1.3inch OLED Display HAT 128x64 Pixels SPI/I2C Interface Embedded Controller Direct-pluggable onto Raspberry Pi Supports Jetson Nano

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This hat is fairly easy to implement on a raspberry pi zero w although be forewarned it's a bit slow. Works well with the fbtft drivers (using st7735s and telling the driver to rotate 180 so the memory addresses line up) works perfectly on my pi 3 b+.... Read More

Easy to install, found a great test script and got the demo working in just 10min with a couple mods to the system. Vendor provides a link to some demo software.

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Quality

Works well with the fbtft drivers (using st7735s and telling the driver to rotate 180 so the memory addresses line up).

Price

I made a mistake, but to return it would cost me more than what i did pay.

Competitiveness

The recommended adafruit display was on back order so i took a chance on this display for my pitrezor wallet project with my ra... Read More

By default, the display uses 4-pin spi mode plus two gpio pins while the keys/joystick are connected to gpio pins.

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This product had a total of 150 reviews as of our last analysis date on Oct 20 2022.