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I'm trying to choose a portable monitor for raspberry. Could you please recommend some? I'm aware official Touchscreen is the best choice , but I'd prefer to have some other non-touch even, because I'll be using keyboard/mouse or keyboard with a touchpad anyway

Something like this perhaps?

https://www.amazon.com/Kuman-Display-10 ... pi+monitor

A similar one came with my very first RPi3B kit., and still using now....on a different (or experimental) setups....

It kind of depends on how you define "portable". I consider a 19" monitor with a protective transport cover to be "portable", but not everyone would do so.

Hi, as said already, 'portable' is considerable in many different ways.
https://www.thing-printer.com/product/manga-screen/ is the smallest full-HD monitor I know of.

Suggest you look up Eyoyo monitors.

I bought one a while back, using it right now, mine is an 11.6" (1366x768), running from HDMI, but also has standard VGA for older machines, (as well as a couple of other inputs for security device monitoring), built in speakers too, of reasonable quality.

I have just ordered another Eyoyo, this time, an 8" (800x600), same connection options, & speakers, (my plan is to use this one when doing a lot of text based work - & as a back up).

Baziiner wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 08, 2018 1:04 am

I'm trying to choose a portable monitor for raspberry. Could you please recommend some? I'm aware official Touchscreen is the best choice , but I'd prefer to have some other non-touch even, because I'll be using keyboard/mouse or keyboard with a touchpad anyway

How about this one that was on this reddit last week? https://www.reddit.com/r/raspberry_pi/c ... confidence I bought one myself its pretty nice. It only needs 5v which can be easily powered by phone charger or a battery bank to make it portable. You have to open the back to get access to the hdmi port, then have a hdmi cable that will fit or shave the connector to size. The hdmi cable needs to be routed out the case through a hole you would have to cut.

Baziiner wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 08, 2018 1:04 am

I'm trying to choose a portable monitor for raspberry. Could you please recommend some?

I have found Dell S199WFP monitors and the like to be quite portable. They are 19" and tend to come with a small quick release stand so detach easily and fit perfectly into a typical UK 'bag for life' plastic carrier bag which can easily take its weight. A sheet of foam helps protect the screen.

Woven bags will offer even greater protection and one can sew padding into those, add a zip, to turn them into purpose built monitor bags.

Throw the desk stand, cables, and everything else in another bag and you're good to go. Get a monitor with an in-built PSU and you only need to remember the mains cable and signal lead.

Does anybody know where they got the screen in the video called
Mintypi v3

Also how do you get the buttons to work on a portable raspberrypi?

you can check 15.6 lcd for raspberry pi in panel pc construction

https://botland.com.pl/pl/wyswietlacze- ... pi-4b.html