The 5 inch band is where consumer-panel economics meet industrial products: phone-class resolutions and MIPI interfaces, on modules an equipment maker can actually buy for a decade. The platform anchor is the 5.0 inch 800×480 module — the size/resolution pair that terminals, control panels and development ecosystems standardised on.
Models in this band (production catalogue)
| Model | Size | Resolution | Driver IC | Interface | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HZ050YPBS | 5.0" | 800×480 | ST7262 | RGB 24-bit | Platform model |
| HZ050YPHS06 | 5.0" | 480×854 | ST7701 | RGB 24-bit | |
| HZ050MPBY02 | 5.0" | 720×1280 | ILI9881C | MIPI | |
| HZ0508HDPIJ01-A0 | 5.08" | 720×720 | JD9365 | MIPI | Square |
| HZ052MPBS01 | 5.19" | 460×1280 | JD9161S | MIPI | Bar |
| HZ060UPBM | 5.99" | 1080×2160 | XM91080 | MIPI | Phone-class |
The 5.0 inch platform model's documentation set is the band's most complete: 800×480, ST7262, RGB, 120.7×75.8 mm outline, 350 cd/m² backlight in its documented build. Around it, the band offers the shape variants — a 720×720 square and a 460×1280 bar — and the resolution ladder up to 1080×2160 for products whose UI is closer to a phone than to a panel meter.
Choosing inside this band is mostly a host decision: RGB if your controller is an MCU-class part with a display peripheral, MIPI if it is a SoC. Brightness and touch are configured per project; see custom LCD displays. The next band up, 7 inch and above, is where touch becomes standard and outlines jump.
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