ESP32 Review: Using the ESP32 with the Arduino IDE

In this video we review the ESP32, the successor of the popular ESP8266! Without any further delay, let's get started!

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[JoaoBarbosa]

Can't wait to have my dual core push button led XD

[edwardcasati]

The ESP32 is truly revolutionary. With the processing power, speeds and memory available, it can barely be called a microcontroller anymore, and should not be thought of as such.
Even if the increased computational capabilities are not used, it is the low power modes that make it an important change from the ESP8266. You can have it sleep while still 'dreaming' and collecting data, only to wake up form a very low power mode to post your data. It makes the device truly battery compatible, something that could only be 'faked' in the ESP8266.

[zariski]

just bought from Brazil for 6usd with shipment cost . :) amazing!! very excited to play with this pup

[loucostello]

Thanks to this vid, I finally got that pesky ESP32 platform working on my Arduino IDE. Bravissimo.

[VincentCheng]

For your reference:
I just bought ESP32 ( dev board )last week, the cost by now is 45 RMB( CNY) ~= 6.6 USD .

[unglaubichuberlieber]

thanks for your good+comprehensive intro !!! as soon as i receive my esp32 i will try to implement your datalogger but with a hard drive, bis bald+alles gute

[Explore-Gobal]

Wow, the comparison with an UNO, which I have started out with, is incredible. I believe this will do everything and more I demanded from my UNO. Thanks for the video.

[nickmccullough]

Holy smokes this looks promising. Will have to pick one up to play around with

[Avriox]

Could you make a tutorial and show how to use the i2s?

[husseinelguindi]

Never been this early! Love your vids!

[livewiya]

You have quickly become my favorite channel!

[neakim]

Thank you, Very useful and my esp-32s running well.

[kewakl]

...without any further delay, let's get started....
5 seconds of educ8s logo!

[deltakid]

For some countries like the one I am in (Colombia), $20 USD is a very expensive solution and even worst when shipping is added, but now I find it in local stores for around $5 USD.

[deeptronic]

I think I would change my plan from STM32F4 to ESP32 for my high-end guitar effect pedal project...

[_who_cares_]

Can you do another video of the MAX7219 Matrix but Use the "Parola for Arduino" Library?

[mrdanker]

You can buy the official development board from espressif off amazon for about 20 bucks, or off gridconnect (certified distributor) for about 10 bucks, but with about 17 bucks of shipping, so gridconnect is good if you want more than one.

[lupuid]

Hi,
On this chip would be interesting how the additional functions work. I mean functions not yet present with older boards: temperature sensor, touch sensor, Hall sensor, etc. If you share my idea, this would be a good idea for a new tutorial. My personal interest is in the touch sensor, but all other sound interesting to discover.
Regards,
Daniel

[rizwansaulat]

Just a lil issue - ESP32 leaves no space on breadboard. Takes up all the columns on one side of the breadboard.

[thomasalexander]

Nice review, ,

Like this comparison table, ,
It's far compare to other ESP8266 and UNO,

Thank you for this awesome video..