Top 5 Arduino Displays

[@RobertMilesAI]

0:07 "Without any further delay let's get started" 1:13 Actually gets started

[@isaacchen3857]

Ohh, hello there! Fancy seeing you here :)

[@Educ8s]

I hope you took away lots from this video and you know which display is the best for you. Let me know below! PS. WANT TO LEARN CODING? CHECK MY NEW KZbin CHANNEL! bit.ly/3tku2n0

[@paparopoulos123]

Megale Ellinas?

[@PauloIrineudeSouza]

Please, i need help here. I looking for a cog LCD screen, to repair my device. There a lot of screen on market with 36 pin and ic driver compatible, but not with the interface pin descripition. Its possible solve this problem on any way with a arduíno?!

[@abhiramanne9649]

just what we wanted. needed a low pow disp for battery-powered circuit and you made it very clear. Nokia 5110 is awesome.

[@jomac_ph]

Thank you for this review, 6 years yet still very useful for noobs like me. I hope you're doing awesome these days! Cheers from Manila

[@markwheeler5065]

Thanks Nick, happy new year, Saturday would not be the same without a new video from you thanks..

[@Educ8s]

Thank you very much Mark for your comment. Comments like yours, really motivate me to produce more and more videos! Thanks!

[@weppwebb2885]

Happy New year to you too♥ 1 hour and 42minutes into 2022 right now :)

[@sidneij.becker2098]

My favorite is the lcd 1.8 st7735, Was a year that I learned a lot with your videos mainly with arduino and lcd, that more projects come for next year, and a happy new one.

[@Rcschim]

Great video! Thanks and greetings to greece from Austria

[@ScrewDriver1983]

Wow!!!Είσαι φοβερός, δεν περίμενα να βρω τέτοιο ελληνικό κανάλι! Subscribe και πολλά like από 'μένα.

[@kosa2004]

My absolute favorite is the Nokia 5110 lcd. The low power consumption is a priority to me. And last but not least its cheap and easy to use. A very good video again from you Nick! Looking forward to your future projects! God bless ya 😊

[@pch4287]

Υπέροχο όπως όλα τα video σου Νίκο.Συγχαρητήρια

[@daskasspatzle2396]

Thanks for this overview and a happy new year ;-)

[@williefleete]

I have been playing with a 96x96 sharp memory LCD, it's mono but high contrast and low power (needs external light sources). It can display a static image without needing refreshing as long as it is powered. The one I have is reflective however you can get black and white ones

[@impazzitoinvolo]

hi Nick! I'm a arduino experimenter, beginer in displays. I used the 5110 for a frequency and counter strokes for rowing with arduino . I'm trying the same with oled displays and i would like to make any experiment with e paper (better under the sun ) All yours are amazing videos, i like a lot it!

[@scharkalvin]

There is a smaller (128x32) version of the OLED mono display that you show. This one is i2c. Some of these displays have 3.3v regulators on board so they can be powered by 5v, but you may need a logic level shifter as these displays are spec'd a a 3.3 volt logic level. They may be 5v tolerant enough to work at that level, but might fail early as a result. Many of those Nokia displays are re-cycled out of scrapped cell-phones so they are actually used but mounted on new circuit boards. Many are not soldered to the boards, electrical contact being made only by spring tension. I've had to rebend the mounting ears to put more pressure on the connections, without this the displays were intermittent in operation.

[@yuchoy1]

I love your videos! Thanks for preparing them so clearly and carefully :-) I also like the Nokia 5110 display, but the contrast and brightness of the 128x64 monochrome OLED is amazing! Cheap too.

[@abdulkadermaqsoud4890]

Happy New Year from Turkey, please keep your amazing videos coming !!! , thx

[@georgekot6377]

Happy New Year Nick.. Χρόνια σου πολλά ! Keep the videos coming, they are great.

[@Educ8s]

Thank you very much! Happy new year to you as well!

