HyperPixel 2.1 Hi-Res round screen for Raspberry Pi

Features

• High speed DPI interface (transfers 5 times more pixel data than SPI interface)

• 2.1" IPS display (wide viewing angle, 175°)

• 480 x 480 pixels (~229 PPI)

• 18-bit color (262,144 colors)

• 60 FPS frame rate

• Active area: 53.28 x 53.28 mm

• Capacitive touch screen (with Python library)

• Compatible with all Raspberry Pi 40-pin models

• Dimensions: 71.80 x 71.80 x 10.8 mm

Software

See installation instructions for display drivers for Raspberry Pi

See installation instructions for Python touch drivers

You will need another display, keyboard and mouse to install the software, or you can do it remotely via SSH if you set up your Raspberry Pi.

Assembling with the Raspberry

If you are using a Raspberry Pi Zero or Zero W, short spacers will be needed to securely attach the display to the Raspberry Pi. If you are using another model of Raspberry you will need a 40-pin GPIO connector to raise it to the USB port of the Pi and extended spacers to secure it.

To attach your HyperPixel and Pi together, screw the spacers into the posts on the bottom of the HyperPixel PCB, then secure them with screws through the mounting holes in your Pi.