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Prototyping adapter for ESP-07, ESP-08, ESP-12

Prototyping adapter for ESP-07, ESP-08, ESP-12 - Main image
$0.25 $0.41 In stock

Category: ESP8266 ESP32

This adapter board is designed specifically for the ESP8266 ESP-07, ESP-08 and ESP-12 2.4GHz WiFi modules. It provides an easy way to break-out the individual pins on these modules to a standard 0.1" pitch set of headers, which are also supplied with the adapter. The adapter has a set of tinned pads which are perfectly positioned so that your ESP module can be soldered on to the adapter...

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Natalie ★★★★★

Finally, a breakout board that actually lines up perfectly with the ESP-12's pin spacing — no more fiddling with jumper wires. The 0.1" pitch makes it a breeze to prototype on a breadboard.

Adam ★★★★★

I needed to breadboard an ESP-12 for a quick prototype and this adapter made it effortless—just soldered the module on and plugged it straight in. The 2.4GHz WiFi connectivity worked perfectly on the first try with no soldering hiccups.

Samuel ★★★★★

The pin spacing is exactly 0.1", so it fits perfectly on a standard breadboard without any bending or frustration. I've already soldered two ESP-12 modules to it and they're working flawlessly for my IoT project.