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Square black circuit board with 4096 RGB LEDs in a 64 by 64 grid, 3mm pitch, two HUB75 headers, 192mm sides

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD 64×64 RGB LED Matrix Panel 4096 LEDs 3mm Pitch development board

SKU CH-NFQC-45EDM

64×64 RGB LED matrix panel with 4096 individually addressable LEDs, 3 mm pitch, 192×192 mm board and dual HUB75 headers for chaining with Raspberry Pi or Arduino

  • 64×64 pixel grid with 4096 RGB LEDs for detailed graphics
  • Adjustable brightness suits indoor and outdoor lighting conditions
  • Dual HUB75 headers enable chaining multiple panels together
  • 192×192 mm board fits desktop or wall-mount projects
  • Open-source tutorials accelerate development with Raspberry Pi and Arduino

64×64 RGB LED matrix for makers

The LORDWORLD panel packs 4096 individually addressable RGB LEDs on a 3mm pitch, giving a 64×64 pixel full-colour canvas with adjustable brightness. Open-source examples and tutorials support Raspberry Pi and Ardui boards, so developers can start drawing text, images or animations quickly.

Suited to DIY display projects.

Hobbyists building desktop art, wall-mounted clocks or chainable visualisers will find the 192×192mm board and dual HUB75 headers practical. Buyers who need finer pitch, outdoor-rated brightness or integrated wireless control should look at other panels.

Straightforward wiring, watch the chain direction

Each panel carries one HUB75 input and one output header, allowing multiple units to be daisy-chained from a single controller. The most common issue is reversing the data flow between panels, which scrambles the image until the cables are swapped.

Highlights

  • 64×64 pixel grid with 4096 RGB LEDs for detailed graphics
  • Adjustable brightness suits indoor and outdoor lighting conditions
  • Dual HUB75 headers enable chaining multiple panels together
  • 192×192 mm board fits desktop or wall-mount projects
  • Open-source tutorials accelerate development with Raspberry Pi and Arduino

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

What controller do I need to drive the 64×64 panel with 4096 RGB LEDs?

The panel uses a HUB75 input header and is supported by open-source resources for Raspberry Pi and Arduino boards, so a compatible HUB75 driver or GPIO interface on those platforms is required.

Can I chain this 192×192 mm panel to another display using the second HUB75 header?

Yes, the board includes two HUB75 headers — one for data input and one for output — allowing multiple panels to be daisy-chained from the same controller.

How can I verify the panel is working after wiring it up?

Run one of the provided open-source demos to display text, a colour image or an animation; if the full 64×64 grid lights with adjustable brightness, the panel is operating correctly.

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