📺 XYGStudy 3.2 inch Resistive Touch Screen TFT XPT2046 LCD: Compatible with Raspberry Pi (Pi 1 2 3) Model B B+ A+ Raspbian Video Photo System Review

I can say that it really does exactly what it is supposed to do. Unfortunately, there are a few things it shouldn't do. Due to the hardware, this display cannot play most animations such as games and movies. If you plan to use this for your arcade, you'd better buy one of these rear view camera displays. It came with a floppy containing a Raspbian image to boot the screen. Setup was easy. It also comes with a lot of on-disk documentation, including a command for toggling to and from an HDMI…

Easy to read, touch screen works well. Their "drivers" package didn't work in Raspbian when I tried to install it, but their distribution with built-in drivers works fine. The distro also includes some other GUI options and other stuff not found in Raspbian, which is interesting, just like in the early days of Linux distros. I look forward to continuing to work with him. This seems to preclude using the GPIO pins for anything else.

Documentation is sketchy at best, but abounds. I've tried several images including the one on the Sandisk 32GB [micro] SDHC (Class 10) CD with no success - just a white screen. I'm using this on an RPi 3. Were there any known issues with the newer model? Am I doing something wrong? I want to solve this problem as soon as possible. Many Thanks.