Summary
Raspberry Pi Launches a New 10-Inch Touch Display 2 for Bigger and Better DIY Projects
One of the most enjoyable upgrades for any single-board computer project is adding a touchscreen. It simplifies both hardware design and user interaction by eliminating the need for multiple physical buttons while providing a much larger and more intuitive interface.
For Raspberry Pi users, the official Touch Display 2 has long been the go-to solution for integrating a touchscreen into DIY projects. Now, the Raspberry Pi Foundation has expanded the lineup with a new 10-inch model, joining the existing 5-inch and 7-inch versions.
Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2 Now Available in a 10-Inch Version
A Larger Display With More Than Just Extra Screen Space
According to an announcement on the Raspberry Pi website, the Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2 is now available in a new 10-inch variant.
Designed specifically for seamless compatibility with Raspberry Pi boards, the display offers an easy way to add a polished touchscreen interface to DIY projects. Whether you’re building a smart home dashboard, media controller, information kiosk, or custom embedded device, the larger display provides additional flexibility while maintaining full integration with the Raspberry Pi ecosystem.
The upgrade isn’t simply about increasing the screen size.
With the larger panel comes additional display space for higher pixel density, more interface elements, and improved support for multi-touch gestures. The extra room makes it easier to build more capable graphical interfaces while providing a better overall user experience for touchscreen-based projects.
Availability
The good news is that the new 10-inch Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2 is available starting now.
However, at the time of writing, several officially recognized Raspberry Pi retailers in the United States are still showing 404 errors on their product pages for the new display. It’s likely that retailers such as Pi Shop are still updating their online stores following the official announcement.
Once those listings go live, the new 10-inch display should become available through Raspberry Pi’s authorized retail partners.