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DSTIKE Deauther32 Watch SE — ESP32-S3 Watch

DSTIKE Deauther32 Watch SE — ESP32-S3 Watch

$99.00

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Expandable ESP32-S3 Wi-Fi Development Watch

The DSTIKE Deauther32 Watch SE is an open-source ESP32-S3 development platform built in a portable watch-style enclosure.

It combines a 1.69-inch IPS color display, 1000mAh rechargeable battery, microSD storage, DS3231 real-time clock, AXP2101 power management, external antenna support, two programming interfaces and 13 breakout GPIOs.

Compatible Deauther32 firmware is preinstalled for wireless education, signal monitoring, network diagnostics and controlled assessment of authorized 2.4 GHz networks. Developers can also replace the supplied firmware and use the hardware for custom Arduino or ESP-IDF projects.

Important: The Watch SE supports 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only. It does not support 5 GHz Wi-Fi.

Key Features

  • Espressif ESP32-S3 microcontroller

  • 2.4 GHz 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi

  • Bluetooth Low Energy

  • 1.69-inch ST7789 IPS color display

  • 240 × 280 screen resolution

  • Built-in 1000mAh rechargeable battery

  • AXP2101 power-management IC

  • DS3231 real-time clock

  • microSD card slot

  • microSD card included

  • External antenna connection

  • Native USB and UART programming interfaces

  • USB-C charging and firmware access

  • 13 breakout GPIOs

  • Three-way navigation control

  • Programmable RGB status LED

  • Preinstalled Deauther32 firmware

  • Arduino and ESP-IDF compatibility

Wireless Learning and Authorized Assessment

Available functions depend on the installed firmware version.

The preinstalled firmware may provide:

  • 2.4 GHz wireless network scanning

  • Channel and signal-strength information

  • Packet and activity monitoring

  • Controlled management-frame resilience testing

  • Beacon and probe-frame demonstrations

  • Clock and status display

  • Web-based firmware configuration

  • Custom device and network settings

These functions are intended for wireless education, laboratory demonstrations, network diagnostics and authorized testing.

The device does not reveal Wi-Fi passwords, decrypt protected traffic, provide access to secured networks or bypass Protected Management Frames.

1.69-Inch IPS Color Display

The 240 × 280 ST7789 display provides more space than the smaller monochrome displays used on earlier ESP8266 watches.

It can show:

  • Firmware menus

  • Network and channel information

  • Signal data

  • Packet-monitoring status

  • Clock information

  • Battery and operating status

  • Custom graphics

  • Sensor readings

  • User-created interfaces

Screen contents and menu options may vary between firmware versions.

Three-Way Navigation Control

A compact three-way control provides direct menu operation:

  • Scroll up

  • Press to confirm

  • Scroll down

The control can also be reassigned in custom firmware for games, menus, application shortcuts or other user-interface functions.

microSD Storage

The built-in microSD slot can be used for compatible projects involving:

  • Configuration files

  • Data logs

  • Images and interface resources

  • Sensor records

  • Custom application files

  • Firmware-related data

A microSD card is included.

Available functions depend on the installed firmware and card format. The presence of a microSD slot does not mean every firmware version automatically records wireless data.

DS3231 Real-Time Clock

The onboard DS3231 provides dedicated timekeeping hardware for projects such as:

  • Clock and calendar displays

  • Timestamped data logging

  • Scheduled actions

  • Time-based sensor projects

  • Portable timers

  • Operating-history records

Some RTC functions in the supplied Deauther32 firmware may still be under development. Developers can access the RTC through compatible custom Arduino or ESP-IDF firmware.

External Antenna Support

The Watch SE includes an external antenna connection, allowing developers to select a compatible antenna for their project or authorized assessment environment.

Wireless performance depends on:

  • Antenna type and quality

  • Antenna orientation

  • Access-point output power

  • Channel congestion

  • Walls and surrounding objects

  • Local interference

  • Firmware configuration

  • Regional radio regulations

Using a larger antenna does not guarantee a specific range. Always use a compatible antenna and comply with applicable local radio regulations.

13 Breakout GPIOs

Thirteen accessible GPIO connections make the Watch SE suitable for hardware expansion.

Compatible projects may include:

  • Environmental sensors

  • External buttons and controls

  • Status indicators

  • Additional displays

  • Data-logging modules

  • Portable IoT controllers

  • Custom input devices

  • Educational electronics experiments

Use 3.3V-compatible signals and check ESP32-S3 pin assignments, boot behavior and current limits before connecting external hardware.

Native USB and UART Interfaces

The Watch SE provides native USB and UART-based development interfaces for:

  • Firmware uploading

  • Serial communication

  • Debugging

  • USB-enabled ESP32-S3 projects

  • Recovery when testing custom firmware

Interface behavior depends on the selected firmware, USB mode and development-environment settings.

Power Management

The Watch SE contains a built-in 1000mAh rechargeable lithium battery managed by the AXP2101.

