LORDWORLD 1.14inch LCD Display Module 240×135 SPI 4 Buttons

Compact LCD module for Pico projects

The LORDWORLD 1.14inch display adds a 240×135 IPS panel with 65K RGB colours to a Raspberry Pi Pico. It connects through an SPI bus that needs only a few GPIO pins. Four built‑in buttons give immediate tactile control for menus or mode changes. The board suits makers who want a small colour screen without a complex wiring loom.

Steady SPI-driven visuals

Because the ST7789 driver handles pixel refresh over SPI, the screen maintains a stable image during long runs without flicker. Colour depth stays at 65K across the whole 240×135 area, so graphs or icons remain readable. The interface does not saturate the bus, leaving bandwidth for sensor reads or network tasks. No frame‑buffer limitations appear in the supplied data.

Simple header mounting and button access

The module plugs straight onto a Pico header, aligning the SPI pins and the four buttons in one step. No soldering is required if headers are already fitted. The only common issue is forgetting to enable the SPI peripheral in software, which leaves the screen blank. Button debounce is handled in application code, so the developer must add it.