Beschreibung
Flipper Zero by Flipper Devices combines several hardware interfaces in a handheld platform for authorised security assessments, electronics development and structured training. It can read, save and emulate supported RFID and NFC credentials, analyse compatible remote-control signals, communicate with infrared devices and connect to external electronics for debugging and prototyping.
Key features
- Sub-GHz radio: receive and transmit supported signals from 300 to 928 MHz, subject to regional frequency restrictions and device limitations.
- NFC: read, save and emulate supported 13.56 MHz NFC cards and tags.
- 125 kHz RFID: read, save, emulate and write supported low-frequency RFID cards.
- Infrared: capture and replay compatible infrared remote-control signals.
- GPIO and hardware development: explore electronics, flash firmware, debug hardware and use the device as a USB UART, SPI or I2C converter.
- USB HID: emulate supported USB human interface devices for authorised testing and automation.
- iButton and 1-Wire: work with supported Dallas, CYFRAL, Metakom, TM2004 and RW1990 devices.
- Bluetooth Low Energy: connect the device to compatible applications and accessories.
Technical details
- Dimensions: 100.3 × 40.1 × 25.6 mm.
- Weight: 102 g.
- Display: 128 × 64 pixel graphic LCD.
- Microcontroller: STM32WB55RG.
- Storage: microSD card slot.
- Connectivity: USB Type-C and Bluetooth Low Energy 5.4.
- Battery: integrated 2,100 mAh lithium-ion polymer battery.
- GPIO: 18 pins supporting interfaces including I2C, SPI, SWD, GPIO, UART/USART, ADC and 1-Wire.
Compatibility and setup
Operate Flipper Zero from its built-in controls and display, or connect it to a computer or compatible Android or iOS application. USB Type-C is used for communication and charging. External modules, cards, tags and test hardware are required for functions involving those interfaces.
Buying in the UK and EU
Choose Basic, Standard or Complete pack options as listed for this product, with prices shown in GBP, EUR or USD and VAT handled at checkout. Radio transmission is regulated by national rules and licence-exempt bands in the UK and EU, so review applicable requirements before transmitting; receiving and analysing signals is the common lawful use. Use RFID, NFC, HID emulation and access-related functions only with permission and review local laws.






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