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AZDelivery ESP32 Dev Kit C V4 NodeMCU ESP32 WROOM-32 WLAN/WiFi Development Board compatible with Arduino Including E-Book! (Successor module of the ESP32 Dev Kit)…

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ESP32 V4 with CP2102
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Brand AZDelivery
Memory storage capacity 512 KB
CPU speed 2.4E+2 MHz
Connectivity technology Bluetooth, WLAN
Included components Free E-Book and Adapter Plate

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  • ✅ With the powerful ESP32 microcontroller installed, an absolute favourite on the market!
  • ✅ Convenient prototypes through simple programming via Lua script or Arduino-IDE, as well as breadboard compatible design.
  • ✅ The board features 2.4 GHz dual-mode Wi-Fi and TSMC Bluetooth chips, as well as 40nm low-power technology.
  • ✅ The development kit contains the ESP32 WROOM-32 module for a significant increase in transmission and reception quality. The included E-Book 📖provides useful information on how to begin your project, helps with a quick setup and saves time on the configuration process.
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AZDelivery ESP32 Dev Kit C V4 NodeMCU ESP32 WROOM-32 WLAN/WiFi Development Board compatible with Arduino Including E-Book! (Successor module of the ESP32 Dev Kit)…


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    NodeMCU is an open source IoT platform. ESP32 is a series of low cost, low power system-on-chip (SoC) microcontrollers with integrated Wi-Fi & dual-mode Bluetooth.

    Our AZDelivery ESP32 Dev Kit C V4 corresponds 100% to the manufacturer Espressif, employs a Tensilica Xtensa LX6 microprocessor in both dual-core and single-core variations, with a clock rate of up to 240 MHz.

    ESP32 is highly integrated with built-in antenna switches, RF balun, power amplifier, low-noise receive amplifier, filters, and power management modules.

    It integrates a radio for WLAN (802.11b/g/n) and Bluetooth (Classic and LE). With the new board layout, both the power supply and the reset circuit for automatic programming have been significantly improved.

    The WROOM module has been repositioned by Espressif to achieve a significant increase in transmission and reception quality without increasing performance. The WLAN function supports all common encryption methods such as WPA2.

    It can also act as an access point or sniffer in the WLAN. There are more than 32 GPIO pins available, including UART, I2C, SPI, DAC, ADC (12 Bit), all GPIO pins can be used as input or output.

    Features:

    ✔️ Able to achieve ultra-low power consumption.

    ✔️ Built-in ESP-WROOM-32 chip.

    ✔️ Breadboard Friendly module.

    ✔️ Light Weight and small size.

    ✔️ On-chip Hall and temperature sensor

    ✔️ Uses wireless protocol 802.11b/g/n.

    ✔️ Built-in wireless

    ✔️ Built-in wireless connectivity capabilities.

    ✔️ Built-in PCB antenna on the ESP32-WROOM-32

    ✔️ Capable of PWM, I2C, SPI, UART, 1-wire, 1 analog pin.

    ✔️ Uses CP2102 USB Serial Communication interface module.

    ✔️ Programmable with ESP-IDF Toolchain, LuaNode SDK supports Eclipse project (C language).

    Specifications

    Wireless Standard FCC/CE/IC/TELEC/KCC/SRRC/NCC
    Wireless Protocol 802.11 b/g/n/d/e/l/k/r
    Frequency Range 2.4 - 2.5 GHz
    Memory 4 MB Flash. 520KB SRAM
    Wireless Form On-board PCB Antenna
    Electrical Characteristic 3.3V Operated; 15 mA output current per GPIO pin; 80 mA average working current
    Operating Temperature -40 to +125 °C
    Wireless Network Type Station/ SoftAP/ SoftAP + Station/ P2P
    Encryption Type AES/ RSA/ ECC/ SHA.
    Bluetooth Protocol Bluetooth v4.2 BR/EDR and BLE specification
    Firmaware Upgrade UART Download/ OTA/ Host
    User Configuration AT + Order Set, Web Android/ iOS, Cloud Server
    ESP32 Dev Kit C V4 NodeMCU WLAN/WiFi Development Board

    For top quality microelectronics, AZ-Delivery Vertriebs is your go to.

    We provide an array of application examples, full installation guides, eBooks, libraries, and all-round assistance.

    AZ-Delivery, your microelectronics expert.


