Raspberry Pi 3 B+ TFT Touch Screen Display Monitor,3.5 inch LCD 320x480 Display + Touch Pen + Protective Case + Heatsink for Raspberry Pi 3 Model B, Pi 2 Model B, Pi Model A+ A

It was perfect

There is no instruction booklet in the package. But with instructions provided on the Amazon, it's quite easy to put the case and touchscreen together. One issue I had is that only one of the two horizontal supports under the touchscreen can be put in. That makes one corner of the screen sinking under force. I had to cut a sturdy paper straw and put it under the screen to prop up that corner (see picture).Using the driver mentioned in the Q&A, the screen came up without any issues. The quality of the display is as expected on a TFT screen. The touch sensitivity is not great but OK. However, one feature I can't overlook is the constantly on backlight. After a long search on the Web, I couldn't find a way to dim it or turn it off. While it's great for applications require an always-on screen, I prefer the screen backlight can be turn off or at least dimmed when not used.Overall, the quality of the case and touchscreen is decent. The package even includes the required tool for you to assemble them. There are heat sinks provided, but my Raspberry Pi 3 has already had heat sinks on. I wish the backlight on the touchscreen could be program controlled to turn off.

There are no assembly instructions. Just the product picture that has 9 steps shown. The design is ... uh... Someone thought it would be good to put a LCD support "beam" through the pin connections required for the LCD screen. This was completely missed. You can not connect the LCD screen if both "support beams" are placed in the case. Their own Step 6 shows this.

The description and wiki say it's compatible with Raspberry Pi 2 Model B and Ubuntu. I ran the commands, the screen doesn't work, and now it won't boot to OS. Time to spend the rest of the evening rebuilding my music server, thanks.Edit: They should really explicitly state that what they tell you to run (including a bin that executes instructions you can't examine) modifies boot files and may well brick your system. That being said, I rebuilt my server on top of their Kali image, and the screen itself works well enough.. +1 star. Still needs better documentation.

Everything was as I expected. Good product for the money.

One of the support bars crosses over the pins so you won't be able to use it it unless you break it and glue it to the back of the display. It's still fairly sturdy without it but was disappointed by this.

Unable to get screen to dim or turn off with drivers that were recommended

I found the needed driver by searching for "How to use LCD driver site:raspberrypiwiki.com"I'm deducting one star each for lack of drivers and lack of instructions.