Lonely Binary 6-Pack SPI TFT LCD Display Kit 0.96"-3.5" for 3.3V MCUs — Open-Box, 19% Off

【6 DISPLAY SIZES IN ONE KIT】 Includes six SPI TFT color displays in 0.96", 1.8", 2.0", 2.4", 2.8", and 3.5" IPS sizes, perfect for everything from compact sensor readouts to full dashboard interfaces. Stop guessing which size fits your project — this kit lets you prototype and choose the perfect display for any build. PLUG & PLAY FPC CONNECTOR】 Every display has a pre-soldered 15-pin FPC connector that snaps directly into Lonely Binary expansion boards (such as the PinPulse Shield, sold separately) using the 9 included FPC ribbon cables in 3 lengths — covering all 6 displays plus spares. No soldering, no jumper wire chaos, no pin mapping headaches — just insert and start coding. 【ALSO WORKS WITH STANDARD JUMPER WIRES】 For users without an expansion board, the kit includes 2x straight 40-pin and 2x right-angle 40-pin 2.54mm male headers. Solder them on for breadboard or Dupont wiring to any MCU. Standard 4-wire SPI interface (CS, DC, RST, MOSI, SCLK) plus BL, VCC, GND — fully documented. 【OPTIMIZED FOR 3.3V MCUs (IMPORTANT)】 Works directly with ESP32, ESP32-S3, ESP32-C3, Raspberry Pi Pico, Pico 2, STM32, nRF52, and other 3.3V SPI microcontrollers. ⚠️ For 5V boards like UNO/Mega, a logic level converter (sold separately) is REQUIRED to avoid permanent damage to the display. 【ONLINE TUTORIALS + RELIABLE DRIVERS】 Step-by-step C++ and MicroPython guides walk you through wiring, library setup, and first code. All displays use widely-supported industry-standard driver ICs (ST7735S, ST7789, ST7796) compatible with TFT_eSPI, LovyanGFX, and MicroPython st7789/st7735 libraries. "

Lonely Binary 6-Pack SPI TFT LCD Display Kit — One Box, Six Sizes, Endless Projects

Stop buying displays one at a time and hoping you picked the right size for your project. This kit gives yousix SPI color TFT displays in every common maker size— from a tiny 0.96"" sensor readout to a vibrant 3.5"" IPS dashboard — packed into a single storage case with all the cables and headers you need.

Six Display Sizes — One for Every Project

• 0.96"" (160 × 80)— Sensor readouts, status indicators, wearables
• 1.8"" (128 × 160)— Portable devices, compact data displays
• 2.0"" (240 × 320)— Small dashboards, control panels
• 2.4"" (240 × 320)— Interactive UI, weather stations, retro games
• 2.8"" (240 × 320)— Larger interfaces, robotics dashboards
• 3.5"" IPS (320 × 480)— Main displays, smart home panels, full GUI projects

Two Ways to Connect — Choose What Works for You

Method 1 — Plug-and-Play with FPC Cable (No Soldering)
Every display features a pre-soldered 15-pin FPC connector that plugs directly into Lonely Binary expansion boards (such as the PinPulse Shield) using the included ribbon cables. Insert the cable, load your code, and you're displaying — no soldering, no jumper wire mess, no pin mapping confusion.

Method 2 — Traditional Wiring with Pin Headers
Prefer a breadboard or Dupont wires? The kit includes both straight and right-angle pin headers. Solder them onto the display's 2.54mm header pads and wire the standard 4-wire SPI interface (CS, DC, RST, MOSI, SCLK + BL, VCC, GND) to any 3.3V microcontroller. Basic soldering skills required for this method.

⚠️ Important — 3.3V Logic Only

These displays operate at3.3V logic levels. Connecting them directly to a 5V microcontroller (such as UNO, Mega, or Nano classic)will damage the display. If you're using a 5V board, please add a logic level converter (sold separately) between your MCU and the display. ESP32, for Raspberry Pi Pico, and other modern 3.3V boards work directly with no converter needed.

Works with Any 3.3V SPI Microcontroller

• ESP32, ESP32-S3, ESP32-C3, ESP32-S2
• for Raspberry Pi Pico & for Pico 2 (RP2040 / RP2350)
• for Raspberry Pi (all models via GPIO)
• STM32 (F1 / F4 / H7 series and others)
• nRF52 series & Seeed XIAO boards
• Teensy 4.x
• BBC Micro:bit (with 3.3V SPI)
• Any other SPI-capable 3.3V MCU

Free Online Tutorials — C++ & MicroPython

Skip the frustration of guessing wiring diagrams and hunting for libraries. Free online tutorials cover:

• C++ setup— wiring diagrams, library installation, working example sketches
• MicroPython guide— driver setup and ready-to-run examples for each display size
• Library compatibility— tested with TFT_eSPI, LovyanGFX, and standard MicroPython st7789 / st7735 drivers
• Project examples— sensor dashboards, retro game UI, weather stations, IoT status panels

Technical Specifications (All Displays)

• Interface:4-wire SPI (CS, DC, RST, MOSI, SCLK) + BL, VCC, GND
• Logic Voltage:3.3V only — 5V boards require a logic level converter
• Connectors:15-pin FPC (pre-soldered, ready for ribbon cable) plus 2.54mm pin-header pads for traditional wiring
• Driver ICs:ST7735S (0.96"", 1.8"") · ST7789 (2.0"", 2.4"", 2.8"") · ST7796 (3.5"" IPS)
• Color Depth:16-bit / 65K colors (RGB565)
• Backlight:White LED, software-controllable via BL pin
• Touch Function:Display only — designed for clean visual output (no touchscreen)
• microSD Slot:Not included — clean PCB design focused on display performance

What's in the Box

• 1 × 0.96"" SPI TFT Display (160 × 80)
• 1 × 1.8"" SPI TFT Display (128 × 160)
• 1 × 2.0"" SPI TFT Display (240 × 320)
• 1 × 2.4"" SPI TFT Display (240 × 320)
• 1 × 2.8"" SPI TFT Display (240 × 320)
• 1 × 3.5"" IPS SPI TFT Display (320 × 480)
• 9 × FPC ribbon cables for plug-and-play connection
• 2 × Straight 40-pin 2.54mm male pin headers
• 2 × Right-angle 40-pin 2.54mm male pin headers
• 1 × Storage case for safe transport and parts organization

Perfect For

Makers buildingIoT dashboards, smart home control panels, robotics displays, retro game consoles, weather stations, sensor readouts, e-bike instrument clusters, and pixel art projects. Also ideal forSTEM educators and classroom settingsteaching SPI communication and embedded UI development — one kit covers every screen size your students might want to experiment with.

Why Lonely Binary?

From Zeros to Heroes, One Bit at a Time. Lonely Binary is an Australian-designed, open-source-friendly brand making hands-on electronics kits for makers, students, and educators. We pack our kits with the extras you'd normally have to source yourself — like FPC cables, both straight and right-angle headers, and a sturdy storage case — so you spend less time hunting parts and more time building.

One kit. Six sizes. Plug, code, display.

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