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    Customers find the single board computer to be a good value for money. They find it versatile and feature-packed with many inputs and outputs. The board is easy to program through the IDE and integrates well into the Arduino environment. Bluetooth connectivity and development level are also appreciated. However, some customers have issues with pin quality and have mixed opinions on functionality.

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    38 customers mention ‘Build quality’38 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the product's build quality. They say it works well, runs smoothly, and is a good development board. The pins are not bent or damaged, and WiFi and Bluetooth scans work properly.

    "...Once again, AZ Delivery provided a high quality item and a competitive price and delivery to the UK was very quick. Just a couple of days...." Read more

    "...is good support for this board at micropython.org, and it works well with popular IDEs such as Thonny and uPyCraft...." Read more

    "...The build quality of the board is very good for the price, there are no sloppy soldered connections, excess solder flux or solder/metal particles..." Read more

    "Beautifully cheap little package of boards, works perfectly with WLED and its great to have a few extra if you want to play around with the idea of..." Read more

    19 customers mention ‘Value for money’16 positive3 negative

    Customers appreciate the value for money of the single board computer. They say it's good quality and reasonably priced for a low-cost microcontroller.

    "...Would I buy them again??? Yes, without doubt. A good value item, that can provide endless fun if you are a fettler!..." Read more

    "...Once again, AZ Delivery provided a high quality item and a competitive price and delivery to the UK was very quick. Just a couple of days...." Read more

    "Good value boards, as other reviewers have noted I received my boards with slightly angled headers and bent pins due to the inadequate packaging...." Read more

    "...seller and will continue to as the build quality is good and the price is right. I paid ~£21 for 3 units of the ESP32 DEVKIT C in 2022." Read more

    9 customers mention ‘Versatility’9 positive0 negative

    Customers appreciate the single board computer's versatility. They find it well-featured, powerful, and suitable for their applications. The documentation on pinouts and functions is helpful.

    "...It’s just so versatile. There is a lot that this thing can do – IoT, WiFi scanning, messaging…it can even play Doom!..." Read more

    "...Great bit of kit." Read more

    "...So much more versatile, and more functions. I particularly like the ESP32-NOW function. Lets boards talk to each other over quite long distances." Read more

    "This is a good bit of kit for my application. Lots of inputs/outputs digital and analog. Programed with arduino...." Read more

    8 customers mention ‘Ease of use’8 positive0 negative

    Customers find the single board computer easy to use. They say it's straightforward to program through the IDE and integrate into the Arduino environment. There are good documentation for pinouts and functions, and tutorials, projects, and data are available on the net.

    "...All went seamlessly.. and was straightforward using the ESPHome web UI...." Read more

    "...ESP8266, support for ESP32 is growing, and it is easily integrated into the Arduino environment, with plenty of libraries and examples to get a user..." Read more

    "...Despite all this, it is as easy to get beginner level code running (blinking LEDs, etc.)..." Read more

    "...performance wise to the Makerhawk ESP32 boards with more storage, but setup wise this one is very easy, provided you download the relevant libraries..." Read more

    5 customers mention ‘Bluetooth connectivity’5 positive0 negative

    Customers appreciate the Bluetooth connectivity of the board. They mention it includes WiFi and Bluetooth, with a solid WiFi connection.

    "...is a veritable powerhouse of a microcontroller board, with both WiFi and Bluetooth, plenty of RAM and flash memory, digital, analogue pins..." Read more

    "...is the improved ultra-low-power capability and the inclusion of a builtin Bluetooth/BLE radio...." Read more

    "...work as expected and are pre-flashed with something that starts up a WiFi access point and writes some logs to serial although I didn't bother..." Read more

    "...Solid wifi connection too." Read more

    4 customers mention ‘Development level’4 positive0 negative

    Customers find the single board computer easy to use. They appreciate the excellent examples and sketches provided. The product is designed for development and has a hall sensor.

    "...integrated into the Arduino environment, with plenty of libraries and examples to get a user up and running quickly...." Read more

    "...the aid of the eBook I was quickly able to get it up and running with sketch examples..." Read more

    "...you do have to write the software yourself but the given examples are excellent. 5 stars!" Read more

    "Works well, designed for development Plus bonus hall sensor..." Read more

    9 customers mention ‘Functionality’3 positive6 negative

    Customers have different experiences with the single board computer's functionality. Some say it works flawlessly and has all the standard functions, while others report issues like not working correctly, not fitting breadboards properly, and disappointing performance. The docs are not great and some customers had issues with the device not lighting up or turning on.

