Pixel Display 16x16 RGB LED Panel | Animation, Text and Alarm Clock

Built for

A desk, a shelf above a monitor, a gaming setup that needs something on the wall behind it. The panel is a 16 x 16 grid of RGB LEDs behind a diffused face, and every one of those 256 pixels lights independently.

How it performs

Four things it does: plays looping animations, scrolls text you type, runs as an alarm clock, and takes freehand pixel drawings. Graffiti mode takes a 16 x 16 sprite you draw by hand, and saves it.

• Animation, on a loop
• Scrolling text
• Alarm clock
• Graffiti mode for pixel art you draw yourself
• Full RGB per pixel

Details that matter

It runs off USB at 5 V, so a phone charger or the back of a monitor will power it and there is no adapter to lose. The face is matte rather than glossy, which keeps the pixels readable with a lamp on in the room.

16 x 16 is a coarse grid on purpose. Text scrolls a few characters at a time and detailed images will not resolve. If you want a photo frame, this is not that. If you want a pixel sign, it is exactly that.

Specifications

• Model: AT-222
• Grid: 16 x 16 RGB LED (256 pixels)
• Control: phone app
• Modes: animation, text, alarm clock, graffiti
• Power: 5 V USB
• Compliance: RoHS

In the box

• Pixel display panel
• USB cable