[@SADIKAKAY-s1i]

i most like the lcd keypad shield because the community made a lot of games for it.

[@avejst]

love that you share your experience 😀

[@dafloca2002]

Happy New Year! Greetings from Mexico. Excelents videos!

[@alexkatsis2386]

Χρονια πολλα Νικο. Thanks for your videos!!!

[@KylesTinkering]

Just discovered your channel. Great explanations, great projects, and an awesome accent. Keep up the good work and thanks for the tft display reviews.

[@danljohnston]

Happy New Year Nick. Thanks for sharing your videos.

[@SergeiJonovich]

Happy New Year Nick & all the best for 2017. Thanks for all you video's from the last year.

[@steveclarke4367]

Happy New Year and thank your for all the great video's!

[@cap871]

great video, straight to the point, informative

[@Vega-380]

happy new year! feliz año para ti! gracias por el video!

[@massimookissed1023]

1.44" 65k 128x128px. Works just like the 1.8" 128x160px screen (#3), but is a bit smaller if that's needed for small projects :)

[@pacsmile]

You should try any nextion display, it's expensive compared to all these, but it's so easy to use, it's driven by a serial port and it's very fast even with an arduino uno.

[@martinkaspar5095]

you guy rock - plz do some more of this very very cool vids - they are so great!!! keep up the great project!!!!!! Damned useful!!

[@Thefarnworth1]

Excellent! as always, a very healthy and happy New Year. You do a wonderful service, thank you.

[@triac777]

Have a happy, healthy and prosperous new year.

[@Everlong420]

Great video! And, nice message at the end :) Thanks!

[@NOTuNOTme]

Great video Nick. I've gone off the 5110 displays a little bit because of the press fit contacts between the display and the board. If you get any sort of flex you get the screen changing contrast or going blank.

[@kosa2004]

The Nokia 5110 lcd is one my favorite display as well. I have written several sketches for this LCD, and built many arduinos with it. I am extremely satisfied with it, even if it is very cheap. So i could not agree more with your oppinion :)

[@MrPenguin098]

Happy New Year. Great videos. Thank you.

[@cust1972]

Happy New Year Nick. My favorit Display is the Nokia 5110 because this Display is as you said before cheap to buy but great in its library and usesage.

[@ZonaALG]

Great video, very useful reference guide

[@saintpine]

I suggest you try the I2C color touchscreens from vizic technologies, they have all the libraries on board, so you only need to send commands to the display, this takes quite a bit load off the microcontroller and programming time. They have stereo amplifier on-board, SD, can play WAV etc.

[@racketman2u]

very useful comparison, looking forward to an update!

[@DanMcCreary]

Thank you very much for your videos. They are very helpful. Keep up the great work!

[@ValseInstrumentalist]

Always great videos.

[@febindsam2089]

Hi..U have done an excellent job.I have a doubt.. at 1:38 u said it won't work with arduino DUE ..u mean the display won't work with Due or that the shield won't work with Due???

[@akashsaini100]

hi great video , informative !........ can u pls tell , can we use the tft display (3rd one) with marlin 3d printer software ?

[@SimpleTrax]

I have been searching for a large Nokia 51 style display, like A6 paper size, or similar. There is e-paper, but its refresh rate is too slow. I need something with low power and that is soft for the eyes, prefer to use switchable (back)light if light is needed.

[@_who_cares_1123]

I think you forgot the ePaper one.

[@peterwilhelmsson4168]

He didn't forget about it, it just wasn't one of his Top 5 displays.

[@ColinRichardson]

I was hoping the eink would have been one of them. I never have fast updating projects in mind. eink would be perfect for note taking app.

[@clarkso65]

Thanks for your tutorials

[@JohnDoe-qc3cl]

Looking for a display screen that is good for a DYI Pip Boy project preferably close to 5x3”. 😊

[@longdongsilver4719]

It is a good idea to make a video about displays since there are a lot of them on the market. Thank you.

