Waveshare 1.3inch OLED Display Module for Raspberry Pi Pico

Description

Waveshare Pico-OLED-1.3 is a compact 1.3inch OLED display module for Raspberry Pi Pico built around the SH1107 driver and a 64 128 resolution OLED panel. It supports both 4-wire SPI and I2C, making it more flexible than single-interface display modules and well suited for compact status panels, instrumentation, and low-power Pico projects.

This module also includes 2 user buttons, which makes it convenient for simple menu navigation, compact interaction, and portable embedded projects that need both output and a small amount of direct user input.

Features

• 1.3inch OLED display with 64 128 resolution.
• SH1107 driver for stable monochrome OLED control.
• Dual interface support with both 4-wire SPI and I2C.
• Direct Raspberry Pi Pico compatibility through onboard female header layout.
• 2 user buttons for direct local interaction.
• Compact monochrome display suitable for clear text and status presentation.
• Very small footprint for low-space Pico designs.
• Comes with development resources for Raspberry Pi Pico C/C++ and MicroPython.

Specifications

Applications

This Pico OLED module is well suited for text-based status panels, sensor readouts, low-power interfaces, portable diagnostics, compact monochrome dashboards, and embedded Pico projects that need a small, crisp display with flexible bus options.

Product List

Other Content

Pinout definition and mechanical dimensions are especially important on this module because it supports both SPI and I2C and is intended for compact Pico-based builds. These official diagrams help when planning bus selection, firmware layout, and enclosure fitment.

Resources

• Waveshare Pico-OLED-1.3 Wiki
• Raspberry Pi Pico Official Documentation
• Raspberry Pi Pico Python SDK
• Raspberry Pi Pico C/C++ SDK
• Waveshare OLED Common Questions

FAQ

What display driver is used on this module?
This module uses the SH1107 OLED driver.

Does it support both SPI and I2C?
Yes. This module supports both 4-wire SPI and I2C, giving more interface flexibility.

Does it include local input buttons?
Yes. It includes 2 user buttons for compact interaction.

What kinds of projects is it best for?
It is best for low-power status displays, monochrome dashboards, compact sensor readouts, and Pico projects where space is limited but interface flexibility still matters.