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WaveShare 64×64 RGB LED Matrix Panel 2mm Pitch 4096 LEDs HUB75 Chainable
A 64×64 RGB LED matrix with 4096 individually addressable LEDs at 2 mm pitch, chainable via dual HUB75 headers for larger displays
- CPU TypeOther
- 64×64 RGB matrix with 4096 individually addressable LEDs
- 2 mm pixel pitch gives sharp text and colour images
- HUB75 input and output headers let you chain multiple panels
- Works with Raspberry Pi, Pico, ESP32 and Arduino boards
- 128×128 mm size fits desktop or wall-mount projects
64×64 RGB LED Matrix Panel 2mm Pitch
This 64×64 RGB LED matrix panel contains 4096 individually addressable LEDs on a 2mm pitch. It connects via HUB75 headers and is designed for makers building desktop or wall-mounted displays, signage, or environmental monitors. The panel measures 128×128mm and supports chaining multiple units together for larger installations.
Makers using Raspberry Pi Pico ESP32 or Arduino
The panel suits hobbyists and developers working with Raspberry Pi, Raspberry Pi Pico, ESP32, or Arduino platforms who need a chainable full-colour display for custom projects. Builders requiring higher pixel density or integrated controllers should consider alternative display technologies that are not covered by this module.
Check HUB75 wiring and power capacity
Before ordering verify that your microcontroller can drive the HUB75 interface and supply sufficient current for 4096 LEDs at your desired brightness. Confirm you have the correct header orientation and cabling for chaining panels, and ensure your mounting surface accommodates the 128×128mm footprint.
Highlights
- 64×64 RGB matrix with 4096 individually addressable LEDs
- 2 mm pixel pitch gives sharp text and colour images
- HUB75 input and output headers let you chain multiple panels
- Works with Raspberry Pi, Pico, ESP32 and Arduino boards
- 128×128 mm size fits desktop or wall-mount projects
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What controller boards can drive the 64×64 panel through its HUB75 input?
The panel supports Raspberry Pi, Raspberry Pi Pico, ESP32 and Arduino boards connected to the HUB75 data input header.
Can I keep using my existing HUB75 cables when adding this panel to a chain?
Yes, the panel provides one HUB75 input and one HUB75 output header so standard HUB75 cables link multiple panels together.
How do I verify all 4096 LEDs are working after wiring the panel?
Run a test pattern that cycles red, green, blue and white across the full 64×64 matrix; every pixel should light in each colour.
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