[@AG-cx1ug]

Can you connect the Nokia 5110 with attiny? Thanks!

[@gamerpaddy]

1:32 ????? microSD cards are rated for 3.3V but these traces on the reader go directly to the 5V IO pins of the arduino headers. does that still work? the proper sdcard shield got a levelshifter onboard (PE8AB)

[@shaunxthexmod777]

hay nick, can the touch screen ,Arduino Uno play. a gif animation ?

[@wishnew711]

Is there any display with 2”x4” dimension which can be connected to a gopro or an action camera?? Can you help me out bro

[@s.sradon9782]

which display would be the best if i wanted a bitmap and some text, which is processed information from sensors, and the lowest possible power usage

[@kosa2004]

My favorite display is the Nokia 5110 and the 2.4 inch tft lcd SPFD5408. But i want tó try the Nextion display as well.

[@rajb4494]

I want to connect a display with my ardino uno R3 to show results/ outputs of some external sensors connected to same ardino . Which display can I use.

[@rockyBalboa6699]

Great video, Is it possible to Pair a 3.5" display along with a Microview display without too much circuit changes ?

[@CharizardFan_og]

What display would you recommend to be able to stream internet videos?

[@OvidiuMarin]

Great video ! I use Nokia 5110 display too. Thumbs up!

[@floridaman964]

Hi I have a project that requires a bigger display (pref. 4.3") is there one you recommend with a fast refresh rate? Also, from your video it sounds like the arduino may be the bottle neck, do you know of an alternative that could power a 4.3" screen?

[@philowen2755]

Happy New Year Nic.

[@myriamgervat6234]

Happy new year !

[@meskijuanjochannel4327]

super usefull video !!! Thank you

[@JohnThornley]

Very useful vid. Thanks mate.

[@zhvtlt]

Happy New Year, friend!

[@UziasLara]

I love your channel and have learnt lots from it. I was wondering if you were able to use the con1 through holes in your 2.8 tft display. Also, is there a way you could hack it to work with the RPi 3? Thanks!

[@KrustyKlown]

very good rating and review .. helpful

[@waltkiefer9334]

Hi Nick, nice video. I have a question, do you know of anyone that makes a cheap and simple ascii serial data to composite video or vga or hdmi video driver. All I want to do is display ascii text on a cheap video monitor from and arduino.. any idea's? thanks. I do enjoy your vid's

[@bluename4]

which small dispalys are advisable for "beaglebone black"?

[@RollinShultz]

Thanks for the info. This video brings up more questions for me. Once I have selected a size and resolution for my tft lcd display, what is the best controller type to use for esp8266 Node MCU and/or Wemo D1? I have seen ili9481, spi, ST7735, and others. I wish to use a 3.5" tft lcd for my next Node MCU project. Which display type would be under $20/€18.78. I won't need animations, or quick screen updates. Thanks for your consideration.

[@PauloIrineudeSouza]

Please, i need help here. I looking for a cog LCD screen, to repair my device. There a lot of screen on market with 36 pin and ic driver compatible, but not with the interface pin descripition. Its possible solve this problem on any way with a arduíno?!

[@jayantpanhalkar4224]

I know about UTFT library under arduino, but before purchasing any TFT from random website how I can be sure that this TFT is going to work with UTFT library, could you please help me with that. I am looking for 4.3 inch, 5 inch and 7 inch TFTs with resistive or capacitive touch.

[@panagiotispanagiotou7060]

πολυ καλος. πως μπορουμε να χρησιμοποιησουμε τα display απο χαλασμενα HP printers και με ποιο Arduino και αν ειναι δυνατο με touch screen .

[@Thekoolbiker]

Hi, thanks for your great videos, and a Very Happy and Prosperous New Year, to you and loved ones! Aris

[@simonfeldthaus]

Can I get one just displaying the time?

[@paulhamacher773]

they're freely programmable. u can display whatever you want on them.

