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ESP32 Case with Exposed GPIO - No Screws

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Description

Compact case for ESP32 with integrated USB CH340C converter, featuring an innovative design that allows free access to GPIO pins without removing the enclosure.

 

FEATURES:

  • Exposed GPIOs on the side — connect components without disassembling  the case
  • Snap-fit assembly, no screws — quick assembly and disassembly
  • Hexagonal vents on front and back — modern design with integrated airflow
  • Elegant protection against dust and mechanical impacts
  • Supports ESP32 boards with CH340C (verify dimensions)
  • Pins ready for jumper wires and peripherals

 

APPLICATIONS:
Prototyping, IoT development, maker projects, testing stations, 
embedded systems with USB interface.

 

Perfect for those who want protection without sacrificing prototyping flexibility!

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