Review on 📺 EEEEE 3-in-1 Color Touch Screen LCD with UNO R3 ATMEGA328P Board for Arduino – Complete Kit with Acrylic Case, Touch Pen, USB Cable, SD Card Socket by Jay Chenier

everything came exactly as shown in the pictures. The box contained a small card with a link to the website. There was no instructions/download link on the product page and no picture of the correct way to connect the shield to the Arduino. Both would be helpful. Go to the map website, select Downloads and EE909. I've found these instructions to work with no problems, except that the Flappy Bird example doesn't compile as is. The other two examples compile and load with no problems. When downloading libraries, say yes to install dependencies. Check out more examples in the MCU_friend_kbv library, especially the native touchscreen calibration and glue demo. If the instructions were better and easier to find I would give 5 stars. It's a cheap, fun toy and I think my students will love it.