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A 1.3 inch 64×128 OLED HAT with SH1107 driver, SPI and I2C interfaces, and two user buttons for Raspberry Pi Pico series boards
This 1.3inch OLED module mounts directly on a Raspberry Pi Pico header and uses the SH1107 controller to drive a 64×128 pixel panel. It communicates over either 4-wire SPI or I2C for flexible integration. Two onboard buttons provide immediate input without extra wiring. The board targets makers adding a compact display to Pico-based projects.
The display replaces raw LED indicators or serial-terminal debugging by rendering graphics and menus on the Pico itself. The jump is worth it when a project needs on-device status screens, sensor readouts or simple UI without a separate monitor. It also removes the hassle of breadboarding a separate OLED breakout and level-shifting logic.
The resolution comfortably handles icons, small fonts, bar graphs and splash screens in a 1.3inch footprint. Complex animations or detailed bitmaps will run out of pixel space quickly. The SH1107 driver keeps refresh latency low over SPI or I2C, but the panel size itself limits the amount of concurrent information you can show.
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| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Yes, the HAT is designed for the standard Pi Pico header and fits all Raspberry Pi Pico series boards directly.
The module supports both 4-wire SPI and I2C; select the desired bus by populating the appropriate solder jumpers or header pins as shown in the board silkscreen.
The two user buttons are standard tactile switches soldered to the PCB; they are not socketed, so replacement requires desoldering and fitting new switches of the same footprint.
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