LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD Game HAT 3.5inch IPS 480x320 60fps

SKU CH-EZGG-N2P28

A 3.5 inch IPS display adds a 480×320 screen running at 60 fps to compatible Raspberry Pi boards

5 inch IPS screen delivers crisp 480×320 visuals
60 fps refresh keeps motion smooth without frame loss
Compatible with Raspberry Pi A+, B+, 2B, 3B, 3B+, 4B, Zero W, 2W
Compact HAT form factor plugs directly onto the GPIO header

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3.5-inch IPS HAT for Raspberry Pi

The LORDWORLD Game HAT adds a 3.5-inch IPS display to Raspberry Pi A+, B+, 2B, 3B, 3B+, 4B, Zero W and Zero 2W boards. It delivers a 480×320 pixel image at 60 frames per second for smooth visuals without frame loss. Makers building handheld consoles or portable monitors can attach the board directly to the GPIO header. No separate driver board or external power supply is required for the screen itself.

480×320 resolution at 60 fps capacity

The panel comfortably handles retro-gaming emulators, simple GUIs and real-time sensor dashboards at full frame rate. Complex 3D scenes or high-bitrate video will exceed the 480×320 pixel canvas and the single SPI data path. Projects that need higher resolution, HDMI input or touch overlay should look for a larger or differently interfaced display module.

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5 inch IPS screen delivers crisp 480×320 visuals
60 fps refresh keeps motion smooth without frame loss
Compatible with Raspberry Pi A+, B+, 2B, 3B, 3B+, 4B, Zero W, 2W
Compact HAT form factor plugs directly onto the GPIO header

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Will the 480x320 IPS panel work with my original Raspberry Pi A+ using the standard GPIO header?

Yes, the HAT is designed for the A+ and uses the regular 40-pin GPIO header, so the 3.5 inch screen connects directly without an adapter.

How can I verify the display is actually running at 60 frames per second after I install the driver?

Run a frame-rate test script or the built-in demo animation; a steady 60 fps readout and smooth motion on the 480x320 panel confirm the 60 frame experience is active.

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