    "...v4.0 Flashing Tasmota went without a hitch, however it did not work correctly...." Read more

    "...I particularly like the ESP32-NOW function. Lets boards talk to each other over quite long distances." Read more

    "...It did the same thing for all but one just didn't light up and wouldn't turn on or connect to my computer." Read more

    "...I'd buy more from A-Z as needed. But the docs aren't great, they're OK...." Read more

    8 customers mention ‘Pin quality’0 positive8 negative

    Customers are unhappy with the pin quality. They mention the pinout is weird, several of the pins are flat out wrong, and incorrectly labelled. The ground pin is not properly soldered, making it difficult to identify the pins. Some pins don't work on WiFi and are not soldered in correctly.

    "...Googling to get through some strange issues, such as which pins don't work on WiFi...." Read more

    "...than one of the GND pins - in the corner of the board - does not have solder on it, so that pin doesn't work...." Read more

    "...The wifi is next to useless unless the board sits on top of the router. Move it 2 metres away and the wifi connection is lost. Shame. Returning." Read more

    "...Makes it difficult to identify the pins." Read more

    Includes Bluetooth/BLE, unfortunately Tasmota 8.5.1 does not seem to work yet
    4 out of 5 stars
    Includes Bluetooth/BLE, unfortunately Tasmota 8.5.1 does not seem to work yet
    Packaging and delivery was as to be expected.My interest in the NodeMCU-esp32 (compared to the many NodeMCU-esp8266 that I already have running Tasmota) is the improved ultra-low-power capability and the inclusion of a builtin Bluetooth/BLE radio. With more CPU/Cores and radios than a NodeMCU-esp8266, in a low-power situation it is best to consider disabling them whenever possible depending upon your requirements.My particular unit has the pins soldered into the board at a slight angle (not perfectly perpendicular), as I hope can be seen in the photos. However this did not prevent the unit inserting into a breadboard without any problems at all, so nothing to worry about.The NodeMCU-esp32 is slightly longer and wider than a NodeMCU-esp8266. The additional width being equivalent to one additional row on a standard breadboard. Compared to the NodeMCU-esp8266 where you have an empty row on either side once inserted, this additional width has the downside of limiting access to only one side of the NodeMCU-esp32 whilst inserted into a breadboard. So not a major problem but something perhaps to be aware of if this is your first NodeMCU-esp32.I first confirmed the board was working, by using Arduino IDE and running a few test/example sketches (Wifi Scan, Bluetooth Scan, LED Blinker, etc). This highlighted what ‘might’ be a difference with this NodeMCU-esp32 compared to others, not that I own any others. WiFi scan and Bluetooth scan worked just fine, but the BuiltIn-Led turns out to be on pin 1, not pin 2 or 5 as often indicated in the many YouTube and example sketches that are available. I discovered this from reading some of the reviews of this product, where other similar differences had been reported.I then proceeded to load the latest version of Tasmota 8.5.1 for esp32, using NodeMCU-PyFlasher v4.0 Flashing Tasmota went without a hitch, however it did not work correctly. The red led on the NodeMCU-esp32 began flashing rapidly and continuously. I suspect it was in some kind of crash/reset loop. I tried various other versions of Tasmota for esp32 but was not able to remedy this situation. Flashing back to an example sketch using Arduino IDE worked just fine, so I know the board is basically ok. Thus I conclude that unless I am doing something wrong there is enough of a difference with this board compared to others that at this time Tasmota is not supported with this particular NodeMCU-esp32 board.
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    • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 29 October 2022
      Size Name: ESP32 with CP2102Number Of Items: 3Verified Purchase
      I bought these as I was undertaking a project for my home automation set up. They seemed particularly good value, especially as I got them using Prime. The delivery was next day, and the price for the three of them was around 21 quid - about the same as I could find on AliExpress.

      They arrived well-packaged in a cardboard box, and each one was sealed in it's own anti-static bag and set in a small block of foam to protect the pins.

      I use Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi 4, and I flashed these using the ESPHome integration within Home Assistant. Instead of plugging these directly into the R/Pi, I plugged them into my workstation PC as the R/Pi is not really very accessible - although it works a treat over the network.

