Nextion 10.1″ Intelligent Series HMI Display NX1060P101-011C-I Capacitive LCD-TFT Touch Screen 1024 * 600, Widely Used in Vehicle, 3D Printer, Support Video Audio Animation Play Functions.

Ease of use: This couldnt be any easier or more straight forward to use. I use this display as an HID for a dual MSP430F5529 & AM263 MCU DAQ setup. It has is own control capabilities and it has a powerful processor Compatibility: UART can be bit-bashed making this thing compatible with anything that has an output Functionality: This intelligent series has Data Storage capabilities, allowing the memory offloaded from the MCU's ADC to be transferred and freeing buffer & computational power with just the click and drag of a button on the editor! Wifi connectivity: No tested or observed. If this does have wifi, I am unclear on how it works. Value for money: Expensive - but it massively increases development time of any development system Why did you pick this product vs others?: I wanted an easily implemented data storage device that did not use EEPROM only; Allowing the data to be off loaded. This one does indeed have that capability - using the Data Storage object in the Nextion Editor; This feature is specific to the Intelligent Series Nextion Display

I think I have in total purchased about 6 or 7 of these screens and they are awesome as …. These make my Arduino projects look amazing there is a premium feel and I had to find a guy that showed me that ‘ print “LED ON” ‘ was the simplest way to go. And then a simple few lines of Arduino code and I was off. Made some really cool stuff. I also paired these with some ‘Productivity Open P1AM-100 starter kits’ from automation direct and made an industrial machine for my company. It’s awesome! A little learning curve but I figured it all out from YouTube and ai. I like the capacitive touch. I only have one resistive touch and I just don’t like it. But it works. Gotta be very careful about the screen size or it won’t accept the pics for backgrounds etc. I did not use the built in GPIO yet. Not sure how it works. I am an Arduino guy. Also be very careful not to go over 5V. I blew out a screen connecting a 9V battery. That screen is a boat anchor. 5V only on the 10.1. Be aware. Don’t lose $180 on an over voltage connection like I did. Other than that these screens are amazing.

These units are great to work with, and produce a very nice visual display of graphics and information. Some of the graphics functions need to be worked around, but I have used these in major electronic designs.

I have several 7" intelligent screens and all of them upload from my SD card fine, this 10.1 doesn't detect any TFT file on the card. Also note this screen has a different chip in it than my 7" screens (purchased from nextion website) it's a KIOXIA chip rather than the correct WINBOND chip. I have a feeling this swapped chip is the cause of the SD issue.

By far the easiest display I've used. I wish the control library was a bit more complete with more robust exposed property sets, but with a few minor tricks you can accomplish quite a lot. Operating it from an arduino is a breeze, once you track down the best means of doing so. Check out videos on Nextion on arduino with no library.