HALO TOUCH USB Hub Dock with Clock V2
$69.29
ESP32 & Electronics
ESP32 devices and development boards, electronics learning kits, and the modules and parts that go with them.
ESP32 S3 AIoT all in one
From $58.00
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FakePod Nano – CNC Aluminum AMOLED Audio Player
$63.91
Universal ITX Backplane
From $14.40
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Morse Code Trainer Card — LED Path Guidance and Recorder
$39.00
ESP-SparkBot AI LLM Desktop Robot Kit
From $81.10
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Discrete Logic Gate Module
From $11.70
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Watchy
From $88.00
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555 & 741 SMD Kit
$10.80
XiaoMiao ESP32 Blockly Handheld Console
$32.32
OrbitBadge ESP32-S3 Round Touchscreen Badge
$54.10
ESP32-S3 AIoT Basic
$36.10
Modular Analog Electronics Experiment Kit V2
$30.25
Ultra-affordable ESP32-C3 AI chat robot dog
$54.10
Fake Pod Nano Lossless Audio Player V2
$63.10
1.8 inch IPS Capacitive Touch Screen ESP32 S3
$21.60
Modular Hexagon WS2812 RGB LED Snowflake Tiles
From $16.20
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Analog Learning System Lab Kit(only PCB)
$19.80
Maker-ESP32 Development Board
$34.20
USB-C PD/QC Fast Charge Adapter
From $21.60
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AI Assistant Pro ESP32-S3 Camera Kit
$36.99
RFID RC522 Reader Module
$3.59
STM32F103C8T6 Nano Dev Board
$8.01
24V Clothes Drying Rack Motor Module
$44.20
About ESP32 & Electronics
This section brings together our embedded-electronics hardware. At its centre are ESP32 boards and finished gadgets: ESP32-S3 AIoT development boards with screens, cameras and microphones, AI chat robots that talk to large language models, a CNC-aluminium AMOLED audio player, round touchscreen and e-paper badges, the Watchy open-source e-paper watch and the XiaoMiao handheld console that children program with Blockly blocks.
For learning electronics from the ground up there are modular analog experiment kits, a 555 and 741 SMD soldering kit, a discrete logic-gate module that shows how AND, OR and NOT are built from transistors, and a Morse code trainer. Each kit comes with its experiments explained on the product page.
Finally, modules and parts cover the smaller things a project needs: RFID and pressure sensors, an I2C keypad, a USB-C PD fast-charge adapter, an STM32 Nano board, LED tiles and a few desk accessories. Many of these designs are open source; where documentation or code is available, the link is on the product page.