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A 320×240 IPS display HAT with 65K RGB colours, SPI interface and four user buttons for Raspberry Pi Pico projects
This 2-inch display module mounts directly on a Raspberry Pi Pico and adds a 320×240 IPS panel with 65K RGB colours. Four onboard buttons give immediate tactile control without extra wiring. Example code in C/C++ and MicroPython is included so developers can start drawing graphics or building menus right away.
The screen communicates over a standard SPI bus, keeping the GPIO requirement low but capping the maximum frame rate. Large full-screen updates will visibly scan, so animations work best with partial redraws or smaller sprites. The four buttons share the same bus, so button polling adds a small overhead to the SPI traffic.
The resolution comfortably fits status readouts, sensor graphs, icon-based menus or retro-style games. Full-motion video or detailed maps exceed the available pixel count and SPI bandwidth, so those use cases will run out of headroom quickly.
The 65K colour palette renders bright icons, colour-coded alerts and simple gradients without banding. Photographic images or smooth shading reveal the limited colour resolution, so high-fidelity graphics are not a practical target for this module.
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| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
The display shows 320 by 240 pixels on an IPS panel, giving a compact but readable image for Pico projects.
65K RGB colours produce vivid, smooth gradients on the 2-inch screen, suitable for UI elements, graphs and simple animations.
SPI keeps pin count low on the Pico, but the serial link caps refresh speed, so full-screen video or fast scrolling will be slower than a parallel interface.
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