5.0” Nextion Intelligent Series HMI Touch Display

These are great for controll systems well made and delivered well packaged and less then a week to the door

Service is awesome! Packaging is the best
Nextion are awsome.

Thank you.

I purchased the Nextion Intelligent 5” capacitive touch display and I’m extremely impressed with the quality and performance of this display. I have many applications that I believe this display will work very well in. The delivery was fast, responsive and well constructed. I would recommend Nextion to anyone interested in purchasing a quality display.

The product is good and the delivery is very fast

Sorprendido por la rapidez con la que me llegaron las pantallas que pedí. Y esta vez y la anterior sin coste añadido ninguno.
Seguiré contando y usando este producto. Es un producto muy bueno y funciona muy bien.

Good product and good service!

Todo bien

I’ve used Nextion 5” Intelligent displays in my “LockDownRadioControl” project (open-source code all on GitHub). Even the Enhanced version was good, but I’ve been especially impressed by the ‘Intelligent’ version to which I recently upgraded. The Capacitive touch and extra controls including audio and video make it very easy to use and extremely powerful. It lends a feeling of very high quality to my project reminiscent of an iPhone. I love the way media files can play straight from its sd card where there is plenty of room! Other model flyers have been so impressed that several are now building their own copies of this radio!!

To be honest I haven't used the 5" Intelligent touchscreen, yet. It was initially ordered to become a touchscreen for a laser controller that I'm building. But, after considering its capabilities, I've decided to upgrade to 2 * Nextion 7" Intelligent HMIs, one for each hand, with 4 control levels (pages), communicating with each other and the synth processor over I2C. Perfect! Those have just arrived.😎

There is enough commands using the development software and add on I/O board to make use of this panel to stand alone without the need for an esp32 or Pi to make a working display project. The onboard CPU is plenty fast enough to make convincing animations. The development software has the feel of dumbed down old style Windows Visual basic.Very easy to pick up and learn to make use of the display. The add on speaker is not massively loud. But sounds clear when playing Audio. If you are prototyping I would recommend the add on USB power supply module to upload the code, rather than using the SD card to transfer your code, As using the USB add on board is so much faster and convenient.The clever use of debugging and sending command instructions over the serial port to the screen, opens up some real potential to link two panels together and crossing their RX and TX . They could send instructions and change variables between each other. This could make for some interesting projects.Would have been nice to have a lithium battery power management for a battery onboard. However with an easy to connect 5v input it won't be hard to connect a power bank.The display brightness controllable. And with clever use of the small instruction set the screen application is very customisable. I am pushing the screen and processor to the limit with my project of building a working slot machine using IR rotary sensor to sense coins in and a hacked servo using the PWM feature to pay out coins and IR sensors to count them out. The touch screen for button presses and animation for reels to spin. and making brighter images visible to simulate back lit graphics on and off . And clever use of variables to keep track of everything. Still work in progress. But am confident the screen is capable of running the whole project without the need of an external processor. The only issues i get is image refresh flashes when the image looses focus to another button or timer. I am sure with clever coding i might be able to reduce this or eliminate it.But as said i am pushing this device far beyond it's perceived application.