SSD1306 OLED displays are one of the most common in mechanical keyboard kits. They're often used to display information about your keyboard, such as which layer is active, or if any modifiers like Caps Lock, Num Lock or Scroll Lock are on. Of course, you can display anything you want, including images! These displays work over I2C and should be powered with 5V. They are compatible with Pro Micro-based kits. These displays are compatible with 4-pin hotswap sockets. Specifications Protocol: I2C Power: 5V 128x64 Dimensions: Approximate width of 26.1mm, length of 26.2mm, thickness of 5.9mm including bottom side components PCB Color: Black Display Color: White characters on a black backdrop 128x32 Dimensions: Approximate width of 12.1mm, length of 39.1mm, thickness of 5.9mm including bottom side components PCB Color: Blue Display Color: White or blue characters on a black backdrop Read more What can you use an OLED display for on a keyboard? How do I convert an image for use on an OLED display?
