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76 points HardwareLust | 2 comments | 09 Nov 25 01:08 UTC | HN request time: 0.648s | source

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fouc ◴[09 Nov 25 03:02 UTC] No.45862523[source]▶

>>45861933 (OP) #

I was curious what the "cheapest" ready-to-use ESP32-S3 setup would be, it seems like there are dev boards with built-in displays ranging from 3.5" to 5", WiFI/BT/USB-C for $20-$30 on ebay.

I guess those of you doing IoT / home assistant stuff would likely know about these. Just found out about ESPHome[0]

[0] https://esphome.io

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1. dccoolgai ◴[09 Nov 25 03:34 UTC] No.45862682[source]▶

>>45862523 #

You can buy the Microcenter knockoff one (Inland) for under $10

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2. fouc ◴[09 Nov 25 05:26 UTC] No.45863154[source]▶

>>45862682 (TP) #

Inland seems to be a Microcenter brand. Not sure what model you're referring to, got a link?

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