🚀 Elevate your DIY game with the ultimate ESP32 touchscreen powerhouse!
This 2.8-inch ESP32 display module features a crisp 240x320 TFT resistive touchscreen driven by the ILI9341 chip, powered by a dual-core 240MHz ESP32 MCU with integrated WiFi and Bluetooth. Designed for rapid development, it includes preloaded sample programs, Arduino IDE compatibility, and multiple expansion interfaces like TF card and sensor ports, making it a versatile, compact solution for advanced IoT and embedded projects.
| Processor | 2.4E+2 |
| RAM | DDR |
| Wireless Type | Bluetooth |
| Brand | Hosyond |
| Operating System | Linux |
| Item Weight | 3.84 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 5.91 x 4.02 x 1.54 inches |
| Processor Brand | Espressif |
| Number of Processors | 2 |
| Manufacturer | Hosyond |
| ASIN | B0D92C9MMH |
| Date First Available | July 8, 2024 |
A**R
Typical Esp32. Works just fine.
You must use the cable thats included. Other cables may not be data only for power source. Its a "dev board", if you do not understand those words it's well advised this type of project is put of your grasp, however, with a few days of learning anyone can program a board.Typical esp32, but this board will not format itself by holding down the rst/boot, use your flasher of choice. Formats fine. Uploads fine. Works as the other esp boards.The biggest pro of the board is the fact that the battery has a 1.25mm port and I did not have to solder to any pads. Soldering to the pads isn't horrible but the pin connector is much easier. That being said it worked fine and touch screen works better with a capacitance pen than the one that's included. Moreover, the included stylus also works well enough.
M**B
Tiny Screen, Big Potential – Fun with ESP32
Great little screen for ESP32 projects. Touch is responsive, and it works well with LVGL for UI prototyping. Not the brightest in daylight, but awesome for budget builds and experimentation.
J**N
What else can you get that's cooler for this price?
It'll never cease to amaze me how cheap technology has gotten. It's literally like Legos for us nerds, and when you need one sensor or something may as well buy 10 because it's only 1-2 dollars more. Now I have drawers full of everything and can just whip up whatever on my mind and own every wireless signal sub 2.5ghz and make the gui look cool while I'm doing it.
D**E
Frustrated 81 year old
Neat device but not for beginners.Too many cryptic errors in examples that supposedly have been found to work for others. Modified User_Setup.h is essential. See CYD Random Nerd Tutorials. I used Arduino IDE 2.3.4. Visual Studio Code / Platform IO is loses me every time I try to use it.
A**G
neat.
Lots of fun and easy to use. I wish there were more io ports available. also 1.25mm jst connector is a weird size. I ordered the wrong ones a couple of times.
A**R
CYD
It is not the as advertised for the project I am working on I need the one with mirco usb port as well. But this one is only the type c port I need both ports it will work for what I am doing but the one your actually get in the not the one in the photo
E**N
touchscreen sucks but its powerful
half of the touchscreen doesnt work
J**Y
Cheap and functional
worked a treat for a couple small touch capable projects I had.
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