 HDMI IPS LCD Display

Features

• Ultra-thin.
• High viewing angle.
• High resolution.

Usage 

Assembly Drawing

You can also mount the Raspberry Pi onto the back of the screen:  

For more detail about  assembly, please check the DOCUMENTS TAB.

If you are willing to know more information about Raspberry Pi display, please view the table as follow.

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