2.4" TFT UNO/MEGA TFT Touch Display Module

Bright 2.4" Full-Color LCD Screen: Delivers a 240\times 320 pixel resolution display supporting up to 65K vivid RGB colors for clear graphical rendering and user interfaces.

Integrated Resistive Touchscreen: Features an onboard resistive touch overlay with an included stylus, enabling interactive menu navigation and custom touch controls.

Direct UNO & MEGA Shield Design: Engineered as a plug-and-play shield that stacks directly onto Arduino UNO R3, UNO R4, and Mega 2560 header pins without extra wiring or breadboards.

Onboard MicroSD Card Slot: Includes an integrated MicroSD card socket on the underside for storing and displaying BMP images, graphics, and local data logs.

Broad Driver & Library Support: Powered by standard ILI9341 / SPFD5408 display controllers, supported by popular open-source libraries like MCUFRIEND_kbv and Adafruit GFX.

Shield & Module Quality: Built on a multi-layer FR-4 glass epoxy PCB featuring precise header pin alignment and a protective screen glass surface.

Operating Voltage & Logic: Designed for 5V operation with built-in logic level handling matching standard 5V Arduino boards.

Handling Precautions: Hold carefully by the outer PCB edges when plugging or unplugging from your Arduino board to prevent bending header pins or placing pressure on the glass.

Environmental Limits: Operating temperature range is -20°C to +70°C. Keep protected from static discharge, metal particles, and moisture.

Interactive Touchscreen Upgrade: Market as the essential visual shield for turning standard Arduino UNO and Mega boards into interactive, touch-controlled smart devices.

No-Wiring Plug-and-Play Assembly: Highlight the pin-header shield layout, allowing beginners and advanced makers to add a touch screen instantly without dynamic wire clutter.

Recommended Cross-Sell Add-ons: Pair with Arduino UNO R3/R4 Boards, Arduino Mega 2560 Boards, and MicroSD Memory Cards.

Ideal for Custom Control Panels: Perfect choice for building DIY smart home dashboards, handheld instruments, mini game consoles, and robotic control terminals.