The Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2 is the official touchscreen for Raspberry Pi, available in 5-inch, 7-inch and 10-inch portrait panels. It is ideal for interactive projects, information dashboards, home automation and kiosks — or as a compact desktop monitor for your Pi. Connecting with just two cables — GPIO power and a DSI ribbon — the display is powered directly by your Raspberry Pi with no separate supply. Raspberry Pi OS includes the touchscreen drivers and an on-screen keyboard, so you get full functionality without a physical keyboard or mouse. Choosing a Size 5-inch – 720 × 1280, five-finger capacitive touch, anti-glare. The compact option where space is tight. 7-inch – 720 × 1280, five-finger capacitive touch, anti-glare. The classic size for dashboards and media controllers. 10-inch – 1200 × 1920 IPS, ten-finger capacitive touch. The largest and sharpest panel, for tablets and full-size kiosk builds. Key Features Three Sizes – 5", 7" and 10" portrait panels True Multi-Touch – five-finger on the 5" and 7", ten-finger on the 10" No External Power – powered directly by the Raspberry Pi Simple Connection – DSI ribbon cable and GPIO power Portrait or Landscape – configurable orientation in software Rear Mounting Points – built-in mounting for Pi boards (fixings included) Specifications Resolution: 5" and 7" — 24-bit RGB 720 × 1280; 10" — 24-bit RGB 1200 × 1920 Active Area: 5" — 62.1 × 110.4mm; 7" — 86.94 × 154.56mm; 10" — 135.4 × 216.6mm Panel Type: 5" and 7" — LCD TFT, normally black, transmissive, anti-glare; 10" — IPS TFT, normally black, transmissive Overall Dimensions: 7" — 189.32 × 120.24mm; 10" — 161.8 × 247.3mm Colour: 24-bit RGB Note: The 10-inch model is compatible with Raspberry Pi 5 and Raspberry Pi Compute Modules only. The 5-inch and 7-inch work with all Raspberry Pi computers that have a DSI connector, except the Pi Zero and Pi 400/500 series. Cases designed for the original 7" Touchscreen are not compatible with Touch Display 2. Raspberry Pi board sold separately. Ideal For Information kiosks and dashboards Home automation interfaces Media centre controllers Tablet builds and compact desktop computing