Meet the GTi (Gotek Touchscreen Interface): a budget-friendly 3.5inch ESP32 touchscreen (with MicroSD slot) that plugs right into your Gotek's USB port to mimic a standard USB flashdrive from Omegaware.
Visual browsing: Explore your entire retro library via cover art if you choose.
Full Colour 480 x 320 resolution touchscreen
One-tap loading: Just tap INSERT and your Amiga boots straight into the game.
Zero modifications: No soldering, no hardware hacks, and no changes to your Gotek.
Store your ADF files on a MicroSD and plug it in to the GTI
Unplug it anytime, and your setup is completely stock.
Tired of scrolling blindly through text lists on your Gotek? The GTi is a low-cost ESP32 touchscreen that plugs straight into the USB port of your Gotek and tricks your system into thinking it's a thumb drive. You get to browse your whole library with actual cover art, hit INSERT, and watch the Amiga boot right up. The killer feature? No soldering, no mods. Basic device needs flashing (unsure how to do this? Ask us to do it for you.
Unplug the GTi, and your Gotek goes right back to the way it was.
GTI Options...
1. ESP32 TOUCHSCREEN (FLASH YOURSELF)
2. ESP32 TOUCHSCREEN, FLASHED WITH 4GB MICROSD CARD
3. ESP32 TOUCHSCREEN, FLASHED WITH 4GB MICROSD CARD & 3D CASE
Gotek Touchscreen Interface | GTI ESP32-S3
FLASH IT YOURSELF!
The basic version requires you are competent to flash your ESP32 yourself via the GTI website.
Check out the quick guide on our blog!
TECH SPECS
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High-resolution 3.5-inch capacitive touch display Featuring a 480 x 320 resolution, this ESP32-S3 module delivers sharp, clear visuals ideal for interactive applications and user-friendly interfaces.
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Powerful ESP32-S3 processor with ample memory Equipped with 8M PSRAM and 16M FLASH, this module ensures smooth multitasking and efficient execution of complex projects and graphical applications.
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Supports Arduino and LVGL development Fully compatible with Arduino and LVGL, this module enables rapid prototyping and intuitive UI design for embedded systems and IoT projects.
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Capacitive touch with IPS technology The IPS capacitive touch screen offers wide viewing angles and responsive touch performance, enhancing user experience in various lighting conditions.
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Compact and lightweight design With a package size of 13 x 15 x 5 cm and a weight of 0.012 kg, this module is easy to integrate into small-scale and portable projects.
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ESP32-S3 CAN DO MUCH MORE
In plain English, an ESP32-S3 touchscreen is an all-in-one mini "smart screen" and control center that you can program to do almost anything you want.
Think of it as combining a tiny, super-cheap computer chip with a colourful, touch-sensitive display, plus built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
What Is It Made For?
It is designed for makers, hobbyists, and engineers to build custom gadgets and interactive smart devices without needing a full-sized computer or expensive tablet. Because it has Wi-Fi and a screen you can touch, it's basically a blank canvas for your own hardware projects.
Common Things People Build With It:
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Smart Home Dashboards: A little screen on your desk or wall with buttons to turn smart lights on and off, check room temperatures, or see security camera status.
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Custom Remote Controls: A dedicated touchscreen remote for audio gear, retro computers, or workshop tools.
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IoT (Internet of Things) Gadgets: Devices that pull live information from the internet—like weather updates, stock tickers, or crypto prices—and display them colorfully.
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Status Monitors: Small displays sitting next to a 3D printer, server, or gaming rig to show real-time progress and stats.
Why Is It So Popular?
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It’s low-cost: You get a full color display and a powerful wireless computer for very little money.
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It’s connected: It can easily talk to your home network, your phone, or online services via Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
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It’s capable: The "S3" version has enough processing power to run smooth graphics, animations, and touch buttons without lagging.
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