Oooh our QT PY ESP32-S3 is up and running!

About a week ago we re-spun our ESP32-S2 QT Py into an ESP32-S3 version (the chips are very very similar but NOT drop in compatible!). we just got the PCBs in last night and threw one of these together. compared to the S2, the S3 adds a second core back, and adds BLE as well. while there is no arduino support yet, we do have preliminary CircuitPython support! good enough to test each pin, the analog inputs, i2c control of a display and even connect to wifi to grab some data. there's still more to go but we've got the hardware in a state that's good enough to try and order our first set of PCBs for assembly.

#adafruit #esp32 #qtpy

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[ChadLawson]

TAKE MY MONEY!

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth in a tiny form with CircuitPython?! Want!!

[cphrpunk]

Are stocks/supplies looking like it’s going to get any better anytime soon?

[Johnny.Fedora]

I have a QT Py ESP32-S2, and while it's impressive in many ways, the lack of Bluetooth is an impediment. Setting up Wi-Fi is pretty complicated, and all I need is in effect a wireless text console -- what you get from the USB port. Not sure if SSH or low-security Telnet is available on the board side, but the need for a Wi-Fi access point (for a practical implementation) is a show-stopper.

I'm really looking forward to the S3 QT Py.

[OlivierCR]

I don't understand why the DAC outputs were removed :(

[crusherjones]

Welp... looks like I'm holding on that ESP32QTPY order nao

[herbertattema]

Just like that, my pay check is gone, AMAZING

[seanocansey]

How much flash does it have out of the box?