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S. A. ROBBINS
> 24 hourI much prefer these green LCD displays with the yellow backlight because I can read them with the backlight off which saves about 40+ ma. Some of the projects put the Arduino to sleep as I am trying to minimize power draw. The blue LCDs are not really readable when the backlight is off.
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Mark T.
> 24 hourI2C is the way to go to minimize the pin count used on your board. Love the contrast Black on Yellow display very bright and very easy to read, The Contrast control works great. Price point is about right for this product and Yes I will purchase more the next time I need more displays .
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Brett Haley
> 24 hourAmazing product
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CrashBoy
> 24 hourIt works as expected. Pretty easy to read once you adjust the contrast. Rated at 4 stars because it comes with zero documentation. They do seem to be pretty standard so I was able to get it working using an example for Arduino online.
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FCO JAVIER OTERO DE ALBA
> 24 hourprice very good deliver fast come assembled
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David S.
> 24 hourReplaced a 16x2 Lcd with this and I love it! Installing and modifications of the arduino code was a breeze. Used the LiquidCystal_I2 library. Example sketch included a scanner for finding the address. (0x27 on mine). If you are using a 16x2 this is a great upgrade!
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Antonio Rivera
> 24 hourAs an I2C device this was a no brainer and didnt consume any pins on my Arduino since the I2C bus is shared with several other devices. Once you adjust the potentiometer for the brightness it is very nice to read. It needs a different library than its 16x2 cousin but that was a breeze to find and install.
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michaelcrossland
> 24 hourI like the LCD but I have found that if I even move my Audion or the wires around this LCD it will go nuts and start showing trash on the screen forcing me to have to reboot just to get back to working. I havent been able to pin down if its just the wares go to the Arduino or if there something on the display its self or the I2C board that is causing the drop outs. But besides that nit pick it a way better display then the blue 16x2 display I have. Much easier to read even with high sunlight due to the fact its a black text not a white text.
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Mel W
> 24 hourDisplays seemed OK once the correct address was found. I ordered 2 in Feb. 2023, and both of them were at address 0x3F. This address is not even listed in the chart of possible addresses provided in the listing! I unsuccessfully tried all the addresses Id seen in previous reviews. (At that point I hadnt yet seen where a previous reviewer had reported that one of his two displays was found to be at 0x3F) I had to resort to an I2C address scanner for the Arduino that I found online. Note that one of the addresses the scanner reports may be the Arduino itself. Make a note of any addresses found, then unplug the display and scan again. The address that is now missing will be the displays address. Hope this helps someone.
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User-F
> 24 hourAfter wasting time testing with the wrong address that was stated in the Amazon product description (no documentation came with the module) and finding out the right one (0x47) the display works nicely. Several pins were bent on the connector and jumper. What more to expect for that low price?