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Five tiny 0.96 inch OLED boards with white pixels on black backgrounds

KEHIPI

KEHIPI 5PCS 0.96 Inch OLED I2C Display Module 128x64 SSD1306 White

SKU CH-X1TF-BRNT1

Five 0.96-inch white OLED modules with 128×64 resolution, I2C interface, SSD1306 driver, 3.3 V–5 V operation and 160° viewing angle

  • Five compact OLED modules ready for multiple projects
  • Self-luminous pixels deliver high contrast without a backlight
  • 128×64 resolution on a 0.96 inch panel gives sharp text and graphics
  • I²C interface uses only two I/O pins for simple wiring
  • Wide 3.3 V–5 V supply works with Arduino, Raspberry Pi and more

Five-Pack 0.96-Inch OLED Modules

This pack contains five 0.96-inch OLED display modules with a 128x64 pixel resolution. Each module uses an SSD1306 driver and communicates over an I2C interface that requires only two I/O pins. The white self-luminous screens suit hobbyists and developers building compact Arduino, Raspberry Pi, STM32 or ESP32 projects.

I2C Two-Wire Interface Limits

The I2C bus needs only two data lines but shares bandwidth across every device on the bus. With a fixed 128x64 resolution and SSD1306 controller, refresh rates drop when multiple screens or sensors compete for the same address space. Long cables add capacitance that can corrupt signals without pull-up resistors.

Pre-Order Compatibility Checks

Verify that your host board exposes a 3.3 V or 5 V supply and two free I2C pins before ordering. Confirm the SSD1306 library you plan to use supports the 12864 resolution and your chosen MCU platform. Ensure your enclosure can fit the 0.96-inch module dimensions and that you have pull-up resistors if the board lacks them.

Highlights

  • Five compact OLED modules ready for multiple projects
  • Self-luminous pixels deliver high contrast without a backlight
  • 128×64 resolution on a 0.96 inch panel gives sharp text and graphics
  • I²C interface uses only two I/O pins for simple wiring
  • Wide 3.3 V–5 V supply works with Arduino, Raspberry Pi and more

Specifications

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Questions about this item

Should I pick the white 0.96 inch 128x64 module or another colour for my Arduino project?

The white variant gives bright, high-contrast text on a dark background and works at 3.3 V or 5 V without level conversion, so it suits most breadboard builds.

What does the 128x64 resolution look like in a real handheld device?

At 0.96 inch the 128 by 64 pixel array renders sharp monochrome graphics and small fonts clearly across a viewing angle beyond 160 degrees.

How fast is the I2C interface and what does it limit?

The SSD1306 driver uses a two-wire I2C bus needing only two GPIOs; refresh rate is capped by the I2C clock, so full-screen updates take a few milliseconds.

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