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1.3 Inch White OLED Display Module 128x64 I2C SPI Interface for Arduino DIY Projects
Discover the 1.3-inch white OLED display module with 128x64 resolution, supporting I2C and SPI interfaces. Perfect for Arduino and DIY electronics projects. High contrast, low power, and easy to use.
5/5
3 Reviews
15,95€
The price includes VAT
Key points
- High-contrast white OLED screen for excellent visibility
- Supports both I2C and SPI communication protocols
- Compact 1.3-inch design suitable for space-constrained applications
- Low power consumption ideal for battery-powered devices
- Easy to integrate with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and other platforms View product presentation
Certificate
UL
Color: 4P BLUE
France
Shipping fee 1,99€
Delivery: jul 02 - 06
CAINIAO_FULFILLMENT_STD
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Product presentation
Brighten Your Projects with Crystal-Clear White OLED Display!
This high-quality 1.3-inch white OLED display module features a crisp 128x64 resolution, perfect for clear and bright text and graphics in your electronic projects. Designed with both I2C and SPI communication interfaces, it offers flexible connectivity options for seamless integration with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and other microcontrollers. The module is ideal for DIY electronics enthusiasts, hobbyists, and engineers who need a reliable, low-power display solution. Its compact size and simple wiring make it easy to embed into wearable devices, smart sensors, or custom control panels. With excellent visibility in various lighting conditions, this OLED module delivers superior performance for real-time data visualization.
| Brand Name EQV |
| Resolution 128*160 |
| Origin Mainland China |
| Display Mode 1.3 Inch Oled Module |
| High-concerned chemical None |
| Model Number 1.3 Inch Oled Module |
| Type OLED |
| is_customized Yes |
Reviews
Perfect for my home automation dashboard. Highly recommend for any DIY project!
Great display quality and very easy to connect with my Arduino Uno. Works perfectly!
Excellent brightness and sharp text. Only minor issue was the documentation could be clearer.
