“Oh man, let me tell you about the Display HAT Mini – it's a real game changer for my Raspberry Pi projects. This little display is just a smidge bigger than the Raspberry Pi Zero, making it the perfect buddy for all those compact builds I love working on.
Hooking it up to my Pi was a breeze, and right off the bat, I was blown away by how crisp and clear the display looked. I’ve thrown a bunch of stuff at it, from making a tiny gaming console to tinkering with some portable IoT gadgets, and it hasn’t missed a beat.
The touchscreen feature is the cherry on top. It’s super responsive and adds a whole new level of interaction to my projects, making them feel more polished and user-friendly. Diving into the programming side of things, I found a ton of support and resources. Picking up Python to get the display doing what I wanted was straightforward, and whenever I hit a snag, there was always a tutorial or forum to help me out.
I'm all about projects that I can take on the go, so the Display HAT Mini’s low power draw is a huge win for me. It’s perfect for those battery-powered inventions, keeping things light and portable without skimping on performance.
Sure, it’s small, and that might not cut it for everyone, especially if you’re looking for a bigger screen. But for me, its size is perfect. It challenges me to be more creative with my space and design smarter, more integrated projects.
Bottom line – I’m head over heels for this little display. It’s made a big impact on my Raspberry Pi adventures, fitting into my projects like a dream and upping my game with its quality and versatility. If you’re into Pi projects and haven’t tried out the Display HAT Mini yet, you’re missing out!”
“The display seems nice but i couldn't find a way to add it as a main display for the rpi zero W either in the raspberry os or on retropie and the documentation wasn't of any help”
“Awesome in a word,once I got it to work (not good 7usng python I am)but once got it working nothing but awesomeness ,think I get one or two more ,so many ideas ,worth having if you got some spare raspberry pi's.Be great to work in C.”
“Awesome little display. Used to create a kiln controller. I didn't need the 4 little buttons and had a problem with them getting pushed when I installed this in a case and so stupidly decided to snip them off and managed to break the display as I think I also damaged a small ribbon connector, so don't do this! The replacement display is working perfectly.”
