3.5" HDMI LCD Touch Screen for Raspberry Pi 5 4 3 2 with Stylus Pen

The screen is great, I haven't set up the touch capability because it may interfere with other components. I need to check the protocol/pins for the various components, I may try to get the ribbon for the touch free so that I can use it as a USB 'mouse'. The only issue i have is that the included HDMI connector did not work. Under the same settings works perfectly with an HDMI cable, I think there may be a short because there is what appears to be a solder connection between two of the pins. This is a shame because the connector would have made the conclusion of project easier and more elegant. Over all A+ for the screen but F for the HDMI connector. Update-> I contacted the seller about the connector and within a day they responded and said they'll send a replacement tomorrow. Great costumer service. If the replacement works I'll change to 5 star Update 2=> they provided a tracking number for the replacement connector. Update 3=> the replacement HDMI connector arrived today, works perfectly. Changing rating to 5 star. As a note getting the replacement was quite painless, the seller was responsive and shipped the connector within a couple days at no charge.

Really nice little screen; you will not be disappointed. It handles audio for you and everything. The image is bright, clear and smooth.

Got it a while ago, haven't used it until now. Works great, My only issue is everything seems to be squished horizontally regardless of the source I plug it in to. This wouldn't be a problem if I wasn't switching my Pi on different screens. Anyone know why this happens?

Seems to be a good display though it is not exactly plug-n-play. You have to configure the os to get it to work which was a bit of a pain. I did not set up the touch screen as I am using it with a lite version of Raspberry Pi OS. The web site only has instruction for using xwindows graphical method. I almost sent this back, but I finally was able to get it to work.

Looks ok for old games and 480p video, but I wouldn't recommend watching 1080p movies on.