
16x16 RGB LED Pixel Display, Sound-Reactive Music Spectrum Panel
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Details
256 RGB LEDs in a 16 x 16 grid on a 192 x 192 mm panel. Upload images, GIFs or video from the phone app over Bluetooth, or switch it to music spectrum mode and let it react to sound.
Things to build with this
- Sound-reactive backdrop: set the panel behind your monitor or on a stream shelf and run the spectrum mode while music plays.
- Pixel art frame: draw or upload a 16 x 16 sprite or GIF and leave it on your desk.
- Call status sign: upload a "busy" image from your phone before a meeting and switch back after.
Key Features
- LED grid: 16 x 16, 256 RGB pixels
- Size: 192 x 192 mm
- Sound-reactive music spectrum mode
- Phone app over Bluetooth: image, GIF and video upload
- In the box: one desktop pixel screen
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I control it programmatically, not just through the app?
Control goes through the Bluetooth phone app. The supplier documents no USB or serial API, so plan on the app.
Is it a 16 x 24 grid?
No. This is the 16 x 16 version: 256 pixels on a 192 x 192 mm panel.
Guides for this product
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