[@pedrokim7435]

Hi, do you know if one of these 5" displays could work with the mychron5 data logger this has his own 2.5" display, but will like a larger nicer numbers. thank you

[@mohammedyasarshaikh4501]

Which is best display for digital watch, I'm not talking about smart watch because it is not allowed in college, thanks in advance

[@arthurjohnson2165]

Nokia 5110 all the way!

[@arysetiawan7309]

i use Nokia 5110, many problem for that.

[@joacimwennerberg8310]

Happy New Year! See you next year. :)

[@VacancyJB]

thanks for your video, i learned alot.

[@thegovenor6166]

How would i hook up the monochrome oled display to an arduino nano/mini?

[@argmax11]

What display would work with The Photon wifi board?

[@francocolomba]

Do you know of any lcd displays that can be connected to 4 others? I'm a noob and still figuring things out

[@theaeronaut-channel]

Great clip!

[@georgiossti8830]

happy new year!!

[@Educ8s]

Happy New Year!

[@AnkitSharma-jf9fg]

Is there any square display that i can use To make qlocktwo wrist watch

[@overloadprotocolgaming5070]

Can you please tell me a good display that is 9" in size and is compatible with Arduino :)

[@captain_head681]

educos i have a problem with the RF24 library interfiring with the tvout library any sugestions?

[@rc3d490]

thanks for share. happy new year to you too..

[@NightlySinx]

Some of these displays can play vídeos ?

[@michgingras]

Grazi and a merry christmas to you to ! You wonderfull accent is worth the return to your clip. i was looking to get a few lcd, your advise helped a lot. grazie ed essere bene amico mio !

[@stewartrv]

Hi, what about the really cheap 2 and 4 line LCD displays? (Hitachi HD44780U also known as 1602 or 1604) for like $1.5. They are text only but good for some tasks like the FM radio.

[@stewartrv]

Well I agree with all you say except about getting better for the money... I don't know where you can get something better for less than $1.30? At the moment I can get a 16 x 2 lince LCD from eBay for $1.30 including free shipping! That's why its worth it :) www.ebay.com/itm/LCD-Module-useful-Blue-IIC-I2C-TWI-1602-16x2-Serial-Display-for-Arduino-CHI-/311751715915?hash=item4895d9ac4b:g:WcwAAOSw4GVYP4If

[@stewartrv]

Anyway, I see that there are a couple of Video's uploaded since using these LCD's :)

[@milanmatasovsky8238]

stewartrv good idea !

[@lubomirbrousek194]

Why? They're still good. You can control them via I2C on only 2 data lines like I do... And they're very cheap, I got one for 2 dollars with shipping on Ali.

[@ArcanePath360]

These displays take more power than my 3" OLED Nextion, which is insane, and they have a big footprint for the resolution and poor viewing angle. I had 2 and had nothing but trouble with them because of how cheap and nasty they are. They need about a billion solder points and miles of wiring and if there was one bad solder, good luck finding it! I never tried an I2C one.

[@buiciucdaniel6794]

Hi, I tried to use TFT touchh screen 2,2" display with driver RM65130. It has 16 pins and no shield.I use a < UTFT .h> library . All I can get is just a white screen. What is wrong with my project?

[@fabiocardoso_dev_br]

Awesome video, thank you.

[@sarakhochonsaeng7742]

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[@sarvjitpatil19]

How to use 2.4 tft display with arduino mega. I want to display image from sd card . I'm unable to do so. Please help

[@felixnanayakkara7379]

Happy New Year!!!!!!!!!!!

[@gottisttot9]

there is a display for work with 3V?

[@renevigl]

Hi, i'm currently working on a prototype project where i have to use at least 4 displays. currently i use the 0.96" ones, but the are way to small. the displays should primary show a static text. So i would like to use some with good readability. i'm thinking of a 3.2" TFT display or some e-paper ones. What would you suggest? is it possible to use multiple of these screens with only one arduino? And does one of the big displays use the i2c protocol because i'm very limited at available pins. thanks in advance