Flipper Zero Accessories UK

Accessories for security research

Flipper Zero accessories extend the device for controlled testing, prototyping, development and research. Choose equipment according to the engagement, the interfaces required and whether the work involves protection, visual output, hardware development or vehicle-bus analysis. Use all equipment only on systems, devices and networks where you have permission.

Choose the right accessory

• Flipper Zero Silicone Case: a protective silicone cover for everyday handling and field work. It is a practical choice when protecting the device is the priority.
• Flipper Zero Screen Protectors: designed to protect the display from marks and scratches during regular use and transport.
• Flipper Zero WiFi Devboard: a development accessory for compatible Wi-Fi and firmware development projects. Confirm current compatibility and technical requirements before use.
• Flipper Zero Prototyping Boards: useful for building and testing connected hardware projects with the device’s development interfaces.
• CANBus Module for Flipper Zero: intended for authorised research and analysis involving compatible CAN bus systems, such as controlled automotive or embedded-system testing.
• Flipper Zero Video Game Module: adds a video-game-focused module for compatible projects and experimentation.
• Light Messenger, POV Light Painter for Flipper Zero: creates persistence-of-vision light effects for visual experiments and demonstrations.
• Flux Capacitor: a hardware accessory for compatible Flipper Zero projects. Check the manufacturer’s specifications and project requirements before selecting it.

Buying in the United Kingdom and Ireland

Prices are shown in GBP or EUR, with USD also available, and VAT is calculated at checkout. A Flipper Zero case UK buyers choose should match the intended handling conditions, while a WiFi development board UK professionals select should be checked against the relevant firmware and project requirements. Product names such as Electronic Cats and Rabbit-Labs accessories may refer to separate manufacturer products, so verify compatibility rather than assuming that a GPIO board, battery or Sub-GHz antenna is interchangeable.

Transmitting is regulated in the United Kingdom and Ireland under Ofcom licence-exempt rules and the Wireless Telegraphy Act; receiving and analysing signals for authorised testing is the normal use. Check applicable frequency, power, equipment and licensing requirements before transmitting, and review laws covering radio equipment, vehicle systems, access tools and export controls.