Waveshare 2.4inch LCD Display Module with 65K RGB Colors 240×320 Resolution SPI Interface

I purchased this display and have hooked it both to a pi zero and a 3b+. I’ve followed the instructions in the waveshare wiki for getting this to work with the raspberry pi. I’ve tried it with legacy os and currently build. Sometimes it comes up to a black screen with a mouse cursor some times it shows the desktop wallpaper but not the task bar or clock. Both of those times the peripheral inputs do not show they are working on the screen. The mouse cursor never moves and the terminal window never opens.I’ve emailed their support. I got one reply 2 days after the original email. I replied back answering the question they asked which was “what image are you using” and I e yet to receive a response. That was 3 days ago.When it’s displaying an image it is very crisp and clear but nothing else seems to work at all with it

The screen looks alright and the construction appears to be okay. The frame around the screen is slightly detached so backlight bleeds out slightly. If you're using this in a project be prepared to place a bezel around it.I used it with an Arduino, my major gripe with this one is how painfully slow it is to draw. It's virtually unusable for anything that requires movement. If you intend on displaying static information, this is a decent buy, if you want fast movement or screen updates go with something else.

I'm incredibly impressed with the Waveshare 2.4inch LCD Display Module! The vibrant 65K RGB colors and clear 240×320 resolution make my projects come to life. Its easy setup and versatile SPI interface make it a top choice for any electronics enthusiast. Highly recommended!

I have this and many other cheaper LCD panels, but this is better quality.If you want something just to play with then go with the cheaper ones, but if its for an end product choose this.

La scheda è leggermente più costosa rispetto a modelli simili con lo stesso tipo di LCD e controller (ILI9341). Comprato principalmente questo modello perché aveva la spedizione più veloce e avevo urgenza di testare il mio codice.Ma il suo lato positivo è il connettore che garantisce una connesione dei cavi stabile ed è meno ingobrante rispetto al pinheader sui moduli LCD simili.Io l'ho modificata aggiungendoci un pannello touch dopo.

After many hours, it finally showed promise with the Freenove ESP32 Ultimate Kit. There is absolutely no documentation available for this combination of device, what little there is was meant for either Raspberry Pi or Arduino (understandable). So, those seeking help, here's a pin layout that works on the ESP32 Wrover-E MCU (seen on picture, too):MOSI = 23, MISO = unused, SCLK = 19, CS = 22, DC = 21, RST = 18, BL = 5For the backlight pin, make sure you write output to it so it enables. I've used nanoframework .NET and made sure to set the pin functions as MOSI and SCLK through the code for SPI1_MOSI / SPI1_CLOCK respectively. Regarding nanoframework, you'll need to compile your own image so it has the Graphics library natively, the documentation there is good.Anyway, as for the LCD screen: colors are okay, refresh is okay - can't complain much. As a beginner, this was a terrible choice considering it took me half a day to figure it out but at least I made it work and I hope others can, too. 6.5/10.

Testé avec succès sur un ESP32 et eTFT_SPI.La qualité globale du produit semble très bonne.Dispose de 2 solutions de cablage : Un connecteur avec cables Dupont femelles fournis + Trous pour soudure .