HiLetgo 0.96" SSD1306 I2C IIC SPI Serial 128X64 OLED LCD Display 4 Pin Font Color Blue

I'm using this together with an Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense to display output from several of the programs in the Tiny Machine Learning Kit. It was easy to connect to the Grove adapter in that kit through a Grove to 4-pin cable and a breadboard. Software was simple - used the Adafruit SSD1306 OLED library and it worked great. (That library is compatible with the Adafruit GTX libraries that work with many displays). Display is bright and clear and readable even in its tiny size.

Nice and small, crisp, inexpensive, and easy to use display. I'm using this with a SparkFun 8266 Thing and it works no issues. Just remember to have pull-up resistors on SCL/SDA if you don't have another device on the bus that provides them. I'm using the u8g2 library and using the U8G2_SSD1306_128X64_NONAME_F_HW_I2C object with no issues seen so far. If you want text only then use the lighter weight u8x8 library that is included in the u8g2 package along with the U8X8_SSD1306_128X64_NONAME_HW_I2C object and life can't get any easier...Note that being OLED these displays probably shouldn't be used in cases where the display will be on continuously for a long time. I would expect that pixels will start to dim after being on for a few thousand hours as that is the nature of OLED. That said they are great for short term projects and for long term ones where pixels will not be on continuously. If you will be displaying continuously for a long time don't be surprised if it starts to dim.

Everything works great only “concern” I have is the screen is ever so slightly crooked on the pcb. Not a critical issue but definitely could’ve been caught in quality control.

Out of the box this little display was up and running in just minutes using the Adafruit libraries. The small size is perfect for compact projects such as hand held devices. I designed my own logo to be used as a start up splash screen and the light blue color makes it look really very nice. Its very easy to use and a great low cost display for cheap. The image is very very crisp.The only negative I have is that the display module had chemical residue on the component side from the soldering process. This particular module did not get cleaned like it should have been. The packaging was nice, and it works well, and despite the residue I was satisfied over all.

Blazingly fast. The SPI interface pushes pixels to this tiny monochrome display at an incredible rate. You don't really need it to be as fast as it is, but this is maybe the fastest display device you can run on an arduino uno. It is monochrome, and there's no read capability, but you don't need it because the frame buffer is so small you can just duplicate it in ram.

This display has been great. I am very happy with the quality and ease of viewing. I wish that they made a trim ring to go around for surface mount applications.

I've purchased both a blue SPI OLED and a white I2C OLED, and I'm happy to say both work just fine. I've tested both displays out and both display nice, bright, and crisp graphics as expected.I should note that for some reason I wasn't able to get the I2C screen working with my Raspberry Pi Zero W at all, but I'm pretty sure this is due to my own user error. i2cdetect never picked it up, even when it was connected to both /dev/i2c-1 and /dev/i2c-0, and no matter how I connected it it would refuse to function properly. I also know the I2C ports on the Pi work fine, as I have another I2C OLED (which got damaged in a project) that worked as expected. However, I have it hooked up to an Arduino right now and it's cycling through the u8glib graphics test without a single problem, which leads me to think that I'm doing something wrong here.Also, if anyone's wondering, the I2C address of the I2C display is 0x3C. The addresses printed on the silkscreen on the back of the display are wrong.

Sharp. Strangely smaller. But it works great

When I received the product, it did not work at all... At the beginning, I knew that the Arduino libraries GFX and SSD1306 had to be used since the driver for the screen is SSD1306. I have been prototyping for a while and I was careful not to connect the things in the wrong pins. In short, it is not worth the time that it took to buy it, wait for the product to arrive, deal with the seller, and the return process.In other words, buy from other sellers... perhaps you will be luckier not to get a thin paperweight.

Muy practica y configurable

va alla perfezione.. ricordate però prima di un proprio progetto aprite un esempio qualsiasi riguardante l'ssd1306 e testate con le seguente stringa da cambiare:- #define OLED_RESET 4 // Reset pin # (or -1 if sharing Arduino reset pin)- Adafruit_SSD1306 display(SCREEN_WIDTH, SCREEN_HEIGHT, &Wire, OLED_RESET);invece che -1 deve essere 4 successivamente ,nella stringa seguente va OLED_RESETSuccessivamente eseguire i seguenti edit alla stringaif(!display.begin(SSD1306_SWITCHCAPVCC, 0x3C)) invece che if(!display.begin(SSD1306_SWITCHCAPVCC, 0x3D)) come è espresso per un 128x64; 0x0C va bene sia per un 128x32 che per un 128x32.dopo una ricerca in rete a funzionato perfettamente non capisco perchè gli esempi davano tali errori

The item, came in a well packed box, and a antistatic bag, I used this product with an am meter build I made a few years ago the original screen got broken so this was its replacement, took out the old and replace with the new,

J'avais acheté un autre type d'écran (plus long), mais impossible à faire fonctionner.Celui là, une fois branché a ma carte NodeMCU, a été reconnu direct, et a affiché ce que j'avais envie d'afficher desuite.C'est pas bien grand, mais largement lisible.Ca fait le boulot !