Actual operating time depends on:

  • Display brightness

  • Wi-Fi and Bluetooth activity

  • microSD activity

  • RGB LED brightness

  • External antenna use

  • Connected expansion hardware

  • Firmware configuration

  • Battery age and condition

Use a suitable 5V USB-C power source for charging.

Technical Specifications

  • Microcontroller: Espressif ESP32-S3

  • Wireless band: 2.4 GHz only

  • Wi-Fi: 802.11b/g/n

  • Bluetooth: Bluetooth Low Energy

  • Display: 1.69-inch ST7789 IPS color TFT

  • Resolution: 240 × 280 pixels

  • Battery: Built-in 1000mAh rechargeable lithium battery

  • Power management: AXP2101

  • Real-time clock: DS3231

  • Storage: microSD card slot

  • Antenna: External antenna connection

  • Development interfaces: Native USB and UART

  • Expansion: 13 breakout GPIOs

  • Navigation: Three-way control

  • Status indicator: Programmable RGB LED

  • Firmware: Compatible Deauther32 firmware preinstalled

  • Development support: Arduino and ESP-IDF

  • 5 GHz Wi-Fi: Not supported

GPIO Reference

ST7789 Display

  • Backlight: GPIO 4

  • DC: GPIO 5

  • CS: GPIO 6

  • SCLK: GPIO 7

  • MOSI: GPIO 15

  • Reset: GPIO 16

microSD Card

  • CS: GPIO 10

  • MOSI: GPIO 11

  • SCK: GPIO 12

  • MISO: GPIO 13

Navigation Control

  • Scroll up: GPIO 17

  • Press/confirm: GPIO 18

  • Scroll down: GPIO 8

AXP2101 Power Management

  • SDA: GPIO 1

  • SCL: GPIO 2

  • IRQ: GPIO 9

Other Hardware

  • RGB LED: GPIO 3

  • Real-time clock: DS3231

  • Expansion: 13 breakout GPIOs

  • Development interfaces: Native USB and UART

Confirm the latest hardware revision before developing firmware that depends on exact GPIO assignments.

Watch SE or Watch MINI?

Choose the Deauther32 Watch SE if you need:

  • A larger 1000mAh battery

  • External antenna support

  • microSD storage

  • DS3231 real-time clock

  • Accessible expansion GPIOs

  • Native USB and UART interfaces

  • A larger rectangular display

  • Greater flexibility for custom development

Choose the Deauther32 Watch MINI or Watch MAX if you specifically need both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi support.

The Watch SE does not support 5 GHz Wi-Fi.

Development Possibilities

The hardware can be reprogrammed for projects such as:

  • Wearable sensor displays

  • Wi-Fi signal monitors

  • microSD data loggers

  • Clock and calendar applications

  • Portable IoT controllers

  • Bluetooth Low Energy projects

  • Menu-driven embedded applications

  • Custom status and notification devices

  • ESP32-S3 programming exercises

Installing custom firmware will overwrite the supplied software. Back up important files and settings before programming.

Deauther32 documentation is available at:

Deauther32 Documentation

 

What’s in the Box?

  • 1 × DSTIKE Deauther32 Watch SE
  • 1 × Watch strap
  • 1 × Built-in 1000mAh rechargeable battery
  • 1 × Compatible external antenna
  • 1 × microSD card
  • 1 × USB-C cable

Important Compatibility Notes

  • Supports 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only

  • Does not support 5 GHz or 6 GHz Wi-Fi

  • Does not support Wi-Fi 6

  • Does not provide 5G cellular connectivity

  • Does not accept a SIM card

  • Firmware functions may change between versions

  • Experimental firmware may contain bugs

  • Networks using 802.11w or Protected Management Frames may limit or prevent some assessment functions

  • The device does not bypass PMF or other network-security protections

  • Incorrect firmware or board settings may prevent normal startup

Not a Conventional Smartwatch

The Watch SE is a wearable development device, not a consumer smartwatch.

Unless added through custom development, it does not provide:

  • Cellular calls

  • GPS navigation

  • Health or fitness tracking

  • Phone notifications

  • Mobile payments

  • Water resistance

The product has no stated waterproof rating. Keep it away from water, rain and excessive moisture.

Battery and Handling Safety

  • Do not charge the device unattended.

  • Keep it away from water, conductive objects and high temperatures.

  • Stop using it if the battery becomes swollen, damaged or unusually hot.

  • Do not puncture, crush or modify the built-in battery.

  • Disconnect power before connecting expansion hardware.

  • Check voltage, polarity and GPIO compatibility before modifying the hardware.

  • Custom firmware and hardware changes are performed at the user’s own risk.

Responsible Use

The Deauther32 Watch SE is intended for education, open-source development, wireless signal monitoring, network diagnostics and authorized security testing.

Use it only with networks and equipment that you own or have explicit permission to test. Unauthorized interference with wireless communications or collection of third-party data may violate local laws.

Users are responsible for complying with all applicable radio, privacy and telecommunications regulations.

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