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LILYGO·ESP32-S3

LILYGO Mini E-Paper Core

Compact ESP32-based development board with a 1.02-inch e-paper display, focused on low power consumption and minimal footprint, with optional CC1101 sub-GHz radio variants.

Starting from

$12.60

Compatible Firmware

Hardware Specifications

CPUESP32-S3 (ESP32 variant also available)
USBUSB Type-C (via T-U2T module)
PowerLow power optimized; battery and TF card sold separately

Connectivity

WiFi802.11 b/g/n 2.4GHz
BluetoothBLE 5

Components

ESP32-S3mcu

Main MCU with WiFi and BLE (ESP32-S3 variant)

1.02-inch E-Paperdisplay

Small e-paper display optimized for low power consumption

CC1101radio

Sub-GHz radio module, available in 433MHz or 868MHz variants

Resources

Where to Buy

Overview

The LILYGO Mini E-Paper Core is a miniature development board built around a 1.02-inch e-paper display, designed with a focus on low power consumption and a compact ABS shell enclosure. Its small footprint makes it ideal for wearable displays, sensor tags, and always-on information displays where battery life is critical.

Three variants are available: an ESP32-S3 base version (H676, $19.10), a CC1101 433MHz version (H627, $12.60), and a CC1101 868MHz version (H585, $12.70). The CC1101 variants add sub-GHz radio connectivity for long-range, low-bandwidth communication. USB connectivity and TF card support require the optional T-U2T module, and a battery is sold separately.

Firmware Compatibility

The Mini E-Paper Core supports Arduino IDE and ESP-IDF. E-paper libraries for the 1.02-inch panel and CC1101 radio libraries are available in the GitHub repository at LilyGO-Mini-Epaper.

Flashing Guide

  1. Obtain a T-U2T USB-to-UART adapter for flashing.
  2. Connect the T-U2T to the Mini E-Paper Core's programming interface.
  3. Install the appropriate Arduino core (ESP32 or ESP32-S3).
  4. Select the matching board in Arduino IDE.
  5. Upload your sketch via the T-U2T adapter.

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