Review on 🖥️ Raspberry Pi 3B+ 3.5" TFT Touch Screen Kit with Case, Touch Pen, Heat Sink - 320x480 Resolution LCD Display for Raspberry Pi 3 Model B, Pi 2 Model B, and Pi Model B by Erin Walker

I really should know better than to buy products that are ONLY supported and documented in the Far East. This, like many other products, could probably be made to work. Especially if you are a Linux expert. But if you're like me, someone who can install an image, use nano, navigate the file system, and follow instructions is a complete mess. Example: There is an instruction in the manual. Product. There are also instructions in the product description above. which one do you use one? Both? In which order? Good questions, but you won't find the answers anywhere here. I figured if the 'suppliers' (and I use the term loosely) like the ones selling this can't bother to provide decent, complete and accurate instructions, I'll send the stuff back and let it go Revane to take care of it. Other times I've spent hours searching the web for instructions and struggling with things that should work but don't. Maybe. but on the other hand, one hardly knows. Customers shouldn't put up with such things through Revain. It's not too much to ask for decent documentation to accompany the product. Perhaps the only way to bring this home is to refuse to eat the cost of such junk.