      All went seamlessly.. and was straightforward using the ESPHome web UI. One small problem which I encountered was initially trying to connect to the ESP32 device via my USB port - when trying to connect via the ESPHome web UI, it kept bring up an error message saying "failed to open serial port" - this is not the serial port on your PC, but the serial port on the ESP32 board.. I overcame this by holding down the small 'boot' button, whilst clicking the 'connect' icon on the ESPHome web UI.. and it then connected, and I was able to install my yaml files. After this, I could then easily undertake Over The Air updates via the WiFi network without issue. I hope this helps somebody. 👍🏻

      Would I buy them again??? Yes, without doubt. A good value item, that can provide endless fun if you are a fettler!

      EDIT: I did buy them again!! Got another three to use so I can place some custom sensors and controllers around the house. I'll be using one to control my Rayburn Range cooker, both via a web interface and a Nextion screen which will be wall attached next to the cooker. Another will be used as a replacement boiler controller using digital temperature sensors to replace the old (and failing) electro-mechanical ones. This offers so much more flexibility for programming and efficiency of running - again, this will be web-enabled so I can get the data through via Home Assistant using my phone.
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    • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 2 November 2020
      Size Name: ESP32 with CP2102Number Of Items: 1Verified Purchase
      ESP32 - My Favourite Tinker Board
      Once again, AZ Delivery provided a high quality item and a competitive price and delivery to the UK was very quick. Just a couple of days.

      Some other reviewers seem to have had issues with the markings for the pins. Having checked the yellow legged version I recieved, everything is marked up perfectly. Meybe this issue has now been addressed?

      Having used various boards based on the Atmel chips and several Raspberry Pi variants, I was a little curious how this would perform and can honestly say, the ESP32 is now my favourite tinker board. It’s just so versatile.
      There is a lot that this thing can do – IoT, WiFi scanning, messaging…it can even play Doom! I’ve only started to scratch the surface of the available functionality but has so many possibilities.

      For a quick test I tried the Wifi scanned example. Loaded the board config into the Arduio IDE, uploaded and fired up the serial monitor. Straight away, I was seeing all the WiFI available in my area.

      To test connectivity with other devices, I set up a BMP280 and AZ-Devlivery SH1106 OLED screen on a breadboard and tweaked the Adafruit BMP280 sketch to output to the screen

      With a quick little sketch the results were fast and accurate. Now I can go on to expose these values over the web or post them in a message queue or allow queries over WiFi or Bluetooth. So much this little board can do!

      My only gripe is that it came pre soldered with a male header. The format of the board makes it too wide to fit on a single breadboard and with the pins exposed underneath, there is no indication what the layout is on the bottom of the board. My preference would have been for the header on the top of the ESP32 dev board. But that will be an easy change for me to make.

      Overall, I love this little board and look forward to exploring its capabilities. There is a lot of information, documentation, tutorials and support on the web for it, too.
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      5.0 out of 5 stars Versatile Little Board
      Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 2 November 2020
      ESP32 - My Favourite Tinker Board
      Once again, AZ Delivery provided a high quality item and a competitive price and delivery to the UK was very quick. Just a couple of days.

      Some other reviewers seem to have had issues with the markings for the pins. Having checked the yellow legged version I recieved, everything is marked up perfectly. Meybe this issue has now been addressed?

      Having used various boards based on the Atmel chips and several Raspberry Pi variants, I was a little curious how this would perform and can honestly say, the ESP32 is now my favourite tinker board. It’s just so versatile.
      There is a lot that this thing can do – IoT, WiFi scanning, messaging…it can even play Doom! I’ve only started to scratch the surface of the available functionality but has so many possibilities.

      For a quick test I tried the Wifi scanned example. Loaded the board config into the Arduio IDE, uploaded and fired up the serial monitor. Straight away, I was seeing all the WiFI available in my area.

      To test connectivity with other devices, I set up a BMP280 and AZ-Devlivery SH1106 OLED screen on a breadboard and tweaked the Adafruit BMP280 sketch to output to the screen

      With a quick little sketch the results were fast and accurate. Now I can go on to expose these values over the web or post them in a message queue or allow queries over WiFi or Bluetooth. So much this little board can do!

      My only gripe is that it came pre soldered with a male header. The format of the board makes it too wide to fit on a single breadboard and with the pins exposed underneath, there is no indication what the layout is on the bottom of the board. My preference would have been for the header on the top of the ESP32 dev board. But that will be an easy change for me to make.

