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0.96 Inch OLED Display Module SSD1306 I2C / SPI Serial 128×64 LCD – 4 Pin Yellow/Blue, White/Blue with Pre‑Soldered Headers – a compact, high‑contrast visual solution for Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32, and other microcontroller projects. This OLED screen delivers crisp graphics and text with low power consumption, making it ideal for dashboards, wearables, and DIY electronics.
Key Highlights
- 2.5 mm pixel resolution – 128 × 64 monochrome OLED for clear, sharp imagery
- Dual interface: I2C (2‑pin) or SPI (4‑pin) – flexible connectivity to any microcontroller
- Pre‑soldered pin headers – plug‑and‑play, no soldering required
- Ultra‑thin, lightweight design – perfect for handheld or embedded applications
- Low power consumption – ideal for battery‑powered projects
- Wide operating voltage: 3.3 V–5.5 V – works with most Arduino boards and development kits
- Color variants: Yellow/Blue or White/Blue – choose the look that matches your design
Technical Specifications
- Display size: 0.96 in. (24 mm × 16 mm)
- Resolution: 128 × 64 pixels (monochrome)
- Interface: I2C (2‑pin) or SPI (4‑pin)
- Operating voltage: 3.3 V–5.5 V
- Current draw: < 10 mA (typical)
- Contrast adjustment: Built‑in programmable
- Package: 4‑pin DIP with soldered headers
Compatibility & Applications
Seamlessly integrate with:
- Arduino Uno, Mega, Nano, Leonardo, etc.
- Raspberry Pi (Pi Zero, Pi 4)
- ESP32 / ESP8266 boards
- STM32, PIC, and other microcontrollers
- Embedded systems, IoT devices, hobbyist projects, and prototyping
Why Choose This OLED Display?
- Plug‑and‑play: Headers are pre‑soldered, eliminating the need for a breadboard or additional wiring.
- Versatile: Supports both I2C and SPI, giving you the flexibility to match your project’s architecture.
- Cost‑effective: Affordable price point without compromising on quality or performance.
- Durable: OLED technology offers a long lifespan and excellent contrast even in bright environments.
- Community‑tested: Widely used in maker communities, with abundant libraries and tutorials available.
Installation & Quick Start
1. Connect the 4 pin headers to your microcontroller’s I2C or SPI pins.
2. Install the Adafruit SSD1306 library (or equivalent).
3. Upload a sample sketch – you’ll see a “Hello, World!” message in seconds!
Upgrade your project with a reliable, high‑visibility display that’s ready to use right out of the box. Order now and bring your prototypes to life!
Price: Original price was: $ 5.67.$ 2.83Current price is: $ 2.83.