Displays

Find the right display for your project—OLED, LCD, TFT/IPS, e-paper, HDMI touch, 7-segment, and LED matrix. Compatible with Arduino, ESP32/ESP8266, and Raspberry Pi. Most modules use I2C, SPI, UART, or HDMI for quick prototyping.

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  • I2C – 2-wire, easy address chaining (OLED/character LCD)
  • SPI – high-speed color TFT/IPS
  • UART/HMI – Nextion smart displays (GUI offloaded)
  • HDMI – Pi/PC monitors; add USB for touch

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Compatibility Notes

  • Voltage: Many color TFT/IPS modules are 3.3V logic; level-shift when driving from 5V boards (e.g., Arduino Uno).
  • Libraries: Popular options include Adafruit GFX, U8g2, TFT_eSPI, and LVGL; check your product page for pinouts/examples.
  • Touch: For HDMI touch screens, install the USB touch driver if required; some are plug-and-play on Raspberry Pi OS.
  • Performance: SPI frequency/bus choice impacts frame rate; keep wires short and use proper grounds.

FAQs – Displays (Philippines)

Are these displays compatible with Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi?
Yes. Most use I2C, SPI, UART/HMI, or HDMI. Match voltage levels (3.3V vs 5V) and install the recommended library for your board.
Which library should I use?
For OLEDs use U8g2/Adafruit SSD1306; for TFT/IPS use Adafruit GFX, TFT_eSPI, or ILI9341/ST77xx drivers; for GUIs try LVGL or Nextion Editor (HMI).
Do I need a level shifter?
Often yes for color TFT/IPS modules when using 5V MCUs (Arduino Uno/Mega). ESP32/Raspberry Pi are 3.3V and usually connect directly.
Do you ship nationwide in the Philippines?
Yes. We ship nationwide via trusted couriers, with fast dispatch for Metro Manila orders.
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Find the right display for your project—OLED, LCD, TFT/IPS, e-paper, HDMI touch, 7-segment, and LED matrix. Compatible with Arduino, ESP32/ESP8266, and Raspberry Pi. Most modules use I2C, SPI, UART, or HDMI for quick prototyping.

Shop by Type

Shop by Interface

  • I2C – 2-wire, easy address chaining (OLED/character LCD)
  • SPI – high-speed color TFT/IPS
  • UART/HMI – Nextion smart displays (GUI offloaded)
  • HDMI – Pi/PC monitors; add USB for touch

Recommended Accessories

Compatibility Notes

  • Voltage: Many color TFT/IPS modules are 3.3V logic; level-shift when driving from 5V boards (e.g., Arduino Uno).
  • Libraries: Popular options include Adafruit GFX, U8g2, TFT_eSPI, and LVGL; check your product page for pinouts/examples.
  • Touch: For HDMI touch screens, install the USB touch driver if required; some are plug-and-play on Raspberry Pi OS.
  • Performance: SPI frequency/bus choice impacts frame rate; keep wires short and use proper grounds.

FAQs – Displays (Philippines)

Are these displays compatible with Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi?
Yes. Most use I2C, SPI, UART/HMI, or HDMI. Match voltage levels (3.3V vs 5V) and install the recommended library for your board.
Which library should I use?
For OLEDs use U8g2/Adafruit SSD1306; for TFT/IPS use Adafruit GFX, TFT_eSPI, or ILI9341/ST77xx drivers; for GUIs try LVGL or Nextion Editor (HMI).
Do I need a level shifter?
Often yes for color TFT/IPS modules when using 5V MCUs (Arduino Uno/Mega). ESP32/Raspberry Pi are 3.3V and usually connect directly.
Do you ship nationwide in the Philippines?
Yes. We ship nationwide via trusted couriers, with fast dispatch for Metro Manila orders.
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