T-Deck

Board
by LILYGOlilygo-t-deck≈ medium (~$15–50)
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Flash this board — 8 firmware options · Known good
T-Deck board
Board
T-Deck pinout
Pinout

Specifications

Radiosinherited from ESP32-S3

Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi 4 · 2.4 GHz
Bluetooth LE
BLE 5
Bluetooth Classic
no
802.15.4
no

USB

Native USB
yes

Board

Form factor
t-deck

Display & extras

Display
2.8in 320x240 ST7789 SPI IPS
Extras
lorakeyboardtrackballmicrophonespeaker
Built onT-Deck BoardESP32-S3 SoC

ESP32-S3FN16R8 handheld with a 2.8in ST7789 IPS display, onboard keyboard, trackball, mic/speaker, and an optional SX1262 LoRa transceiver.

Firmware for this board

Known good

  • BruceKnown goodpentestweb flasher
    Flash Bruceweb flasherknown-good

    Known good esp-atlas asserts this board↔firmware link at the shown trust tier — it does not guarantee your specific unit or the current firmware version. Flashing can erase keys/config and can brick the device. At your own risk.

  • LauncherKnown goodmultirelease .bin
    Flash Launcherin-browserknown-good

    Known good esp-atlas asserts this board↔firmware link at the shown trust tier — it does not guarantee your specific unit or the current firmware version. Flashing can erase keys/config and can brick the device. At your own risk.

  • MeshtasticKnown goodmeshweb flasher
    Flash Meshtasticweb flasherknown-good

    Known good esp-atlas asserts this board↔firmware link at the shown trust tier — it does not guarantee your specific unit or the current firmware version. Flashing can erase keys/config and can brick the device. At your own risk.

Unverified

  • MicroHydra for CardputerUnverifiedmultirelease .bin
    Flash MicroHydra for Cardputerrelease .bin

    Unverified esp-atlas asserts this board↔firmware link at the shown trust tier — it does not guarantee your specific unit or the current firmware version. Flashing can erase keys/config and can brick the device. At your own risk.

  • MCLiteUnverifiedmesh
    Flash MCLiteguided

    Unverified esp-atlas asserts this board↔firmware link at the shown trust tier — it does not guarantee your specific unit or the current firmware version. Flashing can erase keys/config and can brick the device. At your own risk.

  • meshcoretermUnverifiedmesh
    Flash meshcoretermguided

    Unverified esp-atlas asserts this board↔firmware link at the shown trust tier — it does not guarantee your specific unit or the current firmware version. Flashing can erase keys/config and can brick the device. At your own risk.

  • PyxisUnverifiedmulti
    Flash Pyxisguided

    Unverified esp-atlas asserts this board↔firmware link at the shown trust tier — it does not guarantee your specific unit or the current firmware version. Flashing can erase keys/config and can brick the device. At your own risk.

  • WADAMESH BETAUnverifiedmesh
    Flash WADAMESH BETAguided

    Unverified esp-atlas asserts this board↔firmware link at the shown trust tier — it does not guarantee your specific unit or the current firmware version. Flashing can erase keys/config and can brick the device. At your own risk.

Notes

  • ESP32-S3FN16R8 dual-core LX7; 16 MB flash, 8 MB PSRAM
  • LoRa transceiver: SX1262 (chip-optional SKU), +22dBm, 433/868/915MHz
  • Onboard mini keyboard (shipped in a randomly-selected color/layout)
  • Wi-Fi 2.4GHz + Bluetooth 5 (LE)
  • io.gpio_exposed=4 QUOTED: the vendor firmware repo's own board pin-definition header (utilities.h) defines exactly 4 undocumented GPIOs -- BOARD_TBOX_G01=3, G02=2, G03=15, G04=1 -- claimed by no other onboard peripheral in that file; the official README confirms base T-Deck (non-Plus) ships a user-facing Grove HY2.0-4P interface that is free/unassigned (Plus variant reassigns it to GPS), matching this G01-G04 naming. io.gpio_free=3 DERIVED: subtracting esp32-s3's soc.reserved_pins -- GPIO3 (G01) is a strapping pin, GPIO2/15/1 are not strapping or usb_flash_tied -- gives 4 - 1 = 3

Verify my board

Reads the connected chip over USB and checks it against what esp-atlas cites for T-Deck — over Web Serial, no backend, nothing leaves your browser.

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Serial monitor

Not connected.