LILYGO T-Display-S3 AMOLED ESP32-S3 with 1.91 Inch RM67162 Display TTGO Development Board Wireless Module (Unwelded pin Version)

So much fun I stayed up till 3am after it arrived trying different screens. The screen in the example comes from available tutorials on YouTube. I actually took two examples and merged them together cause I liked the geolocation layout but wanted a weather station. As you see it's displaying we got a couple inches of snow in Lafollette!Things you need to know...1. The more you want to do with development boards, the more you will spend time learning. Definitely expect to spend some time like I did up till 3am from how exciting it is to customize. Search YouTube for examples for the amoled esp32s3, there are pleasing results to follow. This does involve using a PC to push code to the device. Use the code as is (easy) or learn to mod and build it (involved), good stuff!2. Be aware of different models! Some have amoled screens, some lcd, some have touch screens some do not. Double check!3. If your device has a defect just ask to replace it with another! Understand these things happen while others have zero issues for years on the same board! Sure it's disappointing but I've had good experience with quick Amazon replacements. What's that usually a week and you're back on track? Definitely worth the wait.4. I can't stop staring at the Amoled screen. It's flawless.

First things first - it may look like the screen has a ring of dead / red pixels. My heart sank when I thought mine did but those "pixels" were just printed on the thin plastic film that protects the screen during manufacturing and shipping. Peel that off before using this device.The display really is quite stunning. Deep blacks and crisp vibrant colors.You will need to change some settings in your Arduino IDE to use this device and especially to upload some of the more memory-intensive examples. These settings can be found on the LilyGO Github page that is referenced in the product description above. There are also PlatformIO instructions and files there.If your ESP32 project needs a display with some extra visual "punch", this is the board for you.

seemed to operate nicely out of the box at first. I hooked it up to my laptop and everything seemed great so I downloaded the example files from the products github then looked back at the board and the display was blank. I restarted the device and ever since it is stuck in a constant loop. appears to have a hardware malfunction of some sort. very disappointing especially since i've had great success with their products in the past but some of these newer ones (like the t camera - also barely functional but at least it kind of works i guess) REALLY hoping their new T Deck is a return to form in terms of build quality.

These displays are pretty useless without Arduino software that will actually compile.Relying on Arduino IDE is mostly what affects this display the most. Make software that does not rely on the Arduino IDE at all will make these displays truly useful.

I purchased this for a simple project, and it worked out perfectly? I still need to make a case, or stand for it, but it's running flawlessly!

I have trued many different permutations, different board settings, different graphics drivers, etc. I have two of these boards. I finally got a couple of sketches to compile and upload, to no avail. There is no display, blank, nada. How have others gotten these to work? I give up.

Very obvious ring of dead pixels on screen. over 50 pixels.

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