Reviews
7-color e-paper display board praised as "absolutely incredible" with vibrant colors and dithering. Customers loved the excellent documentation, easy setup with Home Assistant/ESPHome, and stellar support. Well-designed hardware with great library support. Some noted colors were "a bit disappointing" and refresh is slow (up to 20 seconds) with no partial updates.
- 5 stars: 6 (75%)
- 4 stars: 1 (13%)
- 3 stars: 0 (0%)
- 2 stars: 1 (13%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
The Inkplate 6COLOR is absolutely incredible! The 7-color e-paper display looks vibrant with built-in dithering, and setting it up with Home Assistant via ESPHome was an absolute breeze.
I didn't know what to expect at first; I had only seen beautiful e-ink screens online. However, it was a great experience. My package arrived at my door in just three days and was very nicely packaged. I had everything up and running in a single night! I recommend taking a look at the official quick start guide, and maybe the official Arduino AppImage if you are on Linux and completely new to these things.
Got stuck with some image showing from the URL, but the support was stellar and helped me quickly
Nice, well designed board with excellent documentation. Minimal effort to use with micropython. Colors a bit disappointing.
Wir haben es als Ampelstatus für die LKW-Entladerampen in unserem Unternehmen eingesetzt. Es funktioniert wie erwartet und ist einfach einzurichten.
Looks cool, but too slow for my usage.
I have used many e-paper display boards in the past. This is the best I have ever used.
Very well designed hardware.
Great Library.
Great support.
Highly recommended.
Really cool piece of hardware!
The downside is that the refresh takes up to 20 seconds, flickers multiple times in different colors, and unfortunately, there is no partial update.
Other than that, I'm really glad to have it. Currently, I display pictures from an SD card in order, and it periodically communicates with my webserver, which uses CropperJS. Here, my wife can upload, crop photos, and select/sort pictures for display. On a 18650 battery, it lasts up to a month if a picture changes once per hour. I've also made a custom case with an 18650 holder.
I love that it's open source – all schematics, software, and other technical details are available on GitHub.
Much love to Soldered! <3
PS. I'm waiting patiently for Inkplate 6 MOTION ;)