for Raspberry Pi 5 Touch Screen, 3.5 inch Touchscreen with Fan, 320x480 Monitor TFT LCD Display

Works perfect

The mini monitor works well after installing the driver. The touch screen functions, though it's a bit tricky to use with the attached pen or finger. The picture resolution is decent, and the build quality is solid. For $10, it's a great deal.

Does not work on pi5 or pi4b. I tried for hours and followed instructions. Nothing worked. Thought it might be gpio pins but no. I think drivers are not compatible.

Display only, no touch on raspi 4b, despite trying spec'd drivers, waveshare drivers, and discreet.No functionality successful (yet) on orange pi zero 3.

This display works with the Renegade. How I got it to work is I flashed Ubuntu off of Libres supported OS downloads (I chose the pre installed desktop).I then Googled "how to set up 3.5inch display on Libre Renegade" and a result should pop up on Libre's forums over it.Follow the instructions (it will take some time so be prepared) and you're good to go.

Besides installing the driver, this TFT is essentially a plug and play TFT. The overall quality is decent and the touch resistance is spot on. At 50 fps you're not going to be playing any major games on this but it's enough for several different projects including small emulation projects. All in all, a pretty nice display for the price.

This 3.5-inch touchscreen display is a fantastic choice for projects needing a clear and interactive interface. The 320x480 resolution provides ample detail, and the touch functionality is responsive and accurate.The inclusion of a fan is a nice touch, helping to keep the display cool during extended use. I was impressed with the brightness and clarity of the screen, and the overall build quality feels solid.