The Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2 – 10″ is the largest model in the Raspberry Pi display lineup, which also includes 7″ and 5″ versions. It features a multi-touch 10.1″ panel with a 1200×1920 resolution, making it well-suited for large, interactive Raspberry Pi setups. Note that, unlike its smaller siblings, this version only works with the Raspberry Pi 5 and Compute Modules.Thanks to Raspberry Pi OS’s built-in touchscreen support, you get ten-finger multitouch and an on-screen keyboard, so there’s no need for external peripherals — though the official Raspberry Pi Keyboard & Mouse remains an option for those who want it. The screen is set to portrait orientation by default but can be switched to landscape through software settings.Setup is simple, requiring just two connections: a power line from the GPIO pins and a ribbon cable linking to the DSI port. The package includes a ribbon cable, a GPIO power cable and eight M2.5 screws for mounting.It is a portrait-native display offering:10.1” diagonal display size135.36mm x 216.576mm active display area85-degree viewing angle24-bit RGB1200 x 1920-pixel resolutionTrue multi-touch capacitive panel, supporting ten-fingertouchCompatible with Raspberry Pi 5 and all Raspberry Pi ComputeModules (not compatible with Raspberry Pi 1-4 or theRaspberry Pi Zero series) What’s in the box?1 x Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2 – 10″1 x Mini DSi ribbon cable1 x Power cable8 x Screws Use this handy little USB thingymajig allows you to power your Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2 from a USB port, keeping your GPIO pins free for HATs or jumper wires.ResourcesGetting StartedRaspberry Pi Touch Display 2 product briefRaspberry Pi Touch Display 2 install guideHow to change screen orientation