
Flipper Zero
Pocket hardware multi-tool with Sub-GHz radio, 125 kHz RFID, NFC, infrared, iButton, USB and GPIO interfaces.
- Platform
- STM32WB55 (Arm Cortex-M4/M0+) running Flipper firmware
- Builds
- 05
Compare platforms, connectivity and practical constraints—then see the projects, firmware and guides that give each device a purpose.
35 entries
Pocket hardware multi-tool with Sub-GHz radio, 125 kHz RFID, NFC, infrared, iButton, USB and GPIO interfaces.

Pocket ESP32-S3 computer with a 56-key keyboard, 1.14-inch display, audio, infrared, microSD and expansion access.

Stackable ESP32 IoT controller with a 2-inch capacitive touchscreen, battery, IMU, speaker and Grove expansion.

Compact battery-powered ESP32 controller with a 1.14-inch display, IMU, microphone, RTC, infrared emitter and buttons.

24 mm ESP32-S3 development controller with a 0.85-inch color display, programmable button, IMU and Grove connector.

ESP32-S3 display board built around a 1.9-inch 170×320 color LCD, with buttons and battery support.

Pocket ESP32-S3 communicator platform with keyboard, trackball, 2.8-inch touchscreen, audio and optional LoRa radio.

Handheld ESP32-S3 controller with a 1.9-inch screen, rotary encoder, audio and optional CC1101 Sub-GHz radio.

Thumb-sized ESP32-S3 board bundled with an OV2640 camera, digital microphone and microSD support for vision and audio projects.

Desk-sized physical AI sensor with camera, microphones, speaker and touchscreen for local event detection and automation.

ATSAMD51 all-in-one development terminal with a 2.4-inch LCD, controls, sensors, wireless networking and Grove expansion.

UNO-form-factor board pairing a 32-bit Renesas MCU with ESP32-S3 connectivity, a 12×8 LED matrix and Qwiic connector.

Nano-form-factor ESP32-S3 board supporting Arduino and MicroPython workflows with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE.

Compact machine-vision board with a 2 MP camera, dual-core STM32H7, microphone, IMU and time-of-flight distance sensor.

General-purpose Linux single-board computer with a quad-core Cortex-A76 CPU, dual 4K display output, GPIO and PCIe expansion.

Compact Linux board with a quad-core Cortex-A53 processor, 512 MB RAM, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and camera connectivity.

Wireless RP2350 microcontroller board with selectable Arm or RISC-V cores, 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and programmable I/O.

Raspberry Pi computer integrated into a compact keyboard, with GPIO, wireless networking and dual micro-HDMI output.

Programmable 3×4 mechanical-key macro pad with an RP2040, rotary encoder, OLED, RGB LEDs and speaker.

Credit-card-sized RP2350B computer board with DVI output, USB host, microSD, audio, Wi-Fi coprocessor and GPIO expansion.

Open-source RP2040 and 1,120-LUT ForgeFPGA development board with a six-bit MCU–FPGA link, PMOD connector, breadboard-friendly GPIO and USB-C.

CircuitPython internet display with a 3.2-inch resistive touchscreen, SAMD51 controller and ESP32 Wi-Fi coprocessor.

nRF52840 sensor board in a micro:bit-like shape with color display, motion, environmental, light, gesture and sound sensing.

Feather-format ESP32-S3 board with built-in 1.14-inch color TFT, battery charging and STEMMA QT expansion.

Wireless programmable e-paper badge with a 2.9-inch monochrome display, five front buttons and battery support.

Dual-RP2040 digital video board that generates 720p HDMI/DVI output and supports microSD-backed graphics projects.

ESP32-S3 AIoT development kit with touchscreen, microphone array, speaker and modular sensor accessories.

Kit-built modular handheld Linux computer with keyboard, 5-inch display, replaceable compute core and expansion access.

Credit-card-sized 8-bit Arduino-compatible game system with monochrome OLED, controls and flash storage for homebrew games.

Pocket game console with a 1-bit 400×240 display, buttons, accelerometer, Wi-Fi and a side-mounted analog crank.

Open-source USB software-defined radio peripheral for half-duplex transmission or reception from 1 MHz to 6 GHz.

Low-cost open-source smartwatch with an nRF52832, color touchscreen, Bluetooth LE, heart-rate sensor and accelerometer.

Arduino-shaped RP2350 development board with 16 MB flash, microSD, HSTX video, USB host pads, STEMMA QT and broad GPIO expansion.

ESP32-S3 development tablet with a 4.7-inch 960×540 e-paper touchscreen, GNSS, SX1262 LoRa, microSD, battery management and USB-C.

Open-source FPGA handheld for Game Boy-family cartridges and homebrew ROM files, with a 4-inch display, link port, motion sensing, rumble, microSD and PMOD expansion.