IZOKEE 0.96'' I2C IIC 12864 128X64 Pixel OLED LCD Display Shield Board Module 4 Pin for Arduino & Raspberry Pi - Pack of 3pcs (Yellow-Blue-IIC) Review

I bought these thinking I could replace the oval mounting hole model I use in my FatShark Goggles FPV goggles but other than that they are smaller and have a different circuit board design than the original ones have they crashed when starting an arduino script Examples of type, scrolling, adding text etc. All crashed at the same moment which forced me to find the script and fix the problem. I still don't know why they fall. I have not used them in my glasses and will keep them for myself…

I definitely recommend this bundle - you get three OLED screens for a very low price. They come in a small protective plastic clamshell case and are 3/3 finished. I've scanned the I2C addresses to make sure there aren't any compatibility issues, as I've found that some of these cheaper packages sometimes have weird anomalies, but I2C addresses default to 0x3C. So far I've used them in several different projects and also use them to practice coding and to implement I2C in other projects. Regular

I definitely recommend this kit - you get three OLED screens for a very reasonable price. They came in little protective plastic clamshell cases and 3/3 of them worked. I've scanned the I2C addresses to make sure there aren't any compatibility issues, as I've found that some of these cheaper packages sometimes have weird anomalies, but I2C addresses default to 0x3C. So far I've used them in several different projects and also use them to practice coding and to implement I2C in other projects…

Received 3 screens as advertised, each in a tiny protective case. The screens are good, bright, with very rich colors. The video I uploaded makes the colors dull, but they're quite bright when I look at them with my own eyes. I ordered a yellow/blue screen and the thing to note with this screen is that you get the full 128x64 pixels but there is a gap between the yellow and blue parts. So you end up with 128 x 16 yellow pixels at the top and 128 x 48 pixels at the bottom, all usable, with both…

This is a great OLED display that is very easy to work with. Using the Adafruit libraries makes this very easy. Some basic codes are shown below. Some additional info that might be helpful: > Current draw for 128x32 mode: 14.7mA (Adafruit logo), 4.4mA (4 lines of size 1), 4.5mA (2 lines of size 1) , 10.6 mA (2 rows of size 2 ). lines), < 10 µA (display off) > 128x64 mode current consumption: 10.5 mA (Adafruit logo), 3.3 mA (4 lines size1), 3.3 mA (2 lines size1), 6.6 mA (2 lines…