If I remember correctly, Elecrow sent me an end-of-year gift with a notebook (paper style), a pen, and a 3.5-inch ESP32 terminal. I had completely forgotten about it, and while wondering what I would give for Giveaway Week 2023, and looking around in drawers and on shelves, I found an “ESP32 Terminal” package, and I was like “What the F is that and where is it coming from?”.
Long story short, the 6th prize of this year’s giveaway week is Elecrow’s ESP32 Terminal with a 3.5-inch touchscreen display that also comes with a front-facing OV2640 camera and six Crowtail connectors for expansion plus a LiPo battery connector.
Elecrow ESP32 terminal specifications:
- Wireless module – ESP32-S3 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5 (LE) module with 16MB flash and 8MB PSRAM
- Storage – MicroSD card slot
- Display – 3.5-inch TFT LCD display with 480×320 resolution (ILI9488 driver), capacitive touchscreen
- Camera – 2MP OV2640 front-facing camera
- Audio – MEMS Microphone
- USB – 1x USB Type-C port for power, charging, and programming
- Expansion – 6x Crowtail connector with 2x analog ports, 2x digital ports, 1x UART, 1x I2C for expansion modules
- Misc – Boot and Reset button
- Power Supply
- 5V via USB-C
- 3.7V LiPo battery support with charging circuit
- Dimensions – 106 x 66 x 13mm
I’d ship the terminal with its USB-C cable as shown in the first photo. The company provides a wiki with instructions explaining how to use the ESP32 device with Arduino, SquareLine, PlatformIO, MicroPython, and ESP-IDF. Whenever practical, I always try to test review samples before offering them to avoid disappointment (and embarrassment), and Elecrow’s ESP32 terminal boots to a graphics demo.
It’s a demo based on the popular LVGL library that showcases the display and touchscreen capabilities. You’ll find a video demo below showing what it looks like and how to re-flash it yourself if needed.
To enter the draw simply leave a comment with your country and whatever else you’d like to say (no links in the body of the comment). If the country is missing, I’ll consider the entry void. Other rules are as follows:
- Only one entry per contest. I will filter out entries with the same IP and/or email address.
- Contests are open for 48 hours starting at 10 a.m. (Bangkok time) every day.
- Comments will be closed after 48 hours. If comments are open, the contest is still going on.
- Winners will be selected with random.org and announced in the comments section of each giveaway.
- I’ll contact the winner by email, and I’ll expect an answer within 24 hours, or I’ll pick another winner. Note that I may not be able to contact people who log in with Facebook, Twitter, or Google, so it’s better to use an email address to enter the draw.
- Shipping
- $12 for registered airmail small packet or ePacket for overseas shipping payable via PayPal within 48 hours once the contest (for a given product) is complete. If PayPal is not an option in your country, we can try to find another payment solution.
- All prizes will be shipped at the same time once we get all the winners, so around November 15.
- I’ll make sure we have 7 different winners, so if you have already won a device during this giveaway week, I’ll draw another person.
If you don’t end up being lucky, you can always purchase Elecrow ESP32 Terminal on their shop for about $36 plus shipping.
Jean-Luc started CNX Software in 2010 as a part-time endeavor, before quitting his job as a software engineering manager, and starting to write daily news, and reviews full time later in 2011.
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Greetings and thanks from Brazil!
Sweden wishing everyone an awesome day 🙂
Some very interesting application uses come to mind. UK.
USA. Looks like fun to play with.
I am from Germany ))
Hello from Brazil
Malaysia here!
Thanks from the US!
will be excellent for my radio project..
Serbia
Hello from Korea!
Hello from Bangladesh
Hello from USA. That looks like a great interface for a smart home.
Hello from Brazil !!
Nice looking terminal! The Netherlands
Hello, I’m from Hong Kong.
FINLAND
Hi from austria
Greetings from Bulgaria!
Canada…🤞🍁
Hi from Hungary.
Hello from Portugal. 🙂
Greetings from Hungary! Thanks for your work!
Best wishes from Romania!
Looks Interesting. Have been wanting one for a while.
Greetings from Belarus!
Singapore
Hello from France
Iran
Romania, thx!
Greeting from Israel
Greetings from Belarus
Greetings from Albania.
Interesting!
(from France)
Lucky united states
Greetings from Belgium!
poland
Hello from Spain
Greetings from Latvia!
Thanks you from France
Hello from Czechia!
Need to learn ESP32. Thanks from France!
Hi from Belgium ^^
Keep up the great work!
Poland
Serbia
Ping from Slovenia.
With hope and thanks, from Germany.
Poland here 😁
Hi from Portugal
Hello from Spain. many thanks!
Germany
Hi from NZ
Australia
Hi from Catalunya (Spain)
Greetings from Spain
Greetings from Germany
Hello from Canada!
Well, greetings from Portugal!
Hello from France!
Namaste from India
This will make a nice Dashboard for Family stuff. (Germany)
Hello from Lithuania
Greetings from Sweden !
Ukraine
Thank you for your work.
UK – good luck all
UK – good luck everybody!
Greetings from Germany
Netherlands
Australia.
cool piece of kit.
Embedded rust has entered the chat 🙂 In Belgium.
Hello from France
USA. Interesting.
How exciting, Switzerland
Hi from France
Hi from Hong Kong
Hello from Germany
From Belgium, hi.
