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Bazarc 3.5 inch Resistive Touch Display with Pen
3.5 inch resistive touch display with pen for Raspberry Pi, supporting Raspbian, Ubuntu MATE, Kali and Retropie with FBCP driver enabling software resolution and dual-display at 50Hz
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- 5" resistive touchscreen with included pen for direct input
- 50 Hz refresh via FBCP driver for smooth visuals
- IPS panel gives wide viewing angles
- Supports Raspbian, Ubuntu MATE, Kali and Retropie
- Mounting screws and quick-start sheet in the box
3.5″ Resistive Touch Display for Raspberry Pi
This 3.5 inch resistive touch display connects directly to Raspberry Pi boards including the 4B and 3B+. It ships with a touch pen and mounting screws for quick installation. The unit is aimed at makers and developers who need a compact integrated screen for embedded projects.
Driver-Based Operation at About 50 Hz Refresh
The panel relies on an FBCP software driver to function, which limits the refresh rate to about 50 Hz. Supported operating systems include Raspbian, Ubuntu MATE, Kali and Retropie, though Ubuntu MATE on the Pi 4B is not yet available. Dual-display configuration is possible through software resolution settings.
Upgrades Headless or HDMI-Only Setups
This display replaces headless operation or an external HDMI monitor for portable or space-constrained builds. The jump is worth it when you need direct touch input and a self-contained unit without a separate screen. It does not suit projects that require higher refresh rates, capacitive touch or larger viewing areas.
Highlights
- 5" resistive touchscreen with included pen for direct input
- 50 Hz refresh via FBCP driver for smooth visuals
- IPS panel gives wide viewing angles
- Supports Raspbian, Ubuntu MATE, Kali and Retropie
- Mounting screws and quick-start sheet in the box
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which version of the 3.5 inch resistive display should I choose for my Raspberry Pi model?
The display supports all Raspberry Pi versions including Pi 4B and 3B+, and works with Raspbian, Ubuntu MATE, Kali and Retropie systems.
What does the 50 Hz refresh rate mean when the screen is running on a Pi?
The 50 Hz refresh rate indicates the approximate screen update speed when using the FBCP software driver for dual-display output.
How does the resistive touch interface connect to the Raspberry Pi?
The display connects directly to the Raspberry Pi GPIO header using the included screw pack for secure mounting.
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