ESP32 LVGL 2.8" 240x320 Smart Display with Resistive Touch & WiFi/Bluetooth Dev Board

Name: ESP32 LVGL 2.8" 240x320 Smart Display with Resistive Touch & WiFi/Bluetooth Dev Board
Brand: ShillehTek
SKU: AJ001
Price: 19.99 USD
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ESP32 LVGL 2.8-inch 240x320 resistive touch smart display dev board for wireless HMI, dashboards, and IoT control panels with WiFi/Bluetooth, ideal for home automation, robotics, and prototyping.

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Build interactive HMI projects with this ESP32 smart display, a 2.8-inch 240x320 resistive touch dev board that combines a color screen with integrated WiFi/Bluetooth for connected dashboards, machine controls, and IoT user interfaces. Designed for LVGL-based GUI development, it gives makers a compact way to create home automation panels, robotics interfaces, portable instruments, and custom control terminals with responsive on-screen menus. Ideal for prototyping wireless embedded displays in Arduino IDE, ESP-IDF, and other ESP32 workflows, supporting custom touch controls, live sensor readouts, and connected status screens for makers and product developers.

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Features & Specs

[ESP32 Controller]: Uses an ESP32 development board for wireless HMI, dashboard, and embedded display projects.

[Display Resolution]: Features a 2.8-inch 240x320 color screen for compact control panels and status displays.

[Resistive Touch]: Includes a resistive touch interface for custom buttons, menus, and on-screen controls.

[WiFi Bluetooth]: Integrates WiFi and Bluetooth for connected IoT panels, live readouts, and wireless user interfaces.

[LVGL Support]: Designed for LVGL-based GUI development for responsive embedded touchscreen applications.

[IDE Compatibility]: Supports Arduino IDE and ESP-IDF workflows for ESP32 display prototyping and firmware development.

[Use Case Fit]: Well suited for home automation panels, robotics interfaces, portable instruments, and machine controls.