This is an excellent TFT screen with a 2.8" size, and sporting a resolution of 320x240 pixels, and a resistive touch screen. I have tested this on an Arduino Uno(R3), and an Arduino Mega(2560 R3) and works perfectly on both. One thing that I found was that this uses the 0x9341 driver. Use the ADAfruit_GFX and Adafruit_TFTLCD libraries for the screen, and the TouchScreen library for the touch screen. Follow this link (http://educ8s.tv/arduino-tic-tac-toe/) (special thanks to NICK KOUMARIS) and just change this in 'void initDisplay()': tft.begin(0x9341); tft.setRotation(3); (You're Welcome!) On the UNO, you will likely be unable to add any other devices because the screen uses almost all of the IO pins. I would highly recommend this screen to anyone!

This is an excellent TFT screen with a 2.8" size, and sporting a resolution of 320x240 pixels, and a resistive touch screen. I have tested this on an Arduino Uno(R3), and an Arduino Mega(2560 R3) and works perfectly on both. One thing that I found was that this uses the 0x9341 driver. Use the ADAfruit_GFX and Adafruit_TFTLCD libraries for the screen, and the TouchScreen library for the touch screen. Follow this link (http://educ8s.tv/arduino-tic-tac-toe/) (special thanks to NICK KOUMARIS) and just change this in 'void initDisplay()': tft.begin(0x9341); tft.setRotation(3); (You're Welcome!) On the UNO, you will likely be unable to add any other devices because the screen uses almost all of the IO pins. I would highly recommend this screen to anyone!

This is an excellent TFT screen with a 2.8" size, and sporting a resolution of 320x240 pixels, and a resistive touch screen. I have tested this on an Arduino Uno(R3), and an Arduino Mega(2560 R3) and works perfectly on both. One thing that I found was that this uses the 0x9341 driver. Use the ADAfruit_GFX and Adafruit_TFTLCD libraries for the screen, and the TouchScreen library for the touch screen. Follow this link (http://educ8s.tv/arduino-tic-tac-toe/) (special thanks to NICK KOUMARIS) and just change this in 'void initDisplay()': tft.begin(0x9341); tft.setRotation(3); (You're Welcome!) On the UNO, you will likely be unable to add any other devices because the screen uses almost all of the IO pins. I would highly recommend this screen to anyone!

Item came sealed in an anti-static bag, wrapped in bubble wrap and placed in a cardboard box. Full marks for the packaging. The screen is really nice & bright, simple to connect to a Genuino Uno. This is very good quality and great value for money Just download the libraries from Adafruit and away you go. I will likely buy more of these screens. NOTE: If you just get a white screen then put a small delay such as delay(10); after the tft.reset();

Item came sealed in an anti-static bag, wrapped in bubble wrap and placed in a cardboard box. Full marks for the packaging. The screen is really nice & bright, simple to connect to a Genuino Uno. This is very good quality and great value for money Just download the libraries from Adafruit and away you go. I will likely buy more of these screens. NOTE: If you just get a white screen then put a small delay such as delay(10); after the tft.reset();

Item came sealed in an anti-static bag, wrapped in bubble wrap and placed in a cardboard box. Full marks for the packaging. The screen is really nice & bright, simple to connect to a Genuino Uno. This is very good quality and great value for money Just download the libraries from Adafruit and away you go. I will likely buy more of these screens. NOTE: If you just get a white screen then put a small delay such as delay(10); after the tft.reset();