This display works on RPI B+ as well as on RPI 2 B+, Simply follow this instructions to install the driver on Raspian: http://www.spotpear.com/learn/EN/raspberry-pi/Raspberry-Pi-LCD/Drive-the-LCD.html Here you find information on how to calibrate the touch screen as it will be slightly out of sync for sure: http://www.spotpear.com/learn/EN/raspberry-pi/Raspberry-Pi-LCD/Touchscreen-calibration.html Finally you might want to install a virtual keyboard to use the RPi completely stand alone: http://www.spotpear.com/learn/EN/raspberry-pi/Raspberry-Pi-LCD/Soft_Virtual-keyboard.html

This display works on RPI B+ as well as on RPI 2 B+, Simply follow this instructions to install the driver on Raspian: http://www.spotpear.com/learn/EN/raspberry-pi/Raspberry-Pi-LCD/Drive-the-LCD.html Here you find information on how to calibrate the touch screen as it will be slightly out of sync for sure: http://www.spotpear.com/learn/EN/raspberry-pi/Raspberry-Pi-LCD/Touchscreen-calibration.html Finally you might want to install a virtual keyboard to use the RPi completely stand alone: http://www.spotpear.com/learn/EN/raspberry-pi/Raspberry-Pi-LCD/Soft_Virtual-keyboard.html

This display works on RPI B+ as well as on RPI 2 B+, Simply follow this instructions to install the driver on Raspian: http://www.spotpear.com/learn/EN/raspberry-pi/Raspberry-Pi-LCD/Drive-the-LCD.html Here you find information on how to calibrate the touch screen as it will be slightly out of sync for sure: http://www.spotpear.com/learn/EN/raspberry-pi/Raspberry-Pi-LCD/Touchscreen-calibration.html Finally you might want to install a virtual keyboard to use the RPi completely stand alone: http://www.spotpear.com/learn/EN/raspberry-pi/Raspberry-Pi-LCD/Soft_Virtual-keyboard.html

Very easy to put at work. Just follow the instructions provided here: http://www.spotpear.com/learn/EN/raspberry-pi/Raspberry-Pi-LCD/Drive-the-LCD.html You will find it easy if you have Raspian Jessie 160520, or the older one 151102. You copy LCD-show-160520.tar.gz or LCD-show-151102.tar.gz according to the jessie version, you put this in home/pi directory, extract the archive and you'll find an LCD-show directory. moving to that directory by cd LCD-show, you have one command to direct the output to the LCD, and one to revert back to the HDMI. sudo ./LCD-show for the LCD sudo ./LCD-hdmi to revert to the screen. That's it

Very easy to put at work. Just follow the instructions provided here: http://www.spotpear.com/learn/EN/raspberry-pi/Raspberry-Pi-LCD/Drive-the-LCD.html You will find it easy if you have Raspian Jessie 160520, or the older one 151102. You copy LCD-show-160520.tar.gz or LCD-show-151102.tar.gz according to the jessie version, you put this in home/pi directory, extract the archive and you'll find an LCD-show directory. moving to that directory by cd LCD-show, you have one command to direct the output to the LCD, and one to revert back to the HDMI. sudo ./LCD-show for the LCD sudo ./LCD-hdmi to revert to the screen. That's it

Very easy to put at work. Just follow the instructions provided here: http://www.spotpear.com/learn/EN/raspberry-pi/Raspberry-Pi-LCD/Drive-the-LCD.html You will find it easy if you have Raspian Jessie 160520, or the older one 151102. You copy LCD-show-160520.tar.gz or LCD-show-151102.tar.gz according to the jessie version, you put this in home/pi directory, extract the archive and you'll find an LCD-show directory. moving to that directory by cd LCD-show, you have one command to direct the output to the LCD, and one to revert back to the HDMI. sudo ./LCD-show for the LCD sudo ./LCD-hdmi to revert to the screen. That's it

Display is very easy to set up and has excellent resolution. I found the best setup instruction can be found at the following link - https://www.elecrow.com/wiki/index.php?title=3.5_Inch_480x320_TFT_Display_with_Touch_Screen_for_Raspberry_Pi Follow the steps on this page and display is running in under 10 minutes.

Display is very easy to set up and has excellent resolution. I found the best setup instruction can be found at the following link - https://www.elecrow.com/wiki/index.php?title=3.5_Inch_480x320_TFT_Display_with_Touch_Screen_for_Raspberry_Pi Follow the steps on this page and display is running in under 10 minutes.

Display is very easy to set up and has excellent resolution. I found the best setup instruction can be found at the following link - https://www.elecrow.com/wiki/index.php?title=3.5_Inch_480x320_TFT_Display_with_Touch_Screen_for_Raspberry_Pi Follow the steps on this page and display is running in under 10 minutes.

Joli petit écran emballé dans un sachet en papier bulle, lui-même empaqueté dans une petite boîte en carton ondulé bien solide. La couche tactile est un peu trop molle car elle s'enfonce beaucoup sous le doigt, mais il est très réactif à la pression du stylet fourni. Son seul défut : il ralentit un peu le système d'exploitation. Pour le driver, rien de plus simple : il suffit de télécharger l'archive nommée LCD-show-160813.tar.gz à l'adresse http://www.spotpear.com/download/diver24-5/ , de la décompresser puis de descendre dans le dossier ainsi créé pour exécuter le script nommé LCD35-show avec les droits d'administration. Dès lors, le RPi redémarre et on peut débrancher l'écrn HDMI. Pour désinstaller l'écran et revenir à l'écran HDMI, il suffit de lancer le script LCD-hdmi et le tour est joué ! Et il fonctionne aussi bien sur Raspbian que Ubuntu Mate.

