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

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

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

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

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.

This product sucks. You can get the e-ink display for $10 less, or you can get this e-ink display with a weird bezel and a plastic case that would be better served more directly contributing to the world's microplastics problem. It is infuriating to line up the Pi Zero 2 W, the hat, and the plastic case, but even if you can pull it off, there's so little protection you'd have been better off just using some mobo standoffs. Don't buy this.

This is all I wanted for my custom solar monitor project. Fits raspberry pi zero 2 perfectly.

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.

I LOVED the idea of this package but it falls far short. 1/ The case does NOT fit a pi zero that has a header mounted. The pins needs to be far shorter. Cool and all, but a pain to fabricate post-facto. 2/ No documentation whatsoever.Suggestions: 1/ Put a few links in the listing for docs, at a minimum. 2/ Sell all the parts as a more expensive kit, so that you can put the right header on it. Need not be assembled but make the kit work, as well, a kit.