📺 Waveshare 1.3Inch OLED Display HAT Compatible with Jetson Nano, Raspberry Pi 3B/3B/2B/Zero/Zero W/Zero WH, 128X64 Pixels Screen with Embedded Controller, SPI or I2C Interface, 1.3 Inch, LED Supported Review

The display is very fragile and when mounted as a hat there isn't much to grab hold of. I shattered the glass trying to press it against the board. The datasheet says the controller supports 4 colors and 64 levels of brightness for each color, but the attached code doesn't provide any examples of this, only black and white. I'm not sure if the display itself supports multicolor or not. Other panels using this controller support white, yellow, blue and black. The data sheet also mentions other…

It looks like a good screen but the connector doesn't fit. The Arduino demo code worked well and looked nice and clear. But the screen tends to flicker because the connection doesn't last. I have to keep trying to push it back into place. Also, it's a bit fiddly to connect to the Arduino - you'll have to use extra cables due to the female connectors. I would not buy again.

Looks good, quite simple in UI. Remember that many libraries only support 24-bit and this LCD requires RGB565, just trying to save the next guy some time.

Looks good, quite simple in UI. Keep in mind that many libraries only support 24-bit and this LCD needs rgb565 to save the next guy time.

Hoping it looked in higher resolution. Pixels are visible. No Minecraft-style pixelation, but at 32 pixels vertically you know the pixels are there. No complaints considering the low price, I wouldn't buy more, I would have found a unit with a higher rez.

Much better than the 1.8" TN LCDs that occupy the same space. Viewing angles are about 70 degrees around the perimeter. I really like that resolution for the small size.

Much better than the 1.8" TN LCDs that occupy the same space. Viewing angles are about 70 degrees around the perimeter. I like this resolution for the small size.

Using the wiki examples, the 2 inch part got too hot to touch. 110 or so while running. Might just be the bad part. That's my feedback!

Using the wiki examples, the 2 inch part got too hot to touch. 110 or so while running. Might just be the bad part. Single Board Computers.

It looks like a good screen but the connector doesn't fit. The Arduino demo code worked well and looked nice and clear. But the screen tends to flicker because the connection doesn't last. I have to keep trying to push it back into place. Also, it's a bit fiddly to connect to the Arduino - you'll have to use extra wires due to the female connectors. I would not buy again.