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Small 1.8 inch rectangular LCD display module with green circuit board and pin headers

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD 1.8inch 160×128 65K RGB SPI LCD Display Module

SKU CH-MM9M-42MM5

1.8 inch colour TFT screen with 160×128 resolution and 65K RGB colours, SPI interface for minimal pin use, includes Raspberry Pi Pico C/C++ and MicroPython examples

  • Sharp 160×128 visuals with 65K RGB colours
  • SPI interface keeps GPIO usage low
  • Ready-to-run Pico examples in C/C++ and MicroPython
  • Compact 1.8 inch form factor fits tight builds

Compact SPI Display for Pico Projects

The LORDWORLD 1.8inch module adds a 160×128 pixel colour screen to a Raspberry Pi Pico using only a few SPI pins. It renders 65K RGB colours and ships with C/C++ and MicroPython examples so you can start writing graphics code immediately. The small footprint suits handheld instruments, sensor dashboards or wearable prototypes where a full-size monitor is impractical.

Replaces Basic Text Output and Larger Screens

This board upgrades projects that currently rely on serial prints or monochrome character LCDs by providing full-colour bitmap graphics in the same pin budget. The jump is worth it when you need live charts, icons or simple animations but cannot spare the GPIO lines or power budget of a parallel-interface panel or a larger TFT. It is not suited for applications that demand higher resolution, video playback or touch input.

Highlights

  • Sharp 160×128 visuals with 65K RGB colours
  • SPI interface keeps GPIO usage low
  • Ready-to-run Pico examples in C/C++ and MicroPython
  • Compact 1.8 inch form factor fits tight builds

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

Which Raspberry Pi Pico pins does the 1.8inch SPI LCD module occupy?

The display uses the SPI bus and needs only a few IO pins — typically SCK, MOSI, CS, DC and RST — leaving the rest of the Pico header free for other peripherals.

What is the first software step after wiring the 160×128 TFT to a Pico?

Install the appropriate C/C++ or MicroPython library from the supplied examples, initialise the SPI peripheral at the supported speed, then run the demo script to verify the 65K colour output.

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