Robocraze 1.3 inches I2C OLED Display | IIC Interface 1.3 inch OLED Screen Display Module for boards compatible with Arduino | 128×64 Resolution…
₹549.00
- This OLED display module has a 128 x 64 resolution display and is best used for development boards compatible with Arduino.
- The 1.3 inches OLED display is designed as a I2C display and provides a IIC interface with a supply voltage of 3.3V – 5V.
- This OLED display module for microcontrollers runs on a SH1106 driver IC
- The OLED screen display module has a compact size is constructed with a volume of 27MM * 27MM * 4.1MM.
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Specification: Robocraze 1.3 inches I2C OLED Display | IIC Interface 1.3 inch OLED Screen Display Module for boards compatible with Arduino | 128×64 Resolution…
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Robocraze 1.3 inches I2C OLED Display | IIC Interface 1.3 inch OLED Screen Display Module for boards compatible with Arduino | 128×64 Resolution…
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Abdur –
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I ordered it and replaced with new one when it not working now it is working but not of use i will recommend them service good products
Sam –
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Display is good white colour, but brightness is little bit low
sekhar –
Does not work.
Abdur –
Sam –
Screen damage and not working
Km k. –
Not working from first use.
kirubaharan –
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Quality is excellent, got more than expected.Works great with U82glib library. clarity is same as expected and good.I purchased 3 display and this the best.Feels bit expensive but worth.The size is perfect that i expected
Km k. –
First of all there was one problem regarding the display having one unwanted straight line on the extreme right of the display, after googling and reading some other forums/sellers responses then I noticed that the driver which I selected previously was SSD1306 (I2C) which was wrong, eventually I noticed the sellers specifications and corrected the driver to SH1106 (I2C), the unwanted line is vanished, I admit it was my mistake to chose the wrong driver before, but now everything is solved.
Thank you.