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ESP32 & IoT Development
Build connected projects with compact ESP32 boards, displays, sensors and ready-to-use development kits for beginners and makers.
Build connected projects with compact ESP32 boards, displays, sensors and ready-to-use development kits for beginners and makers.
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CLBRNS Cardputer Mesh Terminal
Talk to friends off the grid. This pocket-sized keyboard device sends messages over LoRa radio to other Meshtastic…
R1,532.00 Add to basket -
DFRobot FireBeetle 2 ESP32-C5 Wi-Fi 6 Development Board
Compact ESP32-C5 development board with dual-band Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth LE, designed for IoT, wireless and low-power embedded…
R202.00 Add to basket -
LilyGO T-Embed CC1101 Plus
A pocket lab for learning about Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, radio, NFC and infrared on equipment you own.
R1,532.00 Add to basket -
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M5 Cardputer ADV
A pocket-sized ESP32-S3 computer with a real keyboard, colour screen, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for coding anywhere.
Original price was: R1,729.00.R1,094.00Current price is: R1,094.00. Add to basket -
M5Stack StickS3 ESP32-S3 High-Performance Compact IoT Development Kit
A tiny ESP32-S3 kit with a colour screen, Wi-Fi, battery and audio for compact IoT projects.
R875.00 Add to basket -
Seeed Studio XIAO ESP32-C5 Wi-Fi 6 Development Board
Compact ESP32-C5 development board with dual-band Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth LE, designed for IoT, smart home and embedded…
R191.00 Add to basket -
SenseCAP Solar Node P1-Pro LoRaWAN Solar Sensor Node
Solar-powered LoRaWAN IoT node designed for reliable outdoor monitoring, with long-range wireless connectivity and support for external sensors.
R2,566.00 Add to basket -
SparkFun Thing Plus ESP32-C5 Wi-Fi 6 Development Board
Compact ESP32-C5 development board with dual-band Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth LE and a range of wireless connectivity options for…
R683.00 Add to basket
What is in ESP32 & IoT Development
Small programmable computers with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth built in, plus screens, buttons and sensors for your own projects.
Who it is for
Makers, students and developers building smart gadgets on a small budget.
Good first choice
M5Stack StickS3
Worth knowing
You program these over USB from a normal computer. No soldering is needed to get started.
Common questions
What software do I need?
Arduino IDE, PlatformIO or MicroPython all work. All are free.
Can ESP32 replace a Raspberry Pi?
For sensors and battery projects, yes. For a desktop or media server, choose a Pi.
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