Screen for Raspberry Pi

About

Find the right screen for your Raspberry Pi. Browse HDMI touch displays , official DSI screens , SPI TFT modules , and e-paper —perfect for dashboards, kiosks, portable builds, and learning labs. Compatible with Raspberry Pi 5/4/Zero and common HATs and cases. Shop by Type HDMI Touch Screens: Plug-and-play via HDMI + USB touch. Try 5″ , 7″ , or 10.1″ IPS panels. DSI Displays: Official/capacitive DSI screens with ribbon cable; great latency and power via Pi. See DSI options . SPI TFT (GPIO): Compact color modules for embedded UIs and wearables. Browse SPI TFT . E-paper / E-ink: Ultra-low power, readable outdoors. Explore e-paper . Shop by Size / Resolution 3.2″–3.5″: SPI TFT for compact GUIs and handhelds 5″ (800×480): Small HDMI touch for dashboards 7″ (800×480 / 1024×600): Popular Raspberry Pi display size 10.1″ (1280×800 / 1920×1080): Large IPS for kiosks and dev stations Recommended Accessories Micro-HDMI ↔ HDMI cables/adapters (Pi 4/5), USB cables for touch/power Official power supplies sized for backlight/touch current Stands & mounts , cases with VESA or GPIO clearance Right-angle micro-HDMI for tight builds Compatibility Notes Interfaces: HDMI screens need HDMI + USB (for touch). DSI screens use a ribbon cable to the Pi’s DSI port. SPI TFT connects to GPIO (CS/DC/CLK/MOSI/MISO). Power budget: Touch/backlights can draw significant current—use a high-quality PSU and short cables. Rotation & drivers: Raspberry Pi OS supports rotation and common drivers; some SPI TFTs require enabling overlays. Cable fit: Pi 4/5 use micro-HDMI . Confirm cable type and case clearance before checkout. FAQs – Raspberry Pi Screens (Philippines) Are these screens compatible with Raspberry Pi 5 and 4? Yes. HDMI touch displays work with Pi 5/4 (use micro-HDMI cables). DSI screens connect via the DSI ribbon. SPI TFTs use GPIO and require enabling the driver overlay. Which cable do I need? For Pi 5/4 use micro-HDMI→HDMI . USB handles touch on HDMI panels. DSI displays include (or