2.13inch E-Ink Display HAT V4 Version, Black/White Two-Color 250x122 Pixel E-Paper Module for Raspberry Pi 5/ 4B/3B+/3B/2B/A+/Zero W/WH/Zero 2 W/Jetson Nano SPI Interface, Support Partial Refresh

Perfect E Ink display for a Pwnagotchi! I've bought many and have never had a single problem!

Super crisp text with almost no power draw. Perfect for data dashboards or battery-powered builds. Easy integration with Raspberry Pi using the Waveshare libraries.

The 2.13-inch E-Ink Display HAT V4 Version is an amazing little display that brings a whole new level of functionality to your Raspberry Pi projects. The display is sharp and clear, with excellent contrast that makes text and images pop—even in bright light. What I love most about it is the low power consumption, making it perfect for projects where battery life is crucial.Setting it up was a breeze. The installation process was straightforward, and it integrates seamlessly with Raspberry Pi, giving you a crisp, high-quality display for a variety of applications. Whether you're using it for status updates, weather displays, or a simple digital signage project, this E-Ink display delivers beautifully without draining your power.The screen refreshes quickly and the fact that it’s e-ink means you can use it for a long time without worrying about power-hungry screens. Plus, the compact size makes it versatile and easy to incorporate into any project.If you’re looking for a reliable, energy-efficient display for your Raspberry Pi, this 2.13-inch E-Ink Display HAT is a must-have. It’s affordable, easy to use, and perfect for a wide range of DIY projects.

I struggled to figure out what version these are, I purchased 2 of them for use with Python on a Pi Zero. Turns out they are V3 use the example demo: epd_2in13_V3_test.py and you will get good results and be on your way to programming your display.

Pretty nice display. No issues and works as it should.

This screen is a little pricey, but the shipping is super fast! The headers make the setup super easy, and no soldering required. Used it on a BJORN and it works great.

This e-ink display is a perfect hat for your Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. I gave it four stars instead of five because the combination of a 40-pin header socket and 8-pin female socket seems unnecessary. One or the other would be preferable for maximum efficiency, but I can respect the versatile approach.

After some initial troubleshooting I had success using this with the jayofelony image and editing the config.toml display to “waveshare_v4”. Very crisp display, takes a few refreshes to get clear but once it does it looks great. I’ve added a ton of plugins including memtemp-plus, agev2, and expv2 and all look crisp and my lil guy looks happy to be eating all those handshakes ໒( ° 〰 ° )७