What is it? The ESP32 minikit is a great little board, but because of the double-rows of pins, it can't be plugged into a breadboard. This little adapter arranges the two 10-pin double-rows into two 20-pin single-rows, shifting the inner columns to the bottom. This keeps the pinout almost identical to the ESP32 manual. However, all pins are labelled.

The ESP32 minikit hangs beyond the edge of the breadboard so that the WiFi signal is unimpeded. The business end of the board is narrow enough that three breadboard pins can be used for each line.

The board comes with the sockets and pins already soldered in place.

Price does not include the breadboard itself or the ESP32 - but you knew that... :)

Why did you make it? Couldn't find one available anywhere.