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Pimoroni

Pimoroni 4.01" Inky Impression 7-Colour ePaper HAT development board

SKU CH-F67K-QRAWF

A 4.01-inch seven-colour ePaper HAT with 640 by 400 resolution, I2C breakout pins and four accessible side buttons for Raspberry Pi projects

  • Seven colours for vibrant signage and art projects
  • 256 000 pixels give double the detail of earlier 4 inch screens
  • Four side buttons stay reachable even when wall mounted
  • Ultra low power draw keeps battery projects running for weeks
  • 40 pin header and standoffs included for direct Raspberry Pi fit

4.01" 7-Colour ePaper HAT

The Pimoroni Inky Impression is a 4.01 inch E Ink Gallery Palette display offering seven colours including black, white, red, green, blue, yellow and orange. It connects via the 40-pin GPIO header on any compatible Raspberry Pi model. The board arrives fully assembled with a female header and standoffs for secure mounting. It suits makers adding low-power signage or dashboard projects.

Check Pi header and refresh needs

Verify your Raspberry Pi has a standard 40-pin header; earlier 26-pin models are not compatible. The panel uses ACeP technology which refreshes slowly, so it is unsuitable for video or rapid animation. Ensure the ambient temperature is near room level for best colour vibrancy. Handle the glass screen by the board edges only to avoid cracking the fragile display.

Fits Pi builds with I2C expansion

The HAT sits directly on the Pi GPIO pins and adds minimal bulk at 97 by 69 millimetres overall. A usable area of 86 by 54 millimetres provides 640 by 400 pixel resolution at 0.135 millimetre dot pitch. Four side-mounted buttons stay accessible even when wall mounted. Broken-out I2C pins allow extra sensors without soldering, while ultra-low power draw suits battery deployments.

Highlights

  • Seven colours for vibrant signage and art projects
  • 256 000 pixels give double the detail of earlier 4 inch screens
  • Four side buttons stay reachable even when wall mounted
  • Ultra low power draw keeps battery projects running for weeks
  • 40 pin header and standoffs included for direct Raspberry Pi fit

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What comes in the box and do I need a Raspberry Pi separately?

The board arrives fully assembled with a 40-pin female header and standoffs; a Raspberry Pi with a 40-pin header is required but not included.

Which display size and colour count should I choose for this HAT?

This HAT provides a 4.01 inch E Ink Gallery Palette panel with 640 x 400 pixels and seven colours: black, white, red, green, blue, yellow and orange.

How do the 256 000 pixels and 0.135 mm dot pitch look in practice?

The 640 x 400 resolution gives 256 000 pixels at 0.135 mm pitch, producing crisp text and vivid colours on the 86 x 54 mm active area.

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