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Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de julio de 2024
If you go through the tutorials on this it will illustrate that Arduino can talk to it, but there is no examples that do anything you can actually see. The library's for this are half written example code that you would need to chuck together yourself to actually make this function. Fair easier solutions.
Maksym Khudko
Comentado en Canadá el 23 de junio de 2024
Picture is wrong, display is MUCH smaller. Description is bad.
Cole
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de diciembre de 2024
Not for thr newbs. It takes some research in thr documentation and example code, but it works great. Just look at their examples and compare against Squareline's exported files, adjust the code as appropriate, and enjoy
Jason
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 23 de diciembre de 2024
There are things I wish I had known before I purchased this device. I was using a WT32-SC01 (smaller screen, OG ESP32). It looked like this might be a nice upgrade for the price. This review is for those (like me) who did not quite understand what they were buying.The attached TFT is a 40-pin parallel interface wired directly to the ESP32-S3. The ESP-32 is the display controller. It supplies the RGB-565 60Hz refresh from its own internal RAM/PSRAM. A significant amount of CPU and memory needs to be dedicated just to keep the display updated. So many pins are used for the TFT that an IO expander is used for controlling additional peripherals.The documentation is sparse, and the example code and libraries are not very simple to get working. If you want to compile their way and use LVGL, you might have some success. If you are like me and want to have a display to play with, this will not work out well at all.There are HSPI compatible adapter boards for the display that will offset the workload and give some Arduino_GFX, or TFT_eSPI compatibility. They currently cost around $40.This appears to be a solidly built unit. The software stack, however, leaves much to be desired for casual hobbyists.
Robert fuller
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 22 de noviembre de 2024
Great screen definitely need a little technical ability
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