Arduino Nano ESP32 Without Headers [ABX00092] – ESP32-S3, USB-C, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HID Support, MicroPython Compatible for IoT & Embedded Applications

These are pretty cool little controllers. Genuine arduino and comes with that quality hardware. Easy to use, drivers all work with arduino ide without issue.Not sure if there is a lot of value here over a Node MCU. This does have Bluetooth and a better processor, but it’s also 500% the cost. Glad I bought one to play with, will use this again on future projects.

The Arduino Nano ESP32 blew me away. It’s incredibly compact, but don’t let the size fool you — this thing is powerful. Built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth work flawlessly, and it’s perfect for IoT projects or anything that needs wireless connectivity. I love that it’s fully compatible with the Arduino IDE, and setting it up was quick and painless. It has just the right number of GPIOs for most medium-sized projects, and being able to use ESP32 features on such a tiny board is a huge win.I’ve used it for robotics, NeoPixel control, and sensor integration — and it handled everything without breaking a sweat. Great stability, great performance, and a perfect upgrade if you’re coming from a traditional Nano or Uno.Highly recommend for makers, students, and anyone looking to pack a punch in a small package.

Does everything I need it to do and 1000 times more. Tested the wifi and it works well. I can't believe you can get something this small with this performance at this price. I'm totally new to microcontrollers and it's very easy to work with.

When I buy electronics online it's always a gamble how it will arrive. Mine was well packed and works as expected. Anyone like me who got into the Arduino game in the early days should pick one of these up. They are seriously amazing. They have the same footprint as the standard nano, but way more speed and functionality. Great value for money.

I spent a couple hours trying to get the module to accept a program. At some point I managed to erase the bootloader. Fortunately it's not difficuit to reinstall the bootloader (see the Arduino forums for the details.)After installing the new bootloader, the module has been behaving perfectly.Another common problem when using Linux is that the udev rules need to be updated. There's a script file called post_install.sh that will take care of the issue. Search for Linux Arduino ESP32 udev rules post_install.sh and you should be able to find it.

WOW these are really cool. I was able to use the Arudio IDE then switch to Arduino Microphthon IDE.. and back. These are a real advancement since the original Nano. If you are starting out with these, get one of the Arduino starter kits.. they are CHEAP have all you need to do all kinds of stuff and they are WAY cheaper than buying parts individually. I use these Arduino's to teach engineering techniques to beginners.. the concepts are the same for a small project as a rocket guidance system except the scale of course. These are easy and fun. Check out "Exploring the Arduino Nano ESP32 | MicroPython & IoT Cloud" on the DroneBot Workshop on the "tube". Very good instruction on all things micro.. have fun.

Used this for a while. Arduino doesnt disappoint ever. Works great. Compared to other company's microcontrollers this is great quality and value for what you get. Easy to get started, setup, connections work great. Good for people to learn hardware on.

Arrived on time. Works as advertised