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A 160 by 80 mm rectangular LED matrix panel with 64 by 32 pixels at 2.5 mm pitch, black PCB, two HUB75 headers, 2048 RGB LEDs

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD 64×32 RGB LED Matrix Panel 2.5mm Pitch 2048 LEDs development board

SKU CH-JKP5-KH9MH

A 64×32 RGB LED matrix with 2048 individually addressable LEDs, 2.5 mm pitch, dual HUB75 headers for chaining, and open-source examples for Raspberry Pi, Pico, ESP32 and Arduino

  • 2048 RGB LEDs deliver full-colour visuals
  • 64×32 pixel grid at 2.5 mm pitch
  • 160×80 mm board fits desktop or wall
  • Dual HUB75 headers enable panel chaining
  • Open-source examples for Pi, Pico, ESP32, Arduino

What this panel is

The LORDWORLD 64×32 RGB LED matrix panel packs 2048 individually addressable LEDs on a 2.5 mm pitch, giving a 160×80 mm full-colour display with adjustable brightness. It targets makers building desktop signs, wall-mounted clocks or animated art pieces driven by Raspberry Pi, Pico, ESP32 or Arduino boards.

Interface limits

Data enters through one HUB75 header and can exit through a second to chain additional panels, but the protocol is unbuffered and timing-critical; the host must sustain the required scan rate in software, so heavy multitasking on the controller can cause flicker or dropped frames.

Capacity and headroom

At 64×32 pixels the panel shows scrolling text, simple graphics and low-resolution animations comfortably, yet detailed images or video quickly exceed the pixel budget and memory bandwidth of typical microcontroller projects.

Highlights

  • 2048 RGB LEDs deliver full-colour visuals
  • 64×32 pixel grid at 2.5 mm pitch
  • 160×80 mm board fits desktop or wall
  • Dual HUB75 headers enable panel chaining
  • Open-source examples for Pi, Pico, ESP32, Arduino

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 64×32 panel or a different pixel count?

This panel is fixed at 64×32 pixels with 2048 RGB LEDs at 2.5 mm pitch; no other resolution is offered for this model.

What does the 2.5 mm pitch mean once the panel is mounted?

A 2.5 mm pitch gives a 160×80 mm active area, so individual LEDs are close enough for smooth text and animation at normal viewing distances.

How does the HUB75 interface limit what I can chain?

Two HUB75 headers provide one data input and one output, letting you daisy-chain multiple panels from a single controller.

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