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Square 64×64 RGB LED matrix panel with 4096 LEDs and dual HUB75 headers

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD 64×64 RGB LED Matrix Panel 2mm Pitch 4096 LEDs HUB75 development board

SKU CH-RWFK-W994Q

A 64×64 RGB LED matrix with 4096 individually addressable LEDs, 2 mm pitch, dual HUB75 headers for chaining, and open-source examples for Raspberry Pi, Pico, ESP32 and Arduino

  • 4096 RGB LEDs deliver full-colour visuals with adjustable brightness
  • 64×64 pixel grid at 2 mm pitch shows text, images and animation
  • 128×128 mm panel fits desktop or wall-mount projects
  • Dual HUB75 headers enable daisy-chaining multiple panels
  • Open-source examples for Raspberry Pi, Pico, ESP32 and Arduino speed development

64×64 RGB LED matrix for makers

This 64×64 pixel panel contains 4096 individually addressable RGB LEDs on a 2 mm pitch. It connects via dual HUB75 headers that allow data input and daisy-chain output. Open-source examples support Raspberry Pi, Raspberry Pi Pico, ESP32 and Arduino platforms for rapid prototyping.

Low heat and silent operation

The LED array runs cool enough for continuous desktop use without active cooling. Adjustable brightness lets you reduce power draw when full intensity is not required. No moving parts means completely silent operation in normal indoor environments.

Sustained animation without throttling

The panel maintains consistent colour output during long-running animations or scrolling text. Chainable HUB75 connectors keep signal integrity across multiple panels in extended displays. It is not suited for projects that demand video-rate refresh or high-duty-cycle PWM beyond the provided driver examples.

Highlights

  • 4096 RGB LEDs deliver full-colour visuals with adjustable brightness
  • 64×64 pixel grid at 2 mm pitch shows text, images and animation
  • 128×128 mm panel fits desktop or wall-mount projects
  • Dual HUB75 headers enable daisy-chaining multiple panels
  • Open-source examples for Raspberry Pi, Pico, ESP32 and Arduino speed development

Specifications

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Questions about this item

How do I connect the panel to a Raspberry Pi and what is the common wiring mistake?

Plug the Pi GPIO to the input HUB75 header using a matching ribbon cable; the frequent error is reversing the cable so the data lines connect to the output header instead.

What component will need replacement first if the panel runs continuously?

The 4096 surface-mount LEDs are not socketed; individual pixel failure means the whole 128×128 mm panel must be swapped.

What limit appears first when driving all 4096 LEDs at full brightness for long periods?

The onboard 5 V power traces and HUB75 connectors heat up, causing voltage sag that dims the image before any thermal protection activates.

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