Product Description
Features
- 320×480 resolution, LCD Interface: SPI(Fmax:32MHz)
- Resistive touch control, comes with touch pen
- Supports any revision of Raspberry Pi (directly-pluggable)
- Compatible with Raspberry Pi A, B, A+, B+, 2B, 3B, 3B+,4B, 5 versions
- Drivers provided (works with your own Raspbian/Ubuntu directly)
- GPIO physical interface, Size perfectly fits the Raspberry Pi
- Supports Raspbian system, ubuntu system ,kali Linux system
Steps：
Warm Tips：If you have difficulty installing the driver, or if you still can’t use the display properly after installing the driver, Please Try our Configned images for tested. Just need download and write the image into the TF card. DO NOT need any driver installation steps.
- Download and unzip the OS Image you intend to use
- Download and install Raspberry Pi image burn software
- Use Raspberry Pi imager software to flash the OS lmage with pre-loadder LCD Driver to the SD card
If you still keep getting the white screen issue, try the Raspbian Bullseye version at last.
Tips
- When using with the Raspberry Pi, you must first install the driver and write the code, otherwise the screen will only display white.
- It is recommended to use a power supply above 5V 2.5A, otherwise it may fail to start and the screen will only display white.
Parameters
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JAMIE –
The media could not be loaded. Follow instructions and it works
BigCat –
First, the seller……AWESOME SUPPORT! Very fast response time! Needed code to input in terminal to make this work. It was emailed to me very promptly. The LCD does what I need it to. Nothing fantastic, but it makes it convenient for my (previous headless) plex server.
Clifford Babb –
Follow the instructions. Use their drivers not the wikis drivers. Works great
Aleja –
Gifted this out and he loved it!
DaveDave –
As another review from user (BigCat) stated the seller(when messenged) will provide a drop box link with instructions on how to get it to work. It is not plug and play. It requires some leg work. But isn’t tough to figure out.Using on a raspberry pi 3 model bFor under 20$ I’m happy with it.I included a screen shot of code to get the display up but there’s a calibration manual etc. in the drop box files. Hope this helps
Malachi Gillespie –
I’m excited to play around with this and get it to display. So far it turns on, but I noticed there are extra steps, per other reviewers. The screen is bright, in my opinion, which is nothing more than I can ask for. It feels durable for sure!
Amazon Customer –
Works very well, setup instructions worked the first time.
Dustin B. –
Tiny little LCD screen. Never tried to use the touch function as with its size it doesn’t seem like it would be reasonable but I’ve read that others have.
Jerry –
I like to power my raspberry pi’s with battery packs so they’re portable. This is an inexpensive way to make it a perfect “pocket” computer.
Roger M. –
I like that it was a HAT for the Pi. I used a Zero 2W to drive it. Documentation is available to configure it as needed. I have not yet used the touch screen functionality but may in the future.