Thank you and greetings from Belgium!
Hey I can use that to make a super cool heads-up display for an electric go kart me and my team are building!!! Love from India 🇮🇳
Poland
Already have a similar one (WIO Terminal), but 2 can’t hurt, 😉 .
I can really use that to make a interactive screen for the electric go-kart the team I am in is building!!! Love from 🇮🇳 india
Hello from Georgia
Hello from the UK! Would be cool if this is supported by ESPhome
Great platform, South Africa
Greetings from Spain!!! Many thanks Jean-Luc for your job with this website.
Thank you and good luck everyone.
Hi from Canada
Greetings from Sweden
United Kingdom
Greetings from Australia
Hello from Morocco
Greetings and thanks from Montenegro!!!
Greetings from Ukraine!
Canada
INDIA
Hello from Poland
Tennessee, USA
Cheers from Canada
Hi, I am from India. This would be fun to play with. I guess running Linux on this Elecrow ESP32 terminal would be cool. Lots of possibilities in my mind.
United States, Montana
Win or lose, I might want to get myself one of these…
Hi from Spain
Hi from Brno.Czechia.
Hello from Colombia
Hello from Sweden!
Ahoy !
from United Kingdom
Hello from Lithuania!
Greetings from France
Poland – i just realized what should be made with this.
Greetings from Curacao
USA – already have several project ideas if I win this!
Greetings from Russia! ^^
Canada
Looks neat! From United States of America.
United States. Unlike some of the prizes, I’d probably use this one. Have a happy Saturday 🙂
Hello from Romania
Hello from Germany
USA!
Poland.
love your give away week
USA!
Hello from France!
Thanks for this giveway 🙂
Great article, hello from Oregon, US!
Hello from the other side. India
Hello from NY
Thanks from Israel
The display size you mentioned is different. In your heading it’s 3.5″ and in description it is..5″.
USA, I want to be a winner
Namasthe – From India
Sweden, hello
From USA and my heart:
Oh, ESP32, with wit so keen—
You juggle tasks with a calm, unseen.
Wi-Fi whispers and Bluetooth beats,
Your prowess, none can ever defeat.
Bright TFT, in colors bold,
You paint our visions untold.
A canvas for the bytes to play,
You turn night’s work into day.
Together, you’re a marvel fine,
A dance of tech, a bright design.
From USA and my heart:
Oh, ESP32, with wit so keen—
You juggle tasks with a calm, unseen.
Wi-Fi whispers and Bluetooth beats,
Your prowess, none can ever defeat.
Bright TFT, in colors bold,
You paint our visions untold.
A canvas for the bytes to play,
You turn night’s work into day.
Together, you’re a marvel fine,
A dance of tech, a bright design.
Yes please and good on you from Australia
Hello from Italy!
G’Day from Australia
USA
Hello from Belgium. Best of luck to all
Hello from Brazil
Germany
Hello from India
Greetings from USA. Pretty loaded board, have lots of applications and project ideas.
Hello from Vietnam
Hello cnx from Vietnam
USA
Hi from the SF Bay Area in the USA!
I need this for my college project
Love from India I am using this for my next project
From India
Hello from Czech Republic.
Happy Diwali from India!
Hungary – What a nice compact package for an HMI!
Another new toy to play with in the USA
Italy. Hello everyone
Indonesia
Greetings from Kenya
Greetings from @printminion
Hello from Indi!
India. I don’t want it 😏
Hello from Germany 🙂
Hello from Finland!
Greetings from Greece.
from Jakarta, Indonesia thanks for all your post I always read it via google news!
United States! Thank you!
Hello from the Netherlands
Greeting from Malaysia. Alway found your interesting article from Google news feed
United States here. California says hello!
Switzerland here 🙂
Greetings from Hungary.
Greetings from USA!
Greetings from Serbia. Your website is nice and full of information.
Greetings from Germany 😉
The Netherlands. Yes please.
Good day from the UK
Hello from Brazil!
Hello from Nigeria, I’ll be so glad having this terminal to improve my skills as a student.
Slovakia
The Netherlands
I should really try a hardware project like this. United States
Thanks for all the work you do posting projects. USA
Hello from Poland
Hello from Vietnam
Hello from Montenegro
Have a lovely day from the USA!
Hi from United States
Still didn’t get any esp32, this would be a nice start – Switzerland
Greetings from the US!
Spain
Hello from the USA! Wish everyone luck!
United States
France
Hello from Turkiye 🙂
USA
USA
Hello from Germany!
Hi from Italy!
Hello from USA
Nice. From Taiwan
Bonjour/hello from Canada
Hi from Canada!
Hi from Israel
Similar project which was doing 🙂
From VietNam
Hi from Italy
Hello from Hong Kong!
Great opportunity for a noble prize. An ideal gadget indeed.I’d be thrilled if it comes my way, all the way to Kenya. Looking forward to seeing the winners.
Hello from USA
Xin chào, from Vietnam
Hello from Thailand.
Greetings from Chicago, United States.
Vietnam here
ESP32 is fun and 207 participants have entered the contest.
Random.org selected #28. That would be Ramin.The first winner did not reply on time, so I have to pick up another one: Number 157 meaning that “Pch Simon” has won. Congratulations! I’ll contact you by email shortly.