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SKU: AF-5296

The Adafruit LED Arcade Button 1×4 QT I2C Breakout lets you connect up to four illuminated arcade buttons to any microcontroller over I2C. A built-in seesaw microcontroller handles button press detection and LED PWM control, so you don't need to dedicate GPIO pins or set up PWM outputs — just plu...

SKU: PI-PIM468

The ultimate desktop retro arcade machine! Picade is a Raspberry Pi-powered mini arcade that you build yourself, with authentic arcade controls, a high resolution 4:3 display that's ideal for retro gaming, and a punchy speaker to hear those 8-bit game soundtracks at their bestPicade is now R...

SKU: PR-PIM469

The ultimate desktop retro arcade machine! Picade is a Raspberry Pi-powered mini arcade that you build yourself, with authentic arcade controls, a high resolution 4:3 display that's ideal for retro gaming, and a punchy speaker to hear those 8-bit game soundtracks at their bestPicade is now Raspbe...

SKU: AF-3430

A 24 mm translucent red arcade button with built-in LEDs. The crystal-clear body glows when the LEDs are powered, making it ideal for illuminated control panels, arcade cabinets, and interactive projects. A pre-installed micro-switch with gold-plated contacts provides a smooth, tactile press. Th...

SKU: LB-LS1025

The 2-Player DIY Arcade Joystick Kit includes everything you need to build your own retro arcade controls. With 20 LED arcade buttons, two joysticks (red and blue), two USB encoders, and all necessary cabling, this kit is ready to connect to a Raspberry Pi, PC, or Mac. The USB encoders present a...

SKU: AF-1633

The Adafruit Mini 0.7" 8×8 LED Matrix with I2C Backpack makes it easy to add a bright pure green dot-matrix display to any project. The I2C backpack handles all the multiplexing, so you only need two data pins (SDA and SCL) plus power to control all 64 LEDs — no complex wiring or external driver ...

SKU: AF-1080

The Adafruit Mini 0.7" 8×8 LED Matrix with I2C Backpack makes it easy to add a bright white dot-matrix display to any project. The I2C backpack handles all the multiplexing, so you only need two data pins (SDA and SCL) plus power to control all 64 LEDs — no complex wiring or external driver chips...

SKU: AF-872

The Adafruit Mini 0.7" 8×8 LED Matrix with I2C Backpack makes it easy to add a bright yellow-green dot-matrix display to any project. The I2C backpack handles all the multiplexing, so you only need two data pins (SDA and SCL) plus power to control all 64 LEDs — no complex wiring or external drive...

SKU: AF-959

The Adafruit Mini 0.7" 8×8 LED Matrix with I2C Backpack makes it easy to add a bright blue dot-matrix display to any project. The I2C backpack handles all the multiplexing, so you only need two data pins (SDA and SCL) plus power to control all 64 LEDs — no complex wiring or external driver chips ...

SKU: AF-870

The Adafruit Mini 0.7" 8×8 LED Matrix with I2C Backpack makes it easy to add a bright red dot-matrix display to any project. The I2C backpack handles all the multiplexing, so you only need two data pins (SDA and SCL) plus power to control all 64 LEDs — no complex wiring or external driver chips r...

SKU: AF-871

The Adafruit Mini 0.7" 8×8 LED Matrix with I2C Backpack makes it easy to add a bright yellow dot-matrix display to any project. The I2C backpack handles all the multiplexing, so you only need two data pins (SDA and SCL) plus power to control all 64 LEDs — no complex wiring or external driver chip...

SKU: PI-PIM498

The Unicorn HAT Mini is a compact 17×7 RGB LED matrix for Raspberry Pi, featuring 119 individually controllable LEDs and four tactile buttons. Simply pop it onto any 40-pin Raspberry Pi — no soldering required — and use the Python library to display animations, scrolling text, simple images, and ...

SKU: AF-3211

The Adafruit RGB Matrix Bonnet makes it easy to drive HUB75-type RGB LED matrices directly from your Raspberry Pi. Simply plug the bonnet onto any Pi with a 40-pin GPIO header, connect your matrix via the IDC cable, attach a 5 V power supply, and run the provided Python code to create colourful s...

SKU: TB-GT4294

Relive the golden age of arcade gaming with this compact console packing 256 classic games into one portable unit. The arcade-style joystick and responsive buttons deliver an authentic retro feel, while the built-in 2.8-inch colour display keeps everything crisp and vibrant — no TV required. Pow...

SKU: AF-1783

Never be bored again with an adorable little arcade cabinet you can fit in your bag! This Raspberry Pi-powered kit combines our sharp PiTFT 2.8" display, mini thumbstick, and mini arcade push buttons and a whole bunch of components to create the most adorable arcade cabinet in the known univer...

SKU: AF-1045

This compact 8×8 yellow-green LED matrix packs 64 ultra-bright LEDs into a 1.2" square footprint. With 0.1"-spaced pins on each side, it plugs directly into a breadboard — one row per side — making it easy to prototype scrolling signs, animations, and small displays without any additional hardwar...

SKU: PI-COM0509

A pair of Lite-On LTP-305 red LED dot matrix displays, each with a 5×7 pixel grid plus a decimal point. Originally developed by Texas Instruments in 1971 and now manufactured by Lite-On, these compact matrices are a classic choice for scrolling text, numeric displays, and indicator panels. The m...

SKU: AF-2036

The 16×8 1.2" LED Matrix + Backpack combines two ultra-bright round yellow-green 8×8 LED matrices on a single, compact driver board. The classic round pixel design gives a retro dot-matrix aesthetic — ideal for scrolling text, small animations, or status displays in your projects. Powered by the...

SKU: AF-3487

This 30mm translucent green arcade button has built-in LEDs for a beautiful illuminated look. Two surface-mount LEDs with resistors are embedded in the button body, ready to light up from a microcontroller pin or direct 5V power at just 10mA draw. The button screws into place through material up...

SKU: AF-3491

This 30mm translucent clear arcade button has built-in LEDs for a beautiful illuminated look. Two surface-mount LEDs with resistors are embedded in the button body, ready to light up from a microcontroller pin or direct 5V power at just 10mA draw. The button screws into place through material up...