ESP12 programmer board with pogo pins

Name: ESP12 programmer board with pogo pins
SKU: 9887
Price: 17.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.20 (5 reviews)

(5 Reviews)

Programming board to flash ESP12 modules in circuit

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Programming board to flash ESP12 modules in circuit

The board has all ESP12 pins as pogo pins to be easily connected with the standard 2.54mm (0.1in) headers. The top four pins are the FTDI pins for easy programming, they are additional to the ones o…

Review Breakdown

Average Ratings

Product: (4.00)

Documentation: (4.20)

Shipping: (4.60)

Communication: (4.00)

Pavel | Oct. 23, 2021

Good product. Great seller!

The programmer is very handy. There were no problems with its use. I bought a fully assembled version. The seller was very friendly!

Если покупаете из России - заранее договоритесь об отправке с трекингом. Мою первую посылку почта потеряла, продавец сразу отправил вторую с трекингом (за что ему большое спасибо) - и она дошла за десять дней!

Mark | March 2, 2021

Great product and great shipping speed

This will make life really easy for flashing my IoT devices. The instructions sheet included is really clear and all the components are there ready to be soldered onto the board. It was shipped the day after purchase and came is a reasonable time.

Stan | Sept. 8, 2018

Does not work with 12S

Programmer is too narrow for the ESP12S. I tried to bend the pins just a bit, but they snapped. The pins of course are not designed to bend, just letting you know it did not work for me.

Haim | April 28, 2018

I really wanted this to work but needs alot of work

Very difficult to use and align let alone keep it in place while programming. A rubber band comes in handy to lock the board in place. Assembly is a challenge as well.
Absolutely no pinout references so you're left guessing how to connect the FTDI and orient the pins to the ESP. Don't waste your time emailing the seller, he won't respond.

Giacomo | Oct. 30, 2017