ARENTI
ARENTI 7.0-inch 600 cd IPS Touch Screen 2 in 1 accessory
A 7.0-inch IPS touch monitor with 600 cd brightness, 178° viewing angles, 5-point capacitive touch, built-in stereo speakers and direct Raspberry Pi mounting
- Wide 178° viewing angles keep colours accurate from any position
- 600 cd/m² brightness stays clear in bright rooms
- 5-point capacitive touch supports fingers and stylus for direct control
- Mounts Raspberry Pi directly for compact project builds
- Integrated 2 W stereo speakers add sound without extra hardware
7.0-inch 600 cd IPS Touch Accessory
This 7.0-inch IPS touch screen accessory delivers 600 cd brightness and 178-degree viewing angles for clear visuals from any position. It suits makers, developers and hobbyists who need a compact, high-brightness display for Raspberry Pi or Jetson Nano projects. The 5-point capacitive touch supports finger or stylus input for direct control.
Open-frame build with HDMI and integrated audio
The open-frame design allows direct mounting of a Raspberry Pi board, turning the screen into an all-in-one project platform. HDMI input carries video and audio to the built-in dual 2 W stereo speakers, so no external audio hardware is required for multimedia playback or presentations.
Passive cooling with low power draw
No fans or moving parts mean silent operation in quiet workspaces or embedded installations. The efficient IPS panel and modest 7.0-inch size keep power consumption low, allowing reliable operation from typical Raspberry Pi power supplies without additional cooling considerations.
Highlights
- Wide 178° viewing angles keep colours accurate from any position
- 600 cd/m² brightness stays clear in bright rooms
- 5-point capacitive touch supports fingers and stylus for direct control
- Mounts Raspberry Pi directly for compact project builds
- Integrated 2 W stereo speakers add sound without extra hardware
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the HDMI interface on this 7.0-inch monitor cap the resolution or refresh rate in practice?
The monitor accepts an HDMI signal and displays at its native panel resolution; the 600 cd/m² brightness and 178° viewing angles are maintained regardless of the source frame rate.
What mounting holes or brackets does the open-frame 7.0-inch unit need to attach a Raspberry Pi?
The open-frame design includes mounting points that align with Raspberry Pi 4, 3, 2, 1 and Zero boards, allowing direct attachment without extra brackets.
How is the touch screen connected and configured, and what step do users often miss?
Connect the HDMI cable for video and the USB cable for touch data; the missed step is enabling the USB touch device in the operating system so the 5-point capacitive layer registers input.
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