This enclosure for the display and Pi is really well made. Seriously, this doesn't feel like a knock-off, everything fits so well.. Even room for Pi Hats/Shields/etc.!

This thing is great but the one issue I find that I need to cut out is the ability to use the HDMI port when needed. This case blocks the port. You can go into the boot config.txt and add the line Display_default_lcd=0 to disable or 1 as enable. So why it's blocked is a mystery.

This enclosure and base are perfect for packaging the Pi and the Touchscreen. As-is, it turns the Pi into a convenient-to-locate control pad for whatever you need. I'm buying several more!

This case is the perfect setup for housing my Raspberry Pi 3 with the LCD touchscreen. I absolutely love the configuration. My one gripe was that even after fully tightening down the Raspberry Pi with the included mounting screws, the snap-on back plate of the case didn't sit right. It was bulging out where it made contact with the mounting screws. I ended up getting out a file to shave away some of the plastic on the back plate, and then everything fit together nicely.

With my Raspberry Pi screwed into place, I can barely see my WiFi access point, let alone connect. If by some miracle I do connect (with it 3 feet from my router), I can't access any websites. However, the moment I unscrew my Pi from the back and give it some 'breathing room', I can see all the various WiFi nodes that are in my area, connect to my access point, and surf as much as I desire. While connected to my access point, I risked re-screwing my Pi into place - and everything came to a screeching halt. I unscrewed it and let it dangle free, and I was able to surf again. I'm using the official touch screen, so I'm attributing the failure to the fact that the stand "butts up" the Pi to the back of the screen and causes interference.

This is a very nicely designed container for you Pi and touchscreen. Compact, tilt-able to almost any angle, your Pi goes in back and the touchscreen in front. Even includes extra power cable "Y" and display flat flex cable, so there is nothing you need to add. Flexibility includes nice touches like knock-out to allow CPU heat sink to be added, and cute Lego (r) studs on back and front for accessories like the camera. Others note that the screws interfere with the cover for the Pi, but instructions say it is not intended to be used that way. Either/or. I use the plastic snap cover so I can easily replace the micro-SD card and snap it back in place. No more tangle of wires, this is how you will want your Pi Packaged.

I use this with a Pi3. I used a piece of double-sided tape to attach an RTC to the back panel. The fit of the display to the case was flawless, and the stand is robust. It is exactly what you see here, and a good companion for the 7" touchscreen.

The Lego studs give the case a bit of "toy" feel, but they had to go with something. The black color was a good choice. This is the best self-contained case I have seen yet for the RasPi and touchscreen.

This is the perfect fit for the 7" display. Assembles nicely. It includes several mounting options, threaded 75mm VESA mount holes so you can use nearly any smaller vehicle, wall, or ceiling mounting brackets.