Waveshare 2.13inch Touch E-Paper E-Ink Display HAT Compatible with Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero W 250×122 Pixels with ABS Protection Case Supports Partial Refresh

Documentation is lacking; even knowing what model is for the website is difficult, but if you Google "Waveshare Wiki 2.13inch Touch E-Paper Touch", you tend to get a site that works fine. All of the documentation talks about burn-in, even when not powered on (with an image on the screen). I had been hoping to use it as a button set for my smart home and just leave the buttons showing until touched. I'll experiment. I'm using the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, and it fits perfectly.

Very impressive display and case. There are instructions on the Waveshare Wiki web site. I was successful in getting their example software working. I used a Raspberry Pi 2 W to drive the display. The touch screen worked as advertised. It does get a bit warm while running. I used RNVC to access Buster. It made it a lot easier to add additional jpg files. This is a good DIY project for young programmers. All the files are in Github as well. I've never seen a touch screen draw on a e-ink display so that was a nice feature to think about. The believe the price is just right for what you get.

Worked for my Pi Zero 2W. You have to put the Pi zero into the case before attaching the screen. It takes a bit to work it into the right position before it drops into place. It feels like it’s not right at first but eventually it drops into place.

The screen is good but case lack spcae for what I need.

Great kit for the PI zero. Documentation on the E-Paper display is lacking, thank god for search engines,thus the 4 stars.

This works well and is very durable! Mainly used for RPI projects, such as pwnagotchi, but includes ribbon cable for other devices as well! This is perfect for any raspberry Pi build! Next project is a portable gaming rig for my niece!

Seems like a great idea, and I am sure that it is user error, but I simply cannot get this to function properly. There was no documentation included, so I did an Internet search and tried options from different sites. I really wanted this to work, but it just didn't. Dang. So disappointed.

Very nice e-ink display with a nifty test script to try out

The Waveshare 2.13-inch Touch E-Paper E-Ink Display for Raspberry Pi Zero has been an exciting addition to my Raspberry Pi projects. The display’s resolution of 250×122 pixels offers crisp, easy-to-read visuals, making it perfect for simple interfaces or small text-based applications. What impressed me the most is the partial refresh capability, which significantly improves the user experience by allowing quick updates without the usual E-Ink delay. The touch functionality works well and is responsive for such a small display, adding extra interactivity to my projects. The included ABS protection case is a thoughtful addition, providing excellent protection while still giving easy access to all the necessary ports and connectors. It also keeps the setup neat and professional-looking, which is a bonus if you're using this in a more permanent installation. Setting it up was straightforward, especially if you're familiar with Raspberry Pi. I had no trouble getting it running with some Python scripts. If you're looking for a reliable and compact E-Ink display with touch functionality for your Raspberry Pi projects, this Waveshare option is a solid choice. Highly recommended for hobbyists and tinkerers!

The EPD has a slow refresh but works well enough. I had some issues with the Python example from their GitHub repo. Waveshare were very helpful and responsive to communication and I managed to figure out the issue (some python3 processes that were hanging around after I hit CTRL-C).

Attention c’est un écran v3. Mais fonctionne avec la version 1.5.6 beta 2 de pwnagotchi. Parfait !

Item as described. Delivery on time.

One down side to this case, is you will probably break if for any reason tried to dissemble it again.