TFT Color LCD Module SPI 0.96–1.8" ST7735 ST7789 | 4-Key LCD Display Module Axl 1.3 TFT with 4key

TFT Color LCD Module SPI 0.96–1.8" ST7735 ST7789 | 4-Key

1.3 TFT with 4key
Sale price  $12.75 Regular price $15.23
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TFT Color LCD Module SPI 0.96–1.8" ST7735 ST7789 | 4-Key LCD Display Module Axl 1.3 TFT with 4key

TFT Color LCD Module SPI 0.96–1.8" ST7735 ST7789 | 4-Key

Sale price  $12.75 Regular price $15.23
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TFT Color LCD Display Module – 0.96" to 1.8" SPI Interface

Upgrade your electronics projects with this versatile TFT Color LCD Display Module. Available in four screen sizes — 0.96", 1.3", 1.44", and 1.8" inches — this module delivers vibrant, sharp color output via a fast SPI interface. Whether you're building a custom Arduino display, a Raspberry Pi dashboard, or any DIY microcontroller project, this module offers flexible compatibility and reliable performance.

Key Features

  • Multiple Screen Sizes: Choose from 0.96", 1.3", 1.44", or 1.8" TFT displays to fit your project's requirements.
  • High-Resolution Output: Supports 128×160 and 240×240 pixel resolutions for crisp, clear color graphics.
  • Dual Driver Support: Compatible with both ST7735 and ST7789 display driver ICs — works seamlessly with popular libraries.
  • SPI Communication Interface: Fast and efficient serial communication for easy integration with Arduino, STM32, ESP8266, ESP32, and more.
  • 4-Key Button Input: Built-in 4-key button array for user interaction — ideal for menus, navigation, and input controls.
  • Full Color TFT Display: Bright, vivid TFT screen technology with wide viewing angles and excellent color reproduction.
  • Breadboard & PCB Friendly: Compact module design with standard pin headers for straightforward prototyping and integration.
  • Customizable: Supports custom firmware and display configurations to match your specific application needs.

Specifications

Display Type TFT Color Screen
Screen Sizes 0.96" / 1.3" / 1.44" / 1.8"
Resolutions 128×160 / 240×240
Driver IC ST7735 / ST7789
Interface SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface)
Buttons 4-Key Button Module
Compatibility Arduino, STM32, ESP8266, ESP32, Raspberry Pi
Country of Origin Made in Mainland China

Who Is This For?

This TFT LCD module is perfect for hobbyists, makers, electronics students, and professional developers who need a compact, colorful display for prototyping and embedded systems. Whether you're creating a weather station, a game console, a sensor readout display, or a smart home interface, this module gives you the visual output you need at an affordable price.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What microcontrollers are compatible with this TFT LCD display module?

A: This TFT color LCD display module is compatible with a wide range of popular microcontrollers and development boards, including Arduino (Uno, Nano, Mega), ESP8266, ESP32, STM32, and Raspberry Pi. As long as your board supports SPI communication, you can integrate this display with ease using commonly available libraries such as Adafruit GFX and TFT_eSPI.

Q: What is the difference between the ST7735 and ST7789 driver versions?

A: The ST7735 driver is typically used with 128×160 resolution screens (0.96" and 1.44" sizes), while the ST7789 driver supports the 240×240 resolution screen (1.3" size). Both interfaces use SPI communication and are well-supported by open-source libraries. Make sure to select the correct module variant for your resolution and size requirements when ordering.

Q: Does this module require any additional components to work?

A: No additional components are required for basic operation. The module includes onboard SPI interface pins and a 4-key button array, making it ready to connect directly to your development board. You will simply need standard jumper wires or a breadboard for prototyping. A 3.3V or 5V power supply (depending on the specific module variant) is all that is needed.

Q: Can the 4-key buttons be programmed for custom functions?

A: Yes! The 4-key buttons built into the module are connected to GPIO pins and can be fully programmed via your microcontroller's firmware. You can assign any function to each button — such as menu navigation, value input, mode selection, or display control — making the module a self-contained interface unit for your projects.

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