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Small rectangular OLED display module with two buttons and a pin header, dark finish

WaveShare

WaveShare 1.3inch OLED Display 64×128 Pixels SH1107 Module

SKU CH-Y6MX-ZAJ6W

A 1.3-inch OLED module with 64×128 resolution and SH1107 driver, featuring SPI and I2C interfaces plus two user buttons for Raspberry Pi Pico projects

  • CPU TypeOther
  • 3inch 64×128 OLED gives crisp visuals
  • SH1107 driver enables SPI and I2C for flexible wiring
  • Standard Pico header fits Raspberry Pi Pico boards directly
  • Two user buttons simplify on-board interaction
  • C/C++ and MicroPython examples speed up development

Pico-Ready OLED Module

This 1.3inch OLED display mounts directly onto the standard Raspberry Pi Pico header, giving immediate visual output for embedded projects. The SH1107 driver controls a 64×128 pixel array through either 4-wire SPI or I2C interfaces. Two onboard buttons provide simple user input without extra wiring.

Makers needing compact feedback

Developers building handheld instruments, sensor readouts or wearable prototypes benefit from the Pico-sized footprint and included C/C++ and MicroPython examples. Projects requiring colour, higher resolution or larger viewing areas should consider alternative display technologies.

64×128 monochrome resolution

The pixel grid determines how much text, graphics or menu depth can be shown at once. Verify that your interface code and font choices fit within this fixed matrix before committing to the design.

Highlights

  • 3inch 64×128 OLED gives crisp visuals
  • SH1107 driver enables SPI and I2C for flexible wiring
  • Standard Pico header fits Raspberry Pi Pico boards directly
  • Two user buttons simplify on-board interaction
  • C/C++ and MicroPython examples speed up development

Specifications

CPU TypeOther

Questions about this item

Should I pick the SPI or I2C interface for my Raspberry Pi Pico project?

The module supports both 4-wire SPI and I2C, so you can choose whichever matches your available GPIO pins and speed requirements.

What does the 64×128 pixel resolution mean for on-screen content?

The 1.3inch panel gives a compact 64 by 128 pixel area, suitable for simple graphics, sensor readouts or menu text on a Pico board.

How does the SH1107 driver affect communication speed over SPI and I2C?

The embedded SH1107 controller handles both interfaces, with SPI providing a faster data rate than I2C for quick screen updates.

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