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Small rectangular LCD module with 1.14 inch IPS screen showing 240 by 135 pixels in 65K colours

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD 1.14inch LCD Display Module 240×135 ST7789

SKU CH-3D9W-CAEBT

A 1.14 inch IPS LCD module with 240×135 resolution, 65K colours and an embedded ST7789 driver over SPI for Raspberry Pi Pico

  • Compact 1.14 inch screen fits tight project enclosures
  • 240 by 135 pixel resolution renders sharp graphics
  • 65K RGB colours deliver vivid visual output
  • Embedded ST7789 driver simplifies SPI bus integration

1.14 inch SPI LCD for Pico

This 1.14 inch LCD display module connects to a Raspberry Pi Pico through its SPI interface. The embedded ST7789 driver handles a 240 by 135 pixel IPS panel that renders 65K RGB colours. Makers building compact IoT edge devices or handheld prototypes will find the small footprint and direct bus connection convenient for rapid development.

SPI bus and embedded driver

The SPI bus keeps wiring simple while the on-board ST7789 controller manages pixel timing without burdening the host processor. Because the driver is integrated, there is no need for external logic or additional libraries beyond standard SPI routines. Projects that require a larger display area, a parallel interface or touch input are not served by this module.

Highlights

  • Compact 1.14 inch screen fits tight project enclosures
  • 240 by 135 pixel resolution renders sharp graphics
  • 65K RGB colours deliver vivid visual output
  • Embedded ST7789 driver simplifies SPI bus integration

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

Does the 1.14inch LCD module need any periodic maintenance such as backlight replacement or connector reseating?

The module has no user-serviceable backlight or moving parts; the SPI pins are soldered to the board, so no routine maintenance is required.

What limit appears first when driving the 240×135 ST7789 panel continuously at high frame rates?

The SPI bus bandwidth and the ST7789 driver’s maximum clock rate cap the sustained refresh speed before the IPS panel itself becomes a bottleneck.

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