- Ultra-Compact Footprint: One of the smallest ESP32-S3 boards on the market, designed for ultra-low-profile integration.
- AI-Enhanced Processor: The S3 architecture accelerates AI workloads, allowing for faster response times in smart applications.
- Unsoldered for Customization: Arrives with loose headers, allowing you to solder wires directly to the board or mount it flush against another PCB.
- Modern Type-C Interface: Includes a durable Type-C port for high-speed programming, debugging, and power delivery.
- Dual-Core Power: 240MHz clock speed enables multitasking without the latency found in single-core mini boards.
- Native USB OTG: Supports native USB communication, allowing the board to act as a keyboard, mouse, or MIDI controller (HID).
ESP32-S3 SuperMini Development Board – 4MB Flash, Unsoldered (Compact IoT & Wireless PCB)
| Processor | Xtensa® Dual-Core 32-bit LX7 (Up to 240MHz) |
|---|---|
| Flash Memory | 4MB SPI Flash |
| PSRAM | 520KB Internal SRAM (No external PSRAM) |
| Wireless | 2.4GHz Wi-Fi + Bluetooth 5.0 (LE/Mesh) |
| USB Port | Type-C (Native USB support) |
| GPIO Count | 13-15 Pins (model dependent, high-density layout) |
| Voltage Input | 5V via Type-C or 3.3V–6V via Vin |
| Dimensions | Approx. 22.5mm x 18mm |
| Header Status | Unsoldered / Loose |



- Wearable Technology: Its lightweight and thin profile is perfect for smart jewelry, health monitors, and performance trackers.
- Robotics & Drones: Ideal for secondary flight controllers or wireless telemetry modules where space is at a premium.
- Smart Home Stealth: Perfect for building hidden sensors (temperature, motion, or door/window) that fit inside standard electrical boxes or wall cavities.
- Business Prototyping: A low-cost, high-performance unit for B2B teams testing “proof of concept” devices before moving to full-scale SMD manufacturing.
Yes. Select “ESP32S3 Dev Module” in the Board Manager. Because it is an S3-based board, ensure you have the latest ESP32 board support package (v2.0.5 or later) installed
4MB is sufficient for lightweight AI models, voice command recognition (ESP-Skainet), and MicroPython/CircuitPython scripts. For high-resolution camera projects or very large AI models, a board with external PSRAM (N8R2/N16R8) is usually recommended
Yes. The ESP32-S3 features native USB support. You can use the USBHID library in Arduino to make the SuperMini appear as a keyboard, mouse, or game controller to any PC
You can provide 3.3V to 6V to the Vin (or 5V) pin. The onboard regulator will stabilize the voltage to the 3.3V required by the ESP32-S3 chip
Absolutely. The ESP32-S3 SuperMini is an excellent choice for pilot production runs. For businesses, the unsoldered nature makes it very easy to integrate into larger assemblies without the bulk of pre-installed pins











