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Square 160mm RGB LED matrix panel with 64×64 pixels at 2.5mm pitch, black PCB, two HUB75 headers

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD 64×64 RGB LED Matrix Panel 2.5mm Pitch 4096 LEDs development board

SKU CH-5VAV-KQVKR

64×64 full-colour LED matrix with 4096 pixels, 2.5 mm pitch, HUB75 chaining and open-source examples for Raspberry Pi, Pico, ESP32 and Arduino

  • 64×64 pixels with 4096 RGB LEDs for vivid full-colour graphics
  • 5 mm pitch gives sharp detail at close viewing distance
  • 160×160 mm compact panel fits desktop or wall installations
  • Dual HUB75 headers enable daisy-chaining multiple panels together
  • Open-source examples for Raspberry Pi, Pico, ESP32 and Arduino speed development

Product identity

This LORDWORLD RGB LED matrix panel packs 4096 individual LEDs into a 64×64 pixel grid with 2.5 mm pitch. It targets makers and developers who want a full-colour, adjustable-brightness display for Raspberry Pi, Pico, ESP32 or Arduino projects.

Thermals, noise and power

The panel operates silently because it has no moving parts or active cooling. Power draw scales with brightness and the number of lit pixels, so typical desktop or wall-mount use stays within modest limits for the supported microcontroller boards.

Sustained load behaviour

Dual HUB75 headers allow chaining multiple panels for larger installations without overloading a single data path. Open-source example code for all listed platforms helps maintain stable refresh rates and consistent colour output during long-running animations or information displays.

Highlights

  • 64×64 pixels with 4096 RGB LEDs for vivid full-colour graphics
  • 5 mm pitch gives sharp detail at close viewing distance
  • 160×160 mm compact panel fits desktop or wall installations
  • Dual HUB75 headers enable daisy-chaining multiple panels together
  • Open-source examples for Raspberry Pi, Pico, ESP32 and Arduino speed development

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

How do I connect the panel to a Raspberry Pi or ESP32, and which header orientation catches people out?

Use the HUB75 input header for data from the controller; the second HUB75 header is the output for chaining another panel, so do not plug the controller into the output header.

What maintenance will the 4096 LEDs need over time?

The LEDs are solid-state with no user-serviceable parts; maintenance is limited to keeping the 160×160 mm surface dust-free and ensuring the 5 V supply stays stable.

What limit appears first when driving the 64×64 matrix at full brightness continuously?

The 5 V power draw of all 4096 LEDs at once becomes the limiting factor, so a supply rated for several amps is required to avoid voltage sag.

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