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LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD 3.5inch Touch Display Module 480×320 65K Colors

SKU CH-KS53-CPG2J

A 3.5 inch IPS touch display with 480×320 resolution and 65K colours, resistive XPT2046 controller, microSD slot and direct Pico header for SPI projects

  • Clear 3.5 inch IPS visuals with 480×320 resolution
  • Smooth resistive touch via dedicated XPT2046 controller
  • Built-in MicroSD slot for direct image display
  • Programmable backlight control saves power
  • Ready-to-use female header fits Raspberry Pi Pico directly

Compact Touch Display for Pi Pico

This 3.5 inch module adds a 480×320 IPS panel with 65K colours to a Raspberry Pi Pico. A resistive controller XPT2046 and ILI9488 driver run over the SPI bus. An onboard female header plugs straight onto the Pico without extra wiring.

Makers needing a small colour touchscreen

Suits hobbyists building portable instruments, data loggers or simple GUIs on a Pico. Not for projects that require capacitive multi-touch, larger screen area or higher pixel density than 480×320.

SPI interface decides compatibility

The display communicates solely through the Pico SPI pins, so any host must expose that bus and run the supplied C/C++ or MicroPython libraries. Without SPI the module cannot function.

Highlights

  • Clear 3.5 inch IPS visuals with 480×320 resolution
  • Smooth resistive touch via dedicated XPT2046 controller
  • Built-in MicroSD slot for direct image display
  • Programmable backlight control saves power
  • Ready-to-use female header fits Raspberry Pi Pico directly

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

Which Raspberry Pi Pico board do I need to plug this 3.5inch display into?

The module has an onboard female pin header that connects directly to any Raspberry Pi Pico series board.

Can I keep using the resistive touch controller XPT2046 if I add other SPI peripherals?

The display communicates over the SPI bus, so additional SPI devices can share the bus with separate chip-select lines.

How do I verify the ILI9488 driver is rendering 480×320 pixels at 65K colours after wiring it up?

Run the supplied MicroPython or C/C++ example; the screen should show a full-colour test pattern without artefacts.

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