High-res and vibrant, with sweet viewing angles (IPS), this 1.3" round LCD screen will add some stylish curves to your Raspberry Pi projects. ow ... ound ... round ... ground - this unconventional round display is ideally shaped for things like watch faces, speedometers and displaying data in interesting circular ways like pie charts and polar area graphs. You could also use it to add animated eyes to cosplay masks, build a moon phase tracker or just for displaying all the best round GIFs of pizzas, hypnotic spirals and chonky animals. Like our smaller 0.9" and our squarer 1.3" LCD breakouts, it's an IPS display so it has great viewing angles and it's super-crisp and bright. You can use this breakout completely solder-free with our Breakout Garden HAT with SPI, Breakout Garden Mini with SPI or Breakout Garden 400. Features 1.3" colour round LCD (240x240 pixels) SPI interface 3.3V or 5V compatible Reverse polarity protection Compatible with all models of Raspberry Pi. Compatible with Raspberry Pi Pico. Python library C++/MicroPython libraries for Raspberry Pi Pico Specifications 240x240 pixels (~260 PPI) Active area 32.4mm diameter circle >10000 cd/m2 brightness ST7789 driver chip Software This breakout uses the same ST7789 library as the square version. The library makes it straightforward to display images, text or graphics, and even display animated GIFs If you're using a Raspberry Pi, you can install it with sudo pip3 install st7789 You may also need to enable I2C and SPI in raspi-config. When running the generic examples, you'll need to specify that you're using a round display to offset the screen correctly, e.g. python3 gif.py deployrainbows.gif round Connecting to a Raspberry Pi If you're not using a Breakout Garden, then this is how to connect your LCD Breakout up to your Raspberry Pi. Our Python library is set up to use SPI 0 by default on the Pi (BCM 7 for CS, BCM 11 for SCK, and BCM 10 for MOSI), BCM 9 for DC, and BCM 19 for the backlight. Here's which pins to connect between your LCD breakout an