Raspberry Pi 10-Inch Touch Display 2: Full Specs, Price, Compatibility & Verdict

Raspberry Pi has expanded its Touch Display 2 family with a new 10.1-inch model that offers significantly higher resolution, more touch points, and a larger active area than its 5-inch and 7-inch siblings. But this upgrade comes with a critical compatibility catch. Here is everything confirmed by official Raspberry Pi sources.

Price & Availability

The 10-inch Touch Display 2 is priced at $80 and is available now through Raspberry Pi's global network of licensed resellers . It joins the existing 5-inch ($40) and 7-inch ($60) models in the Touch Display 2 lineup.

Display Specifications

All of the following specs are confirmed by Raspberry Pi's official product page, documentation, and product brief :

Specification	Detail
Diagonal size	10.1 inches
Resolution	1200 × 1920 pixels (24-bit RGB, native portrait orientation)
Display type	IPS TFT LCD, normally black, transmissive
Viewing angle	85 degrees
Backlight brightness	400 cd/m²
Surface treatment	Anti-glare
Touch support	True multi-touch capacitive, ten-finger touch (up from five-finger on the 5" and 7" models)
Touch response time	Max 35 ms

The 10-inch panel uses an in-plane switching (IPS) thin-film transistor liquid crystal display, which provides consistent color and contrast across the 85-degree viewing cone .

Critical Compatibility Warning

This is the most important detail for anyone considering a purchase: the 10-inch Touch Display 2 only works with Raspberry Pi 5 and Raspberry Pi Compute Modules (any Compute Module model, used with a Compute Module IO Board or compatible carrier board) .

It is not compatible with:

• Raspberry Pi 4 Model B
• Raspberry Pi 3 (any variant)
• Raspberry Pi 2
• Raspberry Pi 1
• Raspberry Pi Zero series (Zero, Zero W, Zero 2 W)

Why? The 10-inch panel requires four DSI data lanes and a newer, narrower, high-bandwidth ribbon cable connector that only the Raspberry Pi 5 and Compute Module IO boards provide . Older boards have only two DSI lanes or an incompatible connector.

If you own a Raspberry Pi 4 or earlier, you can still use the 5-inch or 7-inch Touch Display 2 variants, which use two DSI lanes and are compatible with a much wider range of models including Pi 4 and earlier .

What's in the Box

The 10-inch Touch Display 2 ships with :

• Power cable (for GPIO header)
• Mini-mini ribbon cable (for the DSI port)
• Eight M2.5 mounting screws

The display draws power directly from the host Raspberry Pi via the GPIO header, so no separate power supply is required for the screen itself .

Production Lifetime

Raspberry Pi has committed to keeping the Touch Display 2 (including the 10-inch model) in production until at least January 2030 . This gives developers and integrators a multi-year assurance for product planning and long-term projects.

Intended Use Cases

Raspberry Pi's official product page and announcement describe the display as "ideal for interactive projects such as tablets, entertainment systems, and information dashboards" . The larger display area and ten-finger multi-touch make it suitable for:

• Interactive kiosks and information terminals
• Smart home control panels
• Portable touch-screen devices
• Industrial or commercial dashboards
• Educational and maker projects that benefit from a larger touch surface

How It Compares to the 5-Inch and 7-Inch Models

The 10-inch model is the flagship of the Touch Display 2 family with the highest resolution and most touch points, but its compatibility is the most restricted. Here is a quick comparison table based on official specs :

Feature	5-inch	7-inch	10-inch
Resolution	720×1280	720×1280	1200×1920
Touch points	5	5	10
Viewing angle	80°	85°	85°
Backlight brightness	500 cd/m²	—	400 cd/m²
Pi compatibility	Pi 4 and earlier	Pi 4 and earlier	Pi 5 & Compute Modules only
Price	$40	$60	$80

Note that the 5-inch and 7-inch models have wider compatibility — they work with Raspberry Pi 4, 3, 2, and 1B+ (excluding the Zero series) — while the 10-inch model is limited to the two newest platforms .

Bottom Line

The Raspberry Pi 10-inch Touch Display 2 is a meaningful upgrade for Pi 5 and Compute Module users who need a larger, higher-resolution touchscreen with true multi-touch. The $80 price is competitive for a 10.1-inch IPS panel with these specs, and the production commitment through 2030 is a strong signal for commercial or long-term deployments. But the compatibility restriction is firm — this display will not work with any Raspberry Pi board older than the Pi 5, so check your hardware before buying.