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Square 64×64 RGB LED matrix panel, 2.5mm pitch, 160×160mm, HUB75 headers

WaveShare

WaveShare 64×64 RGB LED Matrix Panel 2.5mm Pitch 4096 LEDs display

SKU CH-7TDK-R7P7S

A 64×64 RGB LED matrix panel with 4096 individually addressable LEDs at a 2.5mm pitch, chainable via HUB75 headers for larger displays

  • CPU TypeOther
  • 64×64 pixel grid with 4096 RGB LEDs for detailed graphics
  • 5mm pitch gives sharp visuals at close viewing distance
  • HUB75 input and output headers allow chaining multiple panels
  • Compatible with Raspberry Pi, Pico, ESP32 and Arduino platforms
  • 160×160mm size fits desktop or wall-mount projects

64×64 RGB LED Matrix Panel

This panel contains 4096 individual RGB LEDs arranged in a 64×64 grid with a 2.5mm pitch. It is designed for makers building desktop displays, signboards or environment monitors using Raspberry Pi, Raspberry Pi Pico, ESP32 or Arduino boards.

Chainable HUB75 Installation

Two onboard HUB75 headers allow data input and output so multiple panels can be chained into a larger display. Wiring must follow the correct input and output orientation; reversing the headers or using undersized cables can cause flicker or missing rows.

Power and Mounting Checks

The panel measures 160×160mm and draws significant current when all LEDs are at full brightness. Verify that your controller board can supply enough 5V current and that your mounting surface accommodates the 160mm square footprint before ordering.

Highlights

  • 64×64 pixel grid with 4096 RGB LEDs for detailed graphics
  • 5mm pitch gives sharp visuals at close viewing distance
  • HUB75 input and output headers allow chaining multiple panels
  • Compatible with Raspberry Pi, Pico, ESP32 and Arduino platforms
  • 160×160mm size fits desktop or wall-mount projects

Specifications

CPU TypeOther

Questions about this item

How do I verify the 64×64 matrix is displaying correctly after wiring it to a Raspberry Pi?

Send a test pattern that lights all 4096 LEDs; each pixel should show the intended colour at the 2.5mm pitch without dead dots.

What comes in the box and what must I source separately to run the panel?

The panel includes dual HUB75 headers for chaining; you need a compatible controller board, 5 V power supply and mounting hardware.

Which version of the 64×64 panel should I choose for a desktop display versus a larger wall installation?

The single 160×160 mm unit suits desktop use; chain multiple panels via the HUB75 output to build a larger wall display.

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