Adafruit EYESPI Pi Beret - Buttons, EYESPI and STEMMA QT
We have ✅ 9 available of the AF-5783 in our Sydney warehouse. An extra 100 units available with a short lead time.
The EYESPI Pi Beret is a slim HAT for Raspberry Pi that provides an EYESPI display connector, STEMMA QT port, buttons, and a slide switch — everything you need to add a colour TFT or E-Ink display and sensors to your Pi without counting pins or fiddling with breakout boards.
The EYESPI standard uses an 18-pin 0.5mm pitch FPC connector to provide a consistent way to wire up SPI displays over a slim, flexible cable. This lets you position displays away from the Pi rather than having them physically mounted on top.
Pin Mapping
- MOSI / MISO / SCK – Connected to the default SPI port
- SDA / SCL – Connected to the default I2C port
- Display CS – CE 0
- Display DC – GPIO #25
- Display Reset – GPIO #27
- Display Busy – GPIO #17 (used for E-Ink displays)
- Display Backlight – GPIO #18 (cuttable jumper to free this pin for NeoPixels or other PWM uses)
- Touch CS – CE 1
- Touch IRQ – GPIO #24
The remaining EYESPI pins are left unconnected, preserving plenty of GPIO for other accessories.
Key Features
- 18-Pin EYESPI FPC Connector – Plug-and-play connection for any EYESPI-compatible display
- STEMMA QT / Qwiic Port – Quickly connect I2C sensors and peripherals
- 2× Tactile Buttons – On GPIO #5 and #6 for user input
- 1× Slide Switch – On GPIO #13 for configuration or mode selection
- Slim HAT Form Factor – Sits neatly on any Raspberry Pi with 40-pin header
- TFT & E-Ink Compatible – Works with colour displays and low-power E-Ink panels
Also Available
Ideal For
- Raspberry Pi projects with remote-mounted displays
- Interactive dashboards and sensor readouts
- Plug-and-play display and sensor setups without breadboarding
Package Contents
- 1× EYESPI Pi Beret HAT
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