10.1" IPS DSI Capacitive Touch Display for Raspberry Pi (1280×800)

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Offering a more comfortable viewing size than some of our mini displays, this 10.1" IPS touchscreen display connects to your Raspberry Pi (4/3/3A+) via the DSI ribbon cable connection and includes Raspberry Pi mounting points - meaning your GPIO header remains completely free for your HATs and components.

To use this DSI display with a Raspberry Pi 5, you will need to buy this adapter cable!

The 10.1" IPS panel offers clear 178° viewing angles with a 1280x800 HD resolution and toughened glass. The touch interface offers up to 10-point touch (OS dependent) to allow you to interact with your projects and day-to-day activities without the need for peripherals.

Pogo pins are used on the display's PCB board to provide power and the touch data connection, meaning you don't need an additional power supply to fuel the display. If you want to mount your Raspberry Pi away from the display, just use the DSI cable and power the Raspberry Pi and Display separately (the display will require at least 5V 1A via the USB-C port).

There's also a 5V/GND pin header on the display to run a 5V fan or a low-power 5V device.

10.1 IPS DSI Capacitive Touch Display Connection Example

Features

  • 10.1" IPS capacitive touchscreen
  • Hardware resolution of 1280 x 800
  • Optical bonding technique, clearer imaging
  • Supports 10-point capacitive touch control
  • Tempered glass touch panel with 6H hardness
  • USB-C port for separate powering (when Raspberry Pi isn;t mounted directly on the display)
  • Can be directly connected to the LCD by the DSI interface of the Raspberry Pi - refresh rate is up to 60Hz
  • Raspberry Pi OS system driver provided
  • Supports Raspberry Pi 4B/3B+/3A+
  • Supports backlight adjusted by software
  • 5V/GND pin header

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Package Contents

  • 1x 10.1" DSI LCD (C)
  • 2x FPC DSI 1.0 pitch 15-pin ribbon cable 50mm (opposite sides)
  • 1x Standoffs and screws pack

Raspberry Pi and power supply not included

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Pieter M
10.1" IPS DSI Capacitive Touch Display for Raspberry Pi (1280×800)
Easy setup with my Pi2 and Pi4. Seamless plug and play.
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5 months ago
Miswood
10.1" IPS DSI Capacitive Touch Display for Raspberry Pi (1280×800)
Great service from Pi-Hut as usual. I needed this for an application where a wide viewing angle was required. Setup was relatively easy, BUT, and the reason for writing this review to save others the debug time, the Raspberry Pi5 header didn't appear to engage the power pins correctly. I therefore had to connect the +5V, GND via the 4 pin header cable provided to get it to work. Interestingly, the i2c pins appear to work as the touchscreen functionality is working. Looking at my Pi5 the header pins dont protrude much from the PCB which might be the problem. Maybe a blob of solder on these pins would solve the issue. Anyway, display now working and looks great... now to design and 3d print an enclosure for it!
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6 months ago
Att:evan m
10.1" IPS DSI Capacitive Touch Display for Raspberry Pi (1280×800)
vey nice screen works well
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1 year ago
Hamish C
10.1" IPS DSI Capacitive Touch Display for Raspberry Pi (1280×800)
So far, not very good. Have connected everything up and so far ...... a blank screen. Me, being a rank beginner with all things raspbery Pi5, is having a lot of trouble finding guidance on where I am going wrong. The board has a flashing green LED when I power up the Pi and 5v at the 2 pin terminal block. Apart from that nothing. Beginners' guidance on setting the particular screen/Pi combo when searching for it on line, has also been elusive. I am computer literate (apple IOS) but not in the first flush of youth.
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1 year ago
Tamas G
10.1" IPS DSI Capacitive Touch Display for Raspberry Pi (1280×800)
Great screen, very vivid colours, will be perfect for Klipper :)
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2 years ago
Frank W
Troon, United Kingdom
10.1" IPS DSI Capacitive Touch Display for Raspberry Pi (1280×800)
Excellent display, responds nicely, nice colours. I haven't tried altering the brightness, but it all seems OK so far for my interactive museum display project. It runs off the RPi DSI port and I2C bus for data and power, but you can still use the I2C bus for other things as it picks up contacts from underneath the RPi and the "normal" GPIO contacts are available for shields and such (see photo). The only issue I had is that manual driver installation didn't work for me, I had to use the pre-compiled RPi image. Beware of carrying out upgrades on that, something in the package that stops the display from working if, like me, you can't figure out what is wrong. This doesn't affect my project, which will be running offline and standalone, so I'm in no hurry to figure it out.
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