Joli petit écran emballé dans un sachet en papier bulle, lui-même empaqueté dans une petite boîte en carton ondulé bien solide. La couche tactile est un peu trop molle car elle s'enfonce beaucoup sous le doigt, mais il est très réactif à la pression du stylet fourni. Son seul défut : il ralentit un peu le système d'exploitation. Pour le driver, rien de plus simple : il suffit de télécharger l'archive nommée LCD-show-160813.tar.gz à l'adresse http://www.spotpear.com/download/diver24-5/ , de la décompresser puis de descendre dans le dossier ainsi créé pour exécuter le script nommé LCD35-show avec les droits d'administration. Dès lors, le RPi redémarre et on peut débrancher l'écrn HDMI. Pour désinstaller l'écran et revenir à l'écran HDMI, il suffit de lancer le script LCD-hdmi et le tour est joué ! Et il fonctionne aussi bien sur Raspbian que Ubuntu Mate.

Joli petit écran emballé dans un sachet en papier bulle, lui-même empaqueté dans une petite boîte en carton ondulé bien solide. La couche tactile est un peu trop molle car elle s'enfonce beaucoup sous le doigt, mais il est très réactif à la pression du stylet fourni. Son seul défut : il ralentit un peu le système d'exploitation. Pour le driver, rien de plus simple : il suffit de télécharger l'archive nommée LCD-show-160813.tar.gz à l'adresse http://www.spotpear.com/download/diver24-5/ , de la décompresser puis de descendre dans le dossier ainsi créé pour exécuter le script nommé LCD35-show avec les droits d'administration. Dès lors, le RPi redémarre et on peut débrancher l'écrn HDMI. Pour désinstaller l'écran et revenir à l'écran HDMI, il suffit de lancer le script LCD-hdmi et le tour est joué ! Et il fonctionne aussi bien sur Raspbian que Ubuntu Mate.

I read the other reviews and was wondering what I would need to do to get it working. I tried on a copy of Raspbian that I had installed other programs on. That did not work. I made a fresh install of Raspbian, followed the instructions in https://elecrow.com/wiki/index.php?title=3.5_Inch_480x320_TFT_Display_with_Touch_Screen_for_Raspberry_Pi and was able to get it to work. The stylus is not required but highly recommended so don't lose it.

I read the other reviews and was wondering what I would need to do to get it working. I tried on a copy of Raspbian that I had installed other programs on. That did not work. I made a fresh install of Raspbian, followed the instructions in https://elecrow.com/wiki/index.php?title=3.5_Inch_480x320_TFT_Display_with_Touch_Screen_for_Raspberry_Pi and was able to get it to work. The stylus is not required but highly recommended so don't lose it.

I read the other reviews and was wondering what I would need to do to get it working. I tried on a copy of Raspbian that I had installed other programs on. That did not work. I made a fresh install of Raspbian, followed the instructions in https://elecrow.com/wiki/index.php?title=3.5_Inch_480x320_TFT_Display_with_Touch_Screen_for_Raspberry_Pi and was able to get it to work. The stylus is not required but highly recommended so don't lose it.

The screen is very well packaged for transport. The only downside of the display and short konentor! It can not be placed on the box. To use, you must remove the top cover of the box

The screen is very well packaged for transport. The only downside of the display and short konentor! It can not be placed on the box. To use, you must remove the top cover of the box

The screen is very well packaged for transport. The only downside of the display and short konentor! It can not be placed on the box. To use, you must remove the top cover of the box

This screen is perfect for designing small gui interface with framerate < 20fps. Not for arcade, SPI bus is too narrow.

This screen is perfect for designing small gui interface with framerate < 20fps. Not for arcade, SPI bus is too narrow.

This screen is perfect for designing small gui interface with framerate < 20fps. Not for arcade, SPI bus is too narrow.

Funciona muito bem. mas demorou no envio

Funciona muito bem. mas demorou no envio

Funciona muito bem. mas demorou no envio

Thanks for fast delivery! Good quality of this product. Easy installation (Raspberry Pi B). The screen works two days, everything is fine. This will be the first step in smart home development. BangGood, big thanks! ;)

Thanks for fast delivery! Good quality of this product. Easy installation (Raspberry Pi B). The screen works two days, everything is fine. This will be the first step in smart home development. BangGood, big thanks! ;)

Thanks for fast delivery! Good quality of this product. Easy installation (Raspberry Pi B). The screen works two days, everything is fine. This will be the first step in smart home development. BangGood, big thanks! ;)

I feel that this screen is quite essential to use Raspberry Pi to it's full potential. the screen is straight forward to setup (checkout other reviews for this product to see how to install drivers). I used my rpi as media center and am very satisfied with the product. hight recommended

I feel that this screen is quite essential to use Raspberry Pi to it's full potential. the screen is straight forward to setup (checkout other reviews for this product to see how to install drivers). I used my rpi as media center and am very satisfied with the product. hight recommended

I feel that this screen is quite essential to use Raspberry Pi to it's full potential. the screen is straight forward to setup (checkout other reviews for this product to see how to install drivers). I used my rpi as media center and am very satisfied with the product. hight recommended