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Square black panel with 64 by 64 RGB LEDs at 3mm pitch

WaveShare

WaveShare 64x64 RGB LED Matrix Panel 3mm Pitch 4096 LEDs

SKU CH-3V2D-WA3H5

A 64x64 full-colour LED matrix panel with 4096 individual RGB LEDs, 3mm pitch, adjustable brightness and chainable HUB75 headers for building larger displays with Arduino.

  • CPU TypeOther
  • Full-colour visuals from 4096 individual RGB LEDs
  • Adjustable brightness suits any lighting condition
  • 3 mm pitch gives sharp detail at 64×64 resolution
  • Chainable HUB75 headers let you build larger displays
  • Works with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32 controllers

64x64 RGB LED Matrix Panel

The WaveShare panel is a 64x64 full-colour LED matrix containing 4096 individual RGB LEDs with a 3mm pitch. It supports adjustable brightness for displaying text, colourful images, or animations. The unit features a chainable design with two onboard HUB75 headers for input and output. It requires a separate main control board such as an Arduino, Raspberry Pi, or ESP32 to operate.

Makers building chainable display projects

This panel suits hobbyists and developers creating DIY desktop or wall-mounted displays, signboards, or environment monitors who can provide their own controller board. It is not for buyers seeking a standalone display with an integrated controller or onboard processing. Projects requiring a smaller pixel count or a different pitch should consider other options.

3mm pitch and 4096 LEDs

The 3mm pixel pitch determines the viewing distance and resolution density for a 64x64 grid. With 4096 addressable RGB LEDs, the panel delivers full-colour output driven via the HUB75 interface. This specification decides whether the panel matches the required visual clarity and controller compatibility for the intended build.

Highlights

  • Full-colour visuals from 4096 individual RGB LEDs
  • Adjustable brightness suits any lighting condition
  • 3 mm pitch gives sharp detail at 64×64 resolution
  • Chainable HUB75 headers let you build larger displays
  • Works with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32 controllers

Specifications

CPU TypeOther

Questions about this item

What clearance does the 3 mm pitch 64×64 panel need for the HUB75 headers on the rear edge?

The board has two HUB75 connectors — one input, one output — along the back edge; leave enough depth behind the 64×64 array for both headers and any ribbon cables you attach.

Which step is most often missed when chaining several 64×64 panels together?

Connect the controller to the first panel’s input HUB75 header, then link each panel’s output header to the next panel’s input header; power each panel separately and set the same brightness level across the chain.

What component should be checked first if individual LEDs on the 4096‑LED matrix start to dim unevenly?

Inspect the 5 V power supply and wiring for voltage drop; uneven brightness usually means the panel is not receiving stable current across all 4096 RGB LEDs.

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