“The ones I got shipped were 128x32, not 128x64. Make sure you adjust your code to account for this - unless I was sent a rogue batch? Running from Arduino Nano ESP32 - working nicely... just just a shame it is half the advertised resolution. Is this just me? For £4 this is still great value...”
“Good value. All one colour, which is good. The two colour displays are deceptive as the colour area is fixed, top 1/4 of the display and there is a small gap between.
Documentation is good and loads of examples”
“This works great on a RPI5 as well:
1) in /boot/firmware/config.txt, enable dtparam=i2c_arm=on
2) Wire up the 4pins per the RPI5 GPIO headers
3) Use https://github.com/rm-hull/luma.oled instead of micropython
The Luma.oled project has a lot of examples that would be useful for a display of this size
and the code is nice to work with.
Note: The I2C controller that is software based doesn't work well with this device, only the hardware based one works correctly”
“It's February 2025, I ordered this back in November 2024, but only got to use it this month. On trying it I discovered a problem in that it only displayed 32 rows of 128 columns rather than the advertised 64. I contacted support and they immediately arranged a return and replacement. Within a couple of days I had my replacement which works perfectly. Any product can have a problem and it's how that probem is dealt with that I think makes the difference. Really prompt and helpful aftersales service, quite some time after my original purchase is a real plus and confirms my choice of The PiHut as my go to supplier. Couldn't be happier.”
“I like these little displays, perfect for building into temperature control systems, I used a DS18B20 sensor to indictae hot water temp and with a couple of touch buttons all worked great. Order processed quickly and arrived on time, as usual with PiHut...!”
