64 X 128 1.3'' Vertical Mono OLED LCD Display 13 Pin White CH1115 I2C 4 Wire

We have experienced several displays that are unable to handle vibration, dust, and assembly line operation around the clock. This high brightness LCD monitor has been running perfectly for 8 months. High brightness (110cd/m ²) is crucial for operators wearing safety goggles. Accurate full view specifications; The data is clearly visible from sharp angles, which is crucial for panels installed above the head or in narrow spaces. Compared to parallel interfaces, the simplicity of I2C connections also means fewer fault points. This is clearly designed with industrial control systems in mind. Reliable workers.

Excellent clarity, great for pro projects, minor library quirks.I used this for a custom CNC controller box, and the screen is fantastically bright—way better than the typical 20-30cd/m² modules. The full-viewing angle means the operator can see it from any position. The I2C interface saved me precious GPIO pins on my microcontroller. It was plug-and-play with common Arduino libraries, though I had to tweak the contrast setting significantly to get the best look with that high brightness. For the price, the build quality feels solid. One less star only because the documentation was a bit sparse, but if you're familiar with I2C displays, you'll be up and running in minutes. Incredible value for a high-brightness module.

Focus on Value for High-Resolution Applications (From a Hobbyist on a Complex Project) I used it for customizing smart home controllers and was impressed by its cost-effectiveness. It is rare to find a true 480x800 IPS pixel and modern MIPI interface~4-inch panel at such a cost. Rich colors and flawless perspective. In terms of customization, it means I can get it without a touch screen (saving costs) because I use a separate overlay. Using the correct adapter board to drive Raspberry Pi CM4 through MIPI is very simple. ST7701S is a common driver and therefore has community support. If you need a clear, small display for advanced projects that can handle MIPI integration, please don't wait and see.