Improved 480x320 Touch Display for Raspberry Pi 3.5 Inch - LANDZO Review

I used this immediately in a DSLR camera control project with great success. The colors are good and the touchscreen is responsive.

Not quite finished and working but very easy to start. YouTube has great installation tutorials. TrickIKnow is a good resource.

It shows well after work. The screen, of course, is very small, but generally clear. The assembly was quick! welcome screen.

Screen worked after downloading the drivers. Makes a nice compact unit for some of the testing I do. It also works with the underlying relay board. The resolution is a bit low, but that's to be expected at 3.5 inches. The touchscreen requires some pressure, but given the price, it gets the job done without the need for a monitor.

I used this as a small display I needed for a project. Using the spare pins I had, I soldered the display to my Pi Zero W, but the result was just a white screen. To fix this I just went through some guides for 3.5 inch displays and it was a relatively easy fix! The screen isn't very accurate with a touchscreen, but it's good enough. Good price.

Looks good, similar to the description but I understand most people use these shields for Raspberry Pi projects and the risers provide good spacing for this Pi to avoid short circuits. but unless the risers can be easily removed for a lower profile project, the canvas loses its versatility. To remove the riser, I had to use a combination of a heavy vise, gentle prying with a screwdriver, and plain old hate. I ended up pulling a few pins out of the circuit board and had to try and scratch the…

Good product lil !But definitely not for Pi OS newbies !These LCD screens need drivers (in my case). I had to search for img from the top and bottom. Then img must be unpacked and the tar.gz file opened. I've spent 24 years on Windows, 8 years on Android OS and 4 years on Nexus OS. Along with Chrome, Linux Puppy OS! So I'm anything but new to the software. People love new operating systems, but they can't significantly increase the level of access for newcomers. Simple step-by-step…