






🚀 Unlock your IoT potential with the Freenove ESP32 CAM—where power meets vision!
The Freenove ESP32 CAM Board is a compact, dual-core 32-bit microcontroller running at 240 MHz, featuring an onboard 2MP camera, integrated 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.2, and 4MB Flash with 8MB PSRAM. It supports both MicroPython and C programming with detailed downloadable tutorials and example projects. The kit includes a 1GB SD card for local storage, making it an ideal all-in-one solution for wireless camera applications, IoT prototyping, and embedded system development.























































| ASIN | B0CJJHXD1W |
| Best Sellers Rank | 11,071 in Business, Industry & Science ( See Top 100 in Business, Industry & Science ) 40 in Microcontrollers |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Item model number | FNK0060B |
| Manufacturer | Freenove |
| Package Dimensions | 12.6 x 8.2 x 2.69 cm; 68 g |
S**I
Good board
I bought a cheaper unbranded equivalent board+cam from eBay but had lots of problems trying to upload and run sketches using both the Arduino IDE and PlatformIO. In frustration, I bought this branded FreeNove version and it 'just worked'. I can download at maximum speed and programs run correctly. I did find that the camera does not seem to run well when XCLK in the web UI is set at the default 20MHz. So I advise you to adjust this (try 25). 800x600 seemed to be the best compromise and streaming was OK (just don't expect 30fps). You can fit a higher resolution camera but the frame rate will be even slower. This board does not have a connector for an external aerial for long distance uses. If you don't fit the camera then you have a plain DevC Kit compatible board but it is one pin longer. These boards are too wide to fit on a standard breadboard (5 rows x 2), so you need to slot two breadboards together or get a wider breadboard. A good PlatformIO project (no camera) is ESP32-MiniWebRadio by schreibfaul1 on github. Picture shows WROOM DevKitC board but I replaced this with the FreeNove board later (which has PSRAM).
J**.
Easy to set up and multiple applications
This esp32-wrover-e camera is spot on for what I need it for, the picture isn't that great but what do you expect for the low price, It was easy to set up took me about 20 mins to get it up and running and also a IR sensor attached to it so soon as someone or something comes close within a few feet or meter it will automatically take a photo and save it on the sd card that slots into the back of it. That's just one thing it's capable off I've got loads to try with it yet I have about 12-13 esps and this one is up there with the easiest to set up, I'm going to connect it to a 5v relay to power up a lamp and also have another one on the way, would highly recommend
S**R
Great bit of kit.
Very versatile microcontroller, lots of i/o ports, wifi and bluetooth. Camera + webserver. Low power requirements Quick and easy to set up, if you follow the instructions to the letter, pay careful attention to baud rates. I have had this working through the arduino IDE on my imac, macbook air and a windows 10 laptop and they all work well. Will try to use with Thonny and VSCode later. the unit came well packaged in a study plastic box with a USB cable. Just had to install the CH340 driver, and add a link for the ESP3s in the board manager. 10 out of 10
O**N
Beware of the Quality Issues
I love the ESP32 specially after having used for a year in making a train model which is for the STEM program and other similar programs. I loved so much that I recommend them for a project were 9 boards had been purchased. I then discovered two things that are worth noting: 1. Some of the cameras have defects like dead pixels (which can be seen as a red dot) and more often than not dirt found on the inside of the lens which can’t be removed. 2. The microcontroller are not all equal. Some operate as expected while others are slow or even crash when doing the webcam exercise. I would suggest to anyone who purchases this product to install the software for the webcam exercise and check for dead pixels and dirt on their lens as well as if the ESP32 can handle this exercise. I have to be fair; I contacted customer support and they were happy to replace my first ESP32. However when I asked them about the recent defective ESP32; the supplier was not keen to do so even thought I showed them multiple videos of the issue! On the whole it’s an amazing product; I just hope they can resolve their quality issues.
J**S
Best dev bord ever I use
I find this module best for use to any project. I use it as web server-vontroller. I don't have any troubles for setting it up. I reccomend it for beginners. This should be first dev board from you have to start.
H**N
As described
Works well as a simple MJPEG camera, using ESP32 Cam Webserver you can find on GitHub. Currently being used with motionEye and works great!
P**Y
Excellent quality, innovative kit
Excellent quality, innovative kit
J**N
Small form factor
Ok for the price. Superb support from freenove as mine was somehow bricked with a corrupted boot loader once resolved works fine but I found the video to be next to useless even at lowest resolution. Quality was just passable colours were washed out and I had high hopes for this as a wildlife camera. This is good to play around with from a programming perspective but the lens falls way way short of being usable in everyday life. For the odd ‘still’ yes it’s ok but streaming video? Forget it. The averSge update to the web browser is 8 seconds a frame plus there were missing frames and it constantly hing so you had to keep restarting the webpage <F5>. I suppose you get what you pay for and for just over a tenner it’s worth it but forget any notions of using this as a cheap CCTV camera or wildlife remote unit powered by Lipo. I will say I’m a tad disappointed at the poor camera quality output. Lots of options but the overall score I give is 5/10. Jetson NANO and Radpberry pi camera for about £20 I think would be a better option.
R**S
j'ai testé ce produit : il fonctionne parfaitement, le vendeur est disponible et repond a vos messages
C**3
Good value for the price and really useful for prototyping monitoring devices at network edge. Camera resolution and frame rate is ok and WIFI seems to perform well. The github project also has full instructions and example code in python/C and is easy to get started. Support is great also, they were quick to respond with replacement of a faulty raspi shield for a different project. To use the camera on micropython you'll need to install a micropython firmware based on Lemariva's camera module as the default firmware does not include the necessary driver code. It's included in the github project for the board at /Freenove/Freenove_ESP32_WROVER_Board under the Python/Python_Codes/05.1_Camera_WebServer/firmware folder or can it be grabbed directly from github project at /lemariva/micropython-camera-driver.
L**L
EXCELENTE producto y entrega correcta.
が**こ
説明通りの商品が到着。梱包その他にも問題ありませんでした。 開封後早速カメラテスト。届いた基盤を撮影しChatGTPに見せて カメラテストをしたいむねを伝えるとすぐに商品を検索しテストコードを表示してくれた。 エラーが出たのでエラーメッセージを再びChatGTPに投げると対策を表示してくれる。 その後無事静止画と動画を確認できた。すごい時代になったものだ。 難しそうだと二の足を踏んでいる方。生成AIがあれば初心者でも心配ないですよ。
A**D
Very good product
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