2.8" ESP32-2432S028R ESP32 Display ILI9341 Resistive Touchscreen 240x320 TFT LCD Module ESP 32 Development Board + Acrylic Case for Arduino IDE

The media could not be loaded. Apart from the DIYMalls engraving on the back of the mounting plates making it a bit annoying to take off protective layer, this product is great! It came with a demo program preloaded which was useful to make sure all the hardware worked. The seller sent the user manual upon request (according to the item description) and it looked fine -- similar to the Random Nerd Tutorials "Getting Started with ESP32 Cheap Yellow Display Board" which the seller also provided a link to. And that's a key piece of information: this kind of display is often called a "cheap yellow display", and there are lots of resources online for working with them.I jumped straight to PlatformIO instead using rzeldent/esp32-smartdisplay on GitHub and I definitely recommend that approach if you're somewhat familiar with writing for ESP32s. I used the esp32-2432S028Rv2 board, and then had to manually invert the colors: after smartdisplay_init, add:lv_display_t* display = lv_display_get_default();const esp_lcd_panel_handle_t panel_handle = static_cast<esp_lcd_panel_handle_t>(display->user_data);esp_lcd_panel_invert_color(panel_handle, false);Using LVGL let me make a pretty cool interface with very little effort.I'll definitely be getting more of these for future projects.

I am a retired electronics engineer, and I am more than familiar with IPC International standards. I must say that the build quality of this board is top notch. The acrylic is sturdy, and I like the board layout. It does not come with instructions, but there are numerous tutorials online that can walk you through getting started. Just be aware of which version you received. The description states it is an "R" version (2432S028R), but the one I received is not. There may be some differences in the pinout.Initially, Amazon shipped me an empty package. I tried to notify them, but their AI customer service would only allow me certain responses, none of which addressed my problem. The AI just kept going in circles. It was so frustrating! I finally got to chat with a person, and things sort of got resolved, but there were still problems (I don't want to write a book on here). At the end of it all, DIYmalls made it right. Top notch company.

I bought this to make a Marauder and in less than 20 minutes it was put together and running. Next up is to modify it to have an external antenna. I also bought a small portable battery pack to attach it to.Very impressed with the ease of use and quality.

It comes with no paperwork, and the manual they mention doesn't seem to exist, so...- Both the top and bottom of the case structure have protective peels on them. You might look and think they don't, but they do, so take them off before you put it together. My top had blurry clear plastic and the bottom had paper peels that made it look like particle board/wood, on both sides of each piece. Pick at it with your fingernail until it peels.- Plug it in before you put the case on and notice the red light. It is more annoying than most, incredibly bright and flashy, and it will drive you nuts. Find it before putting the case together and consider putting a piece of electrical tape on it to cover it up. I'm accustomed to flashing lights on electronics, but this is intense.- When you put it together, the screw goes down through the top of the case, into the holes on the board. Then on the flip side, you place the clear plastic knubs over the screws, then put the back on and secure with the nuts. If you haven't worked with a board like this, you might not realize the tiny, clear plastic sleeves give space between the back of the board and the acrylic case, helping to protect the board and helping with airflow.You could order this from China cheaper, but it'd take forever to get here, plus this U.S. distributor isn't really overpriced. The board, case and extras are great, except the red light is crazy annoying.

Very happy. I know it's a feew bucks more for the acrylic case, but it's a nice touch. You can extend the standoffs to accommodate a battery, also.

Does what it says on the tin

I use this to make a CM Box network Pentesting tool. Programs in less than two minutes and was ready to go.Comes with a clear plastic case, unlike most Which has saved me numerous times.

Great