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Small square LCD board with a joystick and three buttons, 40-pin header underneath

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD 1.44inch LCD HAT 128x128 SPI Development Board

SKU CH-RC6H-D268K

A 1.44inch 128x128 SPI LCD HAT with 5-way joystick, three buttons and 65K colour ST7735S driver, plugging directly onto any 40-pin Raspberry Pi with demo code included

  • Compact visual interface with 1.44 inch 128x128 RGB display
  • Interactive control via built-in 5-way joystick and three push buttons
  • Vibrant 65K colour output driven by ST7735S controller
  • Plug-and-play fit on Raspberry Pi 5, 4B, 3B+, 3A+, Zero via 40-pin GPIO header
  • Faster development using included open-source demo codes and documentation

1.44-inch SPI LCD HAT for Raspberry Pi

This LORDWORLD HAT adds a 1.44-inch RGB display with 128x128 resolution to compatible Raspberry Pi boards. It integrates a 5-way joystick and three push buttons for direct interactive control. The ST7735S driver delivers 65K colours over an SPI interface. It targets makers and developers building compact visual interfaces for IoT edge projects.

Check 40-pin GPIO header alignment before ordering

The board uses a standard 40-pin GPIO extension header for connection. Verify that your Raspberry Pi model — such as Pi 5, 4B, 3B+, 3A+ or Zero series — exposes this full header. Ensure no other HAT or peripheral occupies the required SPI pins. The module draws power directly from the GPIO rail, so confirm your Pi supply can handle the additional load.

Demo codes and documentation accelerate UI

Open-source example codes for Raspberry Pi are included to simplify driver initialisation and screen rendering. They demonstrate joystick and button input handling for menu navigation. This reduces bring-up time for both beginners and experienced developers. No additional software licences or proprietary tools are required to start programming the display.

Highlights

  • Compact visual interface with 1.44 inch 128x128 RGB display
  • Interactive control via built-in 5-way joystick and three push buttons
  • Vibrant 65K colour output driven by ST7735S controller
  • Plug-and-play fit on Raspberry Pi 5, 4B, 3B+, 3A+, Zero via 40-pin GPIO header
  • Faster development using included open-source demo codes and documentation

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

What comes in the box with the 1.44inch LCD HAT and do I need any extra parts to use it with a Raspberry Pi?

The board includes the 1.44 inch 128x128 SPI display with ST7735S driver, a 5-way joystick, three push buttons and a 40-pin GPIO extension header. It plugs directly into Raspberry Pi 5, 4B, 3B+, 3A+ or Zero models, so no additional hardware is required for connection. Demo codes and documentation are also supplied.

The product is listed as a single 1.44 inch 128x128 version — are there other sizes or resolutions I should consider?

This HAT is offered only in the 1.44 inch diagonal size with 128x128 pixel resolution and 65K colour depth via the ST7735S controller. No alternative screen sizes, resolutions or driver variants are available for this model.

What does the 128x128 resolution and 65K colour figure mean when the HAT is running on a Raspberry Pi?

The 128x128 pixel grid driven by the ST7735S controller provides a compact RGB canvas capable of 65K colours over the SPI bus. It is suited for status readouts, simple menus, icons or retro-style graphics in Raspberry Pi projects where a small interactive display is needed.

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