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Freematics – ESPRIT – ESP32 dev board

ESP32 is the most anticipated component this year, we will meet with a lot of dev boards with this very popular chip for wireless workaround.

Freematics shared development board called ESPRIT with ESP32.

The board contains ESP32, Arduino Uno rev3 compatible connectors, 4pin header with I2C bus and 2x UART serial header.

ESPRIT can be powered by USB or external power supply.

For Arduino IDE you can use ESP32 arduino core, similar like for development board by Espressif.

The price for this dev board is $49.90 AUD (4 MB FLASH size).
http://freematics.com/pages/products/freematics-esprit/


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