7 Inch HDMI Capacitive Touch LCD Screen For Raspberry Pi in Pakistan

Description

7 Inch HDMI Capacitive Touch LCD Screen For Raspberry Pi in Pakistan

The 7 Inch HDMI Capacitive Touch LCD Display offers a high-resolution 1024×600 display solution for students, robotics developers, and embedded system engineers across Pakistan.

Unlike standard resistive screens that require a stylus, this display features true 5-point capacitive multi-touch for smooth, responsive finger control—making it ideal for custom tablets, smart home dashboards, and industrial control interfaces.

Key Features:

• High-Resolution Display: 1024×600 hardware resolution for sharp text, detailed graphics, and clear video output.

• 5-Point Capacitive Touch: Responsive multi-touch control over a simple USB connection with zero driver installation required on major operating systems.

• Universal HDMI Compatibility: Accepts standard HDMI video input—works seamlessly as a primary or secondary display for Raspberry Pi, mini PCs, and laptops.

• Backlight Control Switch: Includes an onboard toggle switch to turn off the display backlight and conserve power.

• Compact Mounting Design: Directly mount your Raspberry Pi board onto the back of the screen using the included brass standoffs.

Package Includes (Box Contents):

• 1 x 7 Inch HDMI Capacitive Touch LCD Module

• 1 x High-Speed HDMI Connector / Cable

• 1 x USB Type-A to Micro-USB Cable (for Touch & Power)

• 1 x HDMI to Micro-HDMI Adapter (for Raspberry Pi 4B)

• 1 x Set of Mounting Screws and Brass Standoffs

Technical Specifications:

• Screen Size: 7.0 Inches

• Display Type: LCD Panel

• Resolution: 1024 x 600 Pixels

• Touch Controller: 5-Point Capacitive Multi-Touch

• Video Input: Standard HDMI

• Touch Data Interface: Micro-USB

• Board Compatibility: Raspberry Pi 4B / 3B+ / 3B / Zero W, NVIDIA Jetson Nano

• OS Compatibility: Raspberry Pi OS / Raspbian, Ubuntu, Kali Linux, Retropie, Windows 11 / 10 / 8.1 / 7

• Operating Voltage: 5V DC (via USB Port)

How to Connect to Raspberry Pi:

1. Connect the HDMI adapter/cable between the Raspberry Pi and the screen’s HDMI input.

2. Connect the included Micro-USB cable from a Raspberry Pi USB port to the screen’s USB port (handles power and touch data).

3. Power on your Raspberry Pi—the screen and touch controls will initialize automatically.