Firmware & Source Code

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Find the right files for your device.

Firmware downloads, source code, setup guides and hardware resources, organized by product family. Choose your model below to get started.

Match the full model name. A shared chip or a similar product name does not mean the firmware is interchangeable. Check the model, board revision and project instructions before updating.

Wi-Fi tools

Choose the firmware family first, then match the exact model and hardware revision.

USB automation

WiFi Duck, White Ducky II, S3 and Ultra use different hardware and firmware. Start with the name on your device.

Wi-Fi monitoring

Find the project documentation or request the files for your monitoring device.

Audio & maker projects

Open the matching project for source and hardware files. A source repository may require a build rather than provide a ready-to-flash binary.

ESP32 audio

Christmas Tree MP3

DSTIKE Christmas Tree MP3 Player & Bluetooth Speaker

Use the dedicated Christmas Tree MP3 project when looking for its code and project files.

ESP32-S3

ESP32-S3 Game Console

DSTIKE ESP32-S3 Programmable Handheld Game Console

The game-console repository includes example sketches and game files. This is separate from the HackHeld32S3 Wi-Fi testing model.

Before you flash

Choose the correct file and installation method
  1. Identify your device. Match the full product name and hardware revision, including suffixes such as II, S3, C5, MINI, MAX or Ultra.
  2. Read the project instructions. A source repository, a firmware binary and a hardware schematic are different resources. Follow the README or installer for your exact model.
  3. Prepare for the update. Save scripts and settings you want to keep. Use a USB data cable and follow the project's connection and flashing instructions.

If the installer does not list your model, contact DSTIKE before choosing a similar-looking device.

Downloads, source code and hardware files: what is the difference?

Firmware downloads / installers provide an installation route described by the project. Source code may need to be compiled with the specified tools and settings. Hardware files can include schematics or enclosure designs; they are not firmware.

For projects without a clearly identified download for your revision, use the support link below.

Older White Ducky and Watch Z resources

These are legacy project links. Match the original model and revision before using them; they are not replacements for White Ducky S3 or Ultra firmware.

Need files for your exact model?

Send us the full product name, order number, a photo of the board or model label, and the firmware version if it is available. Tell us whether you need an update, recovery firmware, source code or hardware documentation.

External links open the original project documentation or repository. Availability and installation instructions are maintained by each project.