00:00Hey everyone.
00:01I spent the morning digging through ESP32 S3 camera modules, and I found the best ones under $33.50.
00:08Let's look at 5 picks that are actually worth your money.
00:12The C-Duino Xiaomi ESP32 S3 Sense is a tiny board with an onboard camera, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.
00:19At just $0.20, it is the cheapest way to get an S3 camera module.
00:24Grab it if you want a minimal sensor node without spending much,
00:27and it works with Arduino so you can start coding in minutes.
00:31Next is the ESP32 S3-CAM dev kit with 8MB of PSRAM and flash.
00:37It has an OV3660 camera, plus a built-in USB-C uploader and battery charger,
00:42so you do not need extra hardware.
00:451320 makes it a solid starter kit for AI vision projects.
00:50The ESP32 S3-N16R8 supports OV2640 or OV5640 cameras
00:55and comes with 8MB of PSRAM and 16MB of flash.
01:00At $8.57, it is a flexible, low-cost board if you want to swap camera modules later without replacing
01:06the whole thing.
01:07This one pairs the ESP32 S3-N16R8 with a USB camera module that shoots 7200p video.
01:15It works with Android, Windows 10, and 11 out-of-the-box.
01:201762 is fair if you want a plug-and-play USB camera without messy ribbon cables.
01:26Finally, the Elikro Mini AI Vision camera has a 1.83-inch screen, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and audio control.
01:33At $33.50, it is the most complete kit here.
01:37Buy it if you want a handheld AI camera you can use right away.
01:41All the links are in the description.
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01:48Thanks for watching.
