BIGTREETECH Touchscreen TFT35 SPI V2.1 for pi V1.2
BIGTREETECH Touchscreen TFT35 SPI V2.1 for pi V1.2
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BIGTREETECH TFT35 SPI V2.1 is a medium-sized and clear 3D printer display developed by the 3D printing team of Shenzhen Big Tree Technology Co., Ltd.
This medium sized screen is directly plugged into the BTT pi v1.2 as a touch screen display.
Key Features:
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SPI is used for LCD display, and I2C is used for touch. The touch screen is controlled by the chip on the motherboard, which significantly reduces its cost.
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FPC port for connecting. It is connected to the motherboard through the FPC cable, simple and convenient.
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XH2.54 terminal. Designed with XH2.54 terminal, which can communicate with the board through the terminal.
Indicator Light:
When the motherboard is powered on: the power indicator, D2 red light, lights up, indicating that the power supply is functioning normally.
Please note we do not currently have the 102 Can module to connect with the CB1, V2.1
1. Product Dimensions: 98 x 56mm
2. Mounting Dimensions: 98 x 56mm, you can read more details here: BIGTREETECH TFT35 SPI V2.1_SIZE
3. Input Voltage: DC 5V
4. Logic Voltage: DC 3.3V
5. Screen Size: 3.5–inch
6. Resolution: 480×320
7. Driver IC for SPI Display: ILI9488
8. Driver IC for Touch: NS2009
Shipping & returns
Orders placed before 10am AWST, Sunday to Thursday, are dispatched the same day via Australia Post. We don’t ship on Fridays.
Questions
Will it fit my printer?
If your printer takes 1.75mm filament, yes. That covers Artillery, Creality, Bambu Lab, Prusa and most others.
Do I need to dry it?
New rolls arrive vacuum sealed with desiccant, so they’re ready to print. Once opened, all filament slowly absorbs moisture — signs include popping at the nozzle, extra stringing and rough or weak prints.
Drying fixes it. As a rough guide: PLA at 45–50°C, PETG and TPU at 55–65°C, ASA at 65–80°C, each for 4–6 hours. TPU is the thirstiest, so store it sealed and dry it before long prints. Our filament dryers make this easy.
Can I buy in bulk?
Yes — bulk and wholesale enquiries are welcome. Get in touch.