Description
The Flipper Zero Wi-Fi Devboard adds wireless connectivity and debugging functions to Flipper Zero for authorised security testing, firmware development and hardware research. Its ESP32-S2 platform supports wireless and USB debugging through Black Magic Probe, while Wi-Fi access enables compatible development workflows and remote device interaction.
Key features
- Wireless debugging: Debug compatible hardware over Wi-Fi using Black Magic Probe.
- USB debugging: Connect the board to a host computer for wired debugging.
- DAPLink support: USB operation can use Black Magic or DAPLink debug modes.
- Wi-Fi access point mode: The board can create its own wireless network for configuration and debugging.
- Wi-Fi client mode: Connect the board to an existing compatible wireless network.
- Flipper Zero integration: Attach the devboard to a Flipper Zero for development and research applications.
Technical details
- ESP32-S2 chipset.
- Black Magic Probe firmware and DAPLink debug support.
- Wi-Fi connectivity in access point or client mode.
- Wi-Fi client mode supports 2.4 GHz networks. 5 GHz networks are not supported.
Compatibility and setup
The board is designed for use with Flipper Zero. Switch off the Flipper Zero before attaching the devboard, then power the device on. Configuration is available through the board’s web interface. A USB connection to a host computer can be used for wired debugging, while Wi-Fi provides wireless access. Firmware and development workflows should follow the current Flipper Devices documentation and the relevant Black Magic Probe project documentation.
Buying in the UK and EU
Flipper Devices hardware is offered for professional and educational security work, with prices displayed in GBP, EUR or USD and VAT handled at checkout. Wi-Fi transmission is regulated by national radio rules, including licence-exempt band conditions, so transmit only where permitted; receiving and analysing authorised test traffic is the common lawful use.
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