IIRC that was the MSRP but you could never find them at that price.
reply> you could never find them at that price.
replyMicrocenter sold it for $5, limited to 1 per customer. Additional ones were $15 each.
Yeah the price was always a bit of a con (even if it was a great product!)
replyit is also more capable than an esp32. Im dinking around with both. esp32 is very restrictive in its compute capacity. It isnt multifunctional at all either.
replyA pi zero is to play with, an esp32 is so tiny, that it is more of a build for a single thing, and then set it and forget it doing that single thing.
You cant really stack more and more cool stuff onto it and keep building on it.