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Small rectangular IPS LCD panel with four side buttons and pin header, 320 by 240 pixels, 65K colours

WaveShare

WaveShare 2inch LCD Display for Raspberry Pi Pico 320×240 IPS SPI

SKU CH-NA3B-Q13YF

A 320×240 IPS display with 65K colours, SPI interface and four user buttons for Raspberry Pi Pico projects

  • CPU TypeOther
  • Sharp 320×240 IPS panel delivers vivid 65K colour detail
  • SPI interface keeps pin count low for simple wiring
  • Four onboard buttons give instant tactile control
  • ST7789VW driver ensures reliable pixel refresh
  • Works at 5.5 V so it pairs directly with Pico power

WaveShare 2inch LCD for Raspberry Pi Pico

This 2inch IPS display adds a colour screen to a Raspberry Pi Pico. It shows 320×240 pixels with 65K RGB colours and uses an SPI interface that needs only a few IO pins. Four user buttons are built in for simple interaction. The board runs from 6 to 5.5V and includes C/C++ and MicroPython examples.

Who this suits and who should look elsewhere

Makers who want a compact colour display for a Pico project will find the SPI interface and example code convenient. Builders who need a larger screen, higher resolution or a different interface such as parallel or HDMI should look elsewhere.

Deciding specification: 320×240 IPS SPI

The 320×240 IPS panel driven by the ST7789VW controller over SPI is the single spec that decides fit. It fixes the pixel count, colour depth, viewing angles and the pin count required on the Pico.

Highlights

  • Sharp 320×240 IPS panel delivers vivid 65K colour detail
  • SPI interface keeps pin count low for simple wiring
  • Four onboard buttons give instant tactile control
  • ST7789VW driver ensures reliable pixel refresh
  • Works at 5.5 V so it pairs directly with Pico power

Specifications

CPU TypeOther

Questions about this item

Which pins on the Raspberry Pi Pico does the SPI interface of this 2inch LCD use?

The display communicates over SPI using the standard Pico pins for SCK, MOSI, CS, DC and RST; the exact GPIO mapping is shown in the supplied C/C++ and MicroPython examples.

What is the step most people miss when wiring the 2inch LCD to the Pico?

The reset line must be pulled high or actively toggled during initialisation; leaving it floating keeps the ST7789VW driver in reset and the screen stays blank.

What voltage range does the 2inch LCD need, and what component ages first?

It operates from 5.5 V down to 6 V; the IPS panel backlight will dim over time and is the first part likely to need replacement.

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