Description:

XIAO 7.5" ePaper Panel for Home Assistant

Let's be honest, your phone is a digital tyrant. It buzzes, pings, and screams for attention, burying your actually-useful Home Assistant data under a pile of group chat memes and delivery notifications. It's time for a less chaotic way to know if you left the garage door open. Enter the XIAO 7.5" ePaper Panel, a glorious, glare-free e-ink display that puts your smart home dashboard right where you can see it, silently and elegantly.

Why You Want It

Imagine a world where you can check the weather, your energy usage, and whose turn it is to take the bins out with a single glance. No unlocking, no scrolling, no accidental TikTok rabbit holes. This is that world. Powered by the ever-reliable XIAO ESP32-C3, it sips power like a connoisseur, lasting up to 3 months on a single charge. We're selling you peace of mind, conveniently packaged in a 3D-printed box that also happens to tell you things. (Yes, we need to pay our rent.)

Specifications

• MCU: XIAO ESP32-C3 (The tiny brain behind the operation)
• Display: 7.5-inch Monochrome ePaper Display
• Resolution: 800x480 (Crisp enough to see your server's disappointment)
• Battery: 2000mAh Li-ion (Lasts 3 months, or until you forget where the USB-C cable is)
• Enclosure: 178 x 131 x 19 mm, 3D Printed PLA (Because we know you were going to print one anyway)
• Weight: 218g (Substantial enough not to blow away, light enough not to anger your plasterboard)
• Compatibility: Native Home Assistant, TRMNL, and your own glorious Arduino C++ monstrosities

Whats in the Box*

• 1 XIAO 7.5" ePaper Panel
• 1 USB-A to USB-C Cable (100cm)

Documents

• 7.5" ePaper Panel WiKi
• Enclosure for your custom re-mix
• ePaper_Driver_Board_for_XIAO_SCH

Disclaimer

*The cable might be black, or white, or a surprise colour, but the e-paper panel you paid for will definitely be in the box.

Still Here? Good. A Word On Your Next E-Ink Display Project.

Seriously, you read the whole thing. You're our kind of people. You're probably already picturing this on your wall, running a custom dashboard you hacked together in Arduino over a weekend. You're thinking about how the glare-free screen will be perfect next to your monitor. We see you. You've earned the right to click 'Add to Basket'. Go on, make your other smart gadgets jealous.