“It's pretty great, though the yellow could be a bit nicer yellow and not so mustard-colored. I really feel like I'll just use it in B&W mode most of the time because the refresh rate is faster. That being said, there are cheaper alternatives out there that do partial refresh, which is a huge improvement over this.”
“This is adorable! Bought it to use as a mini display of sorts as I start to tinker with the Pi. The included examples in the Github repo are really good at helping you understand what you can do. I expect to be back for the pHAT's big brother in red before too long!”
“Great little product.
As my intention was to build a device that allows to attach i2c sensors to a Pi Zero and display the measured values in a reasonable time, I have opted for the monochrome version. To be able to attach the Inky pHAT and the sensor, I modified the Pico HAT hacker, by soldering a booster header and a normal female header to it. The software library made it very easy to generate output forms and use the display.
The combination of the device with a BMP280 sensor is described here:
https://www.instructables.com/id/Inky-PHAT-Weather-Station/,
and includes a short movie on the refreshment process.
My only criticism is that you may improve the documentation the library and commands a bit.”