[Maximum: 10.0 W] Not bad

[60 Hz] is there a power supply included?

[10.1"] I really like it. Good color, quiet, and bigger than 5...

[LCD] This unit comes with everything you need to mount your Pi right on the back for a really clean and tight installation. Works flawlessly after installing drivers. Wonderful touch screen for the Pi.

[25 ms] Was looking for a USB Touch Screen for demo purposes on our new Software that just recently came out. We needed something small and sleek, and this seems to work for us just fine. The fact that you can add Raspberry Pi to it just made our imagination expand even more. There are three cables to it if you want to add to a PC, HDMI, USB For Power and Touch USB but for what this can do, that becomes a mute issue for us.

[Landscape] I'm not sure how B&H got the prices on this screen so low... As everywhere else I have seen them listed for almost x2 the cost. But even so, They are still worth it for the price. I would recommend designing / mounting the screens to something other then the included legs as the angle of the screen is very weird and puts a lot of stress on the PCB mounted standoffs. The PCB Standoffs are not super strong and would recommend adding some strong glue or more solder to them as they will pull out if you put to much stress on them. Also the Screen is compatible with more the advertised resolution as I have pushed it way passed 1920 x 1080 and the text is still readable (small) but readable. You will need to power the screen with a separate power adapter if your running it off a Raspberry Pi as the Pi doesn't supply enough power to the screen and Pi without getting power warnings. (at least when your powering the Pi from USB)

[Landscape] We have a few of this in our arsenal. This version with SDI input is great as it allows for a complete full range of video sources from HD SDI, to HMDI, to composite. They are fairly rugged too and can take some mild wear and tear.

[Landscape] We needed a portable field monitor that was usable outdoors in bright sunlight, and this FeelWorld 10 has proven to be a winner. It has a high quality bright image with both HDMI and SDI inputs, all the typical picture analytics, and can be mounted on a stand or hand held for Run & Gun shoots. A nice surprise is the mounting block on the back right portion of the monitor. We can mount our Hollyland 300 Pro receiver directly to this block and with a short HDMI cable attached, can view wireless video from our camera.


The monitor is almost too bright for indoor use. We used it for a stage production and had to adjust the 'brightness' function down considerably. As a word of caution, use the camera's viewfinder and internal calibrations to adjust for iris levels rather than using the external monitor's image. But a nice 10 display attached to your camera or tripod is certainly a bonus when composing and focusing your shots.


The monitor has a lightweight plastic build and probably less durable than many of it's competitors, but it is also much more affordable. If treated well, we hope to use this on many shoots in the future.

[10.1"] Very nice picture and build quality, love it so far, better than smallhd.

[60 Hz] I upgraded from my Action 5 to this monitor and holy smokes what a difference. This thing makes it so easy to see what you are filming and the monitor outputs what the camera is capturing.