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Rectangular black LED matrix panel, 64 by 32 pixels, 2048 RGB LEDs, two HUB75 headers, 256 by 128 mm

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD 64×32 RGB LED Matrix Panel 4mm Pitch 2048 LEDs HUB75

SKU CH-FJV6-H0RMX

A 64×32 full-colour LED matrix with 2048 RGB LEDs, 4 mm pitch, adjustable brightness and dual HUB75 headers for chaining panels

  • Full-colour images and text on a 64×32 pixel grid
  • Brightness adjustable 2048 RGB LEDs for vivid indoor display
  • Chainable panels via dual HUB75 headers for larger arrays
  • 256×128 mm size fits desktop or wall-mount projects
  • Open-source tutorials accelerate Raspberry Pi and Arduino development

Target Audience

This new LORDWORLD panel is a 64×32 RGB LED matrix designed for makers building desktop or wall-mounted displays. It suits hobbyists who want to show text, images or animations using Raspberry Pi, Arduino or similar controllers.

Critical Specification

The 4mm pixel pitch and 2048 individual RGB LEDs set the resolution and viewing distance for any project. Adjustable brightness lets the panel work indoors or in dimmer environments without code changes.

Installation Notes

Two onboard HUB75 headers provide data input and output so panels can be chained together for larger surfaces. Makers must supply their own controller and wiring; the open-source tutorials cover the basic software setup.

Highlights

  • Full-colour images and text on a 64×32 pixel grid
  • Brightness adjustable 2048 RGB LEDs for vivid indoor display
  • Chainable panels via dual HUB75 headers for larger arrays
  • 256×128 mm size fits desktop or wall-mount projects
  • Open-source tutorials accelerate Raspberry Pi and Arduino development

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

What can I show on a 64×32 panel with 2048 LEDs in a real project?

The 64×32 pixel grid gives you 2048 individually addressable RGB LEDs, enough for scrolling text, simple graphics or frame-by-frame animation at a readable size for a desktop or wall display.

How does the HUB75 interface limit what I can drive this panel with?

The panel uses two HUB75 headers — one for data in, one for data out — so you need a controller that speaks the HUB75 protocol; chaining multiple panels shares the same data bus and refresh timing.

What physical space and mounting points does the 256×128 mm board need?

The panel measures 256 mm wide by 128 mm high with a 4 mm pixel pitch; it has no integrated mounting holes, so you must design a custom frame, standoffs or adhesive backing for desktop or wall installation.

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