After many hours, it finally showed promise with the Freenove ESP32 Ultimate Kit. There is absolutely no documentation available for this combination of device, what little there is was meant for either Raspberry Pi or Arduino (understandable). So, those seeking help, here's a pin layout that works on the ESP32 Wrover-E MCU (seen on picture, too):MOSI = 23, MISO = unused, SCLK = 19, CS = 22, DC = 21, RST = 18, BL = 5For the backlight pin, make sure you write output to it so it enables. I've used nanoframework .NET and made sure to set the pin functions as MOSI and SCLK through the code for SPI1_MOSI / SPI1_CLOCK respectively. Regarding nanoframework, you'll need to compile your own image so it has the Graphics library natively, the documentation there is good.Anyway, as for the LCD screen: colors are okay, refresh is okay - can't complain much. As a beginner, this was a terrible choice considering it took me half a day to figure it out but at least I made it work and I hope others can, too. 6.5/10.

Excellent and easy to use when coding with Adafruit ST7789 library

Testé avec succès sur un ESP32 et eTFT_SPI.La qualité globale du produit semble très bonne.Dispose de 2 solutions de cablage : Un connecteur avec cables Dupont femelles fournis + Trous pour soudure .

I have this and many other cheaper LCD panels, but this is better quality.If you want something just to play with then go with the cheaper ones, but if its for an end product choose this.

Works perfectly, great quality and colours

Works great. Tried a couple of other cheaper ones first and had problems. But this one works well, lovely screen, and fast output if using the right code. I just need to get around to finishing the project I bought it for!