00:00M5 Stack M5 Go Charger Every ESP32 Builder Needs Script, 7 Paragraphs
00:06Ok, so I went looking for the M5 Stack M5 Go Charger Every ESP32 Builder Needs, and honestly, I fell
00:13down a rabbit hole.
00:14Because once you've got power sorted, the next thing you want is more boards to plug into it.
00:19So here are 5 ESP32 picks that people are actually buying, and every single one of them is sitting at
00:254.9 stars.
00:27First up, the classic ESP32 dev board, $6.51. Dual-core, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, ultra-low power, and you
00:35get both micro-USB and Type-C depending on the variant you grab.
00:40Nearly 5,000 sold. This is the one you buy 3 of, because you'll fry one eventually and you don't
00:46want to be waiting on shipping.
00:48Then there's the Tenster ESP32 S3-0, and this thing is tiny, 4.43.
00:54Ultra-small footprint, S3-FH4R2 or the C3 Super Mini version, and it still does Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
01:02Almost 5,000 sold too.
01:04If your project has to fit inside something small, this is the board you reach for instead of hacking up
01:09a full-size one.
01:11The T-display is the fun one.
01:139.55, and you get a 1.14-inch LCD built right onto the board.
01:20ESP32-D0WD, CH9102 chip for the USB side, 16MB of flash.
01:26No jumper wires, no separate display module, it just works out of the box, and that alone is worth the
01:32extra few bucks.
01:33If you're starting from zero, grab the starter kit at $1,758.
01:38Board, relay, display, sensors, the whole bundle.
01:421,500 sold.
01:44You skip the part where you order six separate things and find out one of them is the wrong voltage,
01:49and you get a relay to switch actual mains loads on day one.
01:53Links to all five are in the description below.
01:56If this saved you some scrolling, hit like, subscribe, and I'll keep digging through the weird side of the ESP32
02:02aisle.
02:03Remember, if not, it's a tray to put them all.
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