BIGTREETECH TFT43 V3.0 &TFT50 V3.0 & TFT70 V3.0 Display Touch Screen Two Working Modes for SKR Octopus Control Board

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Size: TFT70 V3.0

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Size: TFT70 V3.0

Upgrade your 3D printer interface with the BigTreeTech TFT43 / TFT50 / TFT70 V3.0 Dual-Mode Touchscreen Display — a versatile color screen available in three sizes (4.3", 5", and 7") that combines modern touchscreen convenience with backward compatibility.

These high-resolution displays feature a powerful ARM Cortex-M3/M4 MCU and offer two working modes in one device: full touchscreen (UART) mode for intuitive color menus or classic 12864 LCD + encoder mode for maximum compatibility with older firmware setups. The large, sharp screen provides clear visibility of temperatures, print progress, and settings.

Key Features:

  • Dual Operating Modes — Easy switching between responsive touchscreen UI and traditional 12864 graphic LCD mode
  • High-Resolution Color Display — Crisp visuals with bright backlight for excellent readability
  • SD Card & USB Support — Firmware updates and G-code file management directly from the screen (in touchscreen mode)
  • Expansion Ports — WiFi module support, filament runout sensor (FIL-DET), and PS-ON auto-shutdown
  • Multiple Size Options — Choose 4.3" (TFT43), 5" (TFT50), or 7" (TFT70) to match your build space and preference
  • Rich Connectivity — Compatible with EXP1/EXP2 for 12864 mode and RS232/UART for touchscreen mode

Technical Highlights:

  • Supports Marlin and Klipper firmware
  • SD card logic voltage: 3.3V or 5V
  • Power input: DC 5V
  • Additional ports for DIY expansions (WiFi, filament detection, power control)

Compatible With:

  • BigTreeTech SKR series, SKR Octopus, and most 32-bit control boards
  • Ender 3 / Ender 3 V2 / Ender 5 and Creality printers
  • Voron 2.4, Voron Trident, and other custom builds
  • RAMPS, MEGA2560, and Marlin-based motherboards