      Overall, I love this little board and look forward to exploring its capabilities. There is a lot of information, documentation, tutorials and support on the web for it, too.
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    • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 16 October 2020
      Size Name: ESP32 with CP2102Number Of Items: 1Verified Purchase
      I’ve used ESP8266/NodeMCU for a while, and ESP32 is a step up in power and functionality. This board from AZ-Delivery will take care of pretty much anything a maker/hobbyist can throw at it. It would even give a good account of itself in professional/industrial applications.
      Although newer than the ESP8266, support for ESP32 is growing, and it is easily integrated into the Arduino environment, with plenty of libraries and examples to get a user up and running quickly. Worth checking which pin the built-in LED is on, Pin 1, I think (usually Pin 2 on this type of board).
      Supported by the popular Blynk IoT platform, advanced WiFi/IoT projects are easily handled by this board.
      As well as a serious step up in performance, with a dual-core 32-bit processor and 4M Flash, a key addition to the ESP32 over the ESP8266 is Bluetooth, offering both Classic and LE versions. Examples in Arduino work first time, and there are great articles at Random Nerds Tutorials for the beginner. Took about 10 minutes to get values from a light level sensor streaming to a BT terminal on an Android phone. I love it when stuff just works!
      Once I’d seen how easy this board was to use in Arduino, I decided to try programming in Python, or rather the embedded version, MicroPython. This is where the extra Flash memory comes in useful. Again, there is good support for this board at micropython.org, and it works well with popular IDEs such as Thonny and uPyCraft. Once again, the guys at Random Nerds Tutorials have some great step-by-step articles to get you started.
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    • Jonny Mãrdner
      5.0 out of 5 stars Wled är så kul
      Reviewed in Sweden on 22 December 2024
      Size Name: ESP32 with CP2102Number Of Items: 3Verified Purchase
      Med dessa kan man bygga den belysning man önskar, blinka eller dimma lägg på Wled på detta kort så kan du fixa passande belysning var du vill.
      Komplettera med adresserbar ledslinga.
    • Fabian
      5.0 out of 5 stars super
      Reviewed in Germany on 19 November 2024
      Size Name: ESP32 with CP2102Number Of Items: 1Verified Purchase
      Der AZDelivery ESP32 NodeMCU funktioniert perfekt auf meinem Jackpot-Controller für die LowRider 4 CNC-Fräse. Die starke Rechenleistung und die integrierte WLAN-Funktionalität machen die Steuerung zuverlässig und komfortabel.

      Die Einrichtung war unkompliziert, und der Betrieb läuft absolut stabil, auch bei längeren Fräsvorgängen. Eine tolle Lösung für präzise Steuerung und einfache Kommunikation. Klare Empfehlung!
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      Fabian
      5.0 out of 5 stars super
      Reviewed in Germany on 19 November 2024
      Der AZDelivery ESP32 NodeMCU funktioniert perfekt auf meinem Jackpot-Controller für die LowRider 4 CNC-Fräse. Die starke Rechenleistung und die integrierte WLAN-Funktionalität machen die Steuerung zuverlässig und komfortabel.

      Die Einrichtung war unkompliziert, und der Betrieb läuft absolut stabil, auch bei längeren Fräsvorgängen. Eine tolle Lösung für präzise Steuerung und einfache Kommunikation. Klare Empfehlung!
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    • sjonny
      5.0 out of 5 stars goede wifi mogelijkheid
      Reviewed in the Netherlands on 30 October 2024
      Size Name: ESP32 with CP2102Number Of Items: 5Verified Purchase
      handig voor lokale besturingen. wel minimaal 1 A voedig erop.
    • Perico
      5.0 out of 5 stars Entrega en fecha, todo correcto
      Reviewed in Spain on 24 August 2024
      Size Name: ESP32 with CP2102Number Of Items: 1Verified Purchase
      Cumple lo descrito en la Web, sin problemas de funcionamiento salvo que para cargar los programas desde el IDE es necesario mantener pulsado el botón "BOOT" hasta que comienza la carga.
    • FVDM
      2.0 out of 5 stars Zeer slecht WIFI bereik
      Reviewed in Belgium on 22 February 2024
      Size Name: ESP32 with CP2102Number Of Items: 1Verified Purchase
      Wat echt slecht is, is het wifi-bereik . Het bereik voor wifi is ongeveer vijf meter. Dat is echt slecht. Beperkt de bruikbaarheid van het apparaat.