Supported boards.
Tested ESP32 boards for GhostESP, searchable by name, chip, vendor, or capability. Each card links to the vendor and lists the hardware features GhostESP supports.
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Elecrow CrowPanel 1.28" Rotary ESP32-S3
ElecrowCompact 240×240 GC9A01 round IPS display with CST816D capacitive touch and rotary encoder. GhostESP adds a circular interface and USB Audio volume/mute control for Windows and Linux. Use the dedicated CrowPanel 1.28-inch Rotary build.
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Elecrow CrowPanel ESP32 5.79" E-Paper
Elecrow5.79-inch black-and-white SPI e-paper HMI with 792×272 resolution, dual SSD1683 controllers, 8 MB flash, 8 MB PSRAM, five navigation buttons, SD card and battery interface. Use the dedicated GhostESP 5.79-inch E-paper build.
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Elecrow CrowPanel ESP32 4.2" E-Paper
Elecrow4.2-inch black-and-white SPI e-paper HMI with 400×300 resolution, 8 MB flash, 8 MB PSRAM, five navigation buttons, SD card and battery interface. Use the dedicated GhostESP 4.2-inch E-paper build.
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Elecrow CrowPanel Advanced P4 5-inch
Elecrow5-inch CrowPanel Advanced P4 HMI with 800×480 RGB touch display, audio, Wi-Fi and BLE through the onboard C6 ESP-Hosted coprocessor. Uses the dedicated 5-inch GhostESP build, not the 7/9/10.1-inch MIPI build.
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Elecrow CrowPanel Advanced P4 10.1-inch
ElecrowLarge CrowPanel Advanced P4 HMI with MIPI display, touch, audio, Wi-Fi and BLE through the onboard C6 ESP-Hosted coprocessor. Supported by the v1.2+ GhostESP build.
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Elecrow CrowPanel Advanced P4 7-inch
Elecrow7-inch CrowPanel Advanced P4 HMI with 1024×600 touch display, audio, Wi-Fi and BLE through the onboard C6 ESP-Hosted coprocessor.
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Elecrow CrowPanel Advanced P4 9-inch
Elecrow9-inch CrowPanel Advanced P4 HMI with 1024×600 touch display, audio, Wi-Fi and BLE through the onboard C6 ESP-Hosted coprocessor.
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Elecrow CrowPanel Advance 5.0" ESP32-S3
Elecrow5-inch 800×480 IPS RGB display (ST7262, 16-bit) with GT911 capacitive touch, 16 MB flash / 8 MB PSRAM. Native CrowPanel RGB path with 16 MHz PCLK and factory GT911 configuration.
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Elecrow CrowPanel Advance 4.3" ESP32-S3
Elecrow4.3-inch 800×480 IPS RGB display (ST7262) with GT911 capacitive touch. Shares the 16-bit RGB bus/pinout with the 7-inch and 5-inch Advance boards; uses the same GhostESP RGB driver family.
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Elecrow CrowPanel Advance 3.5" ESP32-S3
Elecrow3.5-inch 480×320 SPI display (ILI9488 @ 40 MHz) with GT911 touch (I2C addr 0x14, RST 48 / INT 47, SWAPXY + INVERT_Y). SPI bus on MOSI 39 / CLK 42 / CS 40 / DC 41 / RST 2.
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Elecrow CrowPanel Advance 2.8" ESP32-S3
Elecrow2.8-inch 320×240 SPI display (ST7789 @ 80 MHz) with FT6x06-compatible capacitive touch. SPI bus on MOSI 39 / CLK 42 / CS 40 / DC 41; backlight fixed-on.
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Elecrow CrowPanel Advance 2.4" ESP32-S3
Elecrow2.4-inch 320×240 SPI display (ST7789 @ 80 MHz) with FT6x06-compatible capacitive touch. Same SPI mapping as the 2.8-inch variant; optimized for the compact HMI form factor.
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GhostBoard
Rabbit-LabsFlipper‑compatible C6 board made for Ghost ESP. SD slot, 3 RGB LEDs, GPS expansion.
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CYD2USB 2.4" C Variant
Compact 2.4" capacitive touch display board powered by an ESP32 WROOM module.
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NM-CYD-C5
ESP32-C5 based Cheap Yellow Display board with 2.4" capacitive touch and 5 GHz Wi-Fi support.
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Ultimate Marauder
Wired HattersDual-ESP32 Marauder board by Wired Hatters with Flipper support, GPS, SD card and touch.
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The Banshee
Wired HattersDual-ESP32 (C5 + S3) GhostESP board with dual-band, SD storage, Ethernet, TFT + OLED displays, rotary encoder, RGB lighting, and expansion for sensors and IO.
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FlipperHub Rocket
Wired HattersWired Hatters’ ESP32-WROOM-UE FlipperHub Rocket with USB-C, SMA antenna, and optional GPS expansion.
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ESP32-S3 Cardputer
M5StackCompact keyboard-style ESP32-S3 device with on-the-go control, SD card and infrared.
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M5Stack Cardputer ADV
M5StackAdvanced ESP32-S3 Cardputer with a compact keyboard, display, SD card support, infrared, and sensor expansion.
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M5Stack CoreS3-SE
M5StackESP32-S3 IoT controller with a 2.0" capacitive touch display, 16MB flash, 8MB PSRAM, microSD slot, speaker and dual mics. Flashed over USB-C.
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M5Stack AtomS3R
M5StackPocket-sized ESP32-S3 with a 0.85" IPS display, long-range IR blaster, 9-axis motion sensing, 8MB flash and 8MB PSRAM.
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The Phantom
Rabbit-LabsESP32-based device with SD card, resistive touch display and stylus.
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T-Embed CC1101
LilyGoBuilt-in rotary encoder, IR, Sub-GHz and NFC with ESP32-S3 and SD card slot.
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LilyGo T-Display S3 Touch
LilyGoESP32-S3 development board with integrated touch display.
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Poltergeist 5GHz WiFi Board
Rabbit-LabsESP32-C5 board built for the Flipper with dual-band WiFi, BLE spam, OLED status screen, SD slot, and a custom IR blaster/receiver designed for GhostESP use.
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Seeed XIAO ESP32-S3 Sense
Seeed StudioDual-core ESP32-S3 with built-in camera sensor, digital microphone, 8MB PSRAM, 8MB Flash, and SD card slot. Ideal for embedded ML, intelligent voice and vision AI.
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Seeed XIAO ESP32-C5
Seeed StudioThe first XIAO module with 5 GHz Wi-Fi support. RISC-V architecture with dual-band Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5, and IEEE 802.15.4 (Zigbee, Thread). Supports Matter, HomeKit, and MQTT.
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Seeed XIAO ESP32S3
Seeed Studio240MHz Xtensa LX7 dual-core processor with Wi-Fi and BLE 5.0. Ultra-low 14μA deep sleep mode with lithium battery charging management. Ideal for IoT, smart homes, and wearables.
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Heltec WiFi LoRa 32 V3
ESP32-S3 with SX1262 LoRa and 0.96" OLED display. Compact Meshtastic-style board supported by the dedicated GhostESP Heltec V3 build.
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