If you’ve been meaning to get properly fluent with the ESP32 (beyond random sketches and half-finished tutorials), Elektor’s ESP32 by Example Learning Course is designed as a single, consistent path: one core hardware setup, a structured sequence of modules, and projects that scale from basic I/O up to connectivity and capstones.

What’s in the Box

The course is built around the “ESP32 by Example Kit” concept: keep the platform mostly stable so you spend your time learning and experimenting, not endlessly rewiring. Alongside the printed book, the box includes multiple ESP32-friendly boards and a small set of sensors and build accessories (think LEDs/buttons on an extension board, an OLED, motion sensing, and a basic temperature/humidity sensor).

Why This Course Is Useful

Beyond the usual GPIO and display basics, the curriculum pushes into the parts that make ESP32 worth the bother: Wi-Fi and networking, Bluetooth interactions, and getting from “it works on my desk” to something that resembles an actual embedded/IoT system. If you want the official deep end later, Espressif’s own ESP32 documentation is the natural next step.

Watch the Unboxing Video

In the video, I go through every item in the box, show the boards up close, and give you a practical sense of what you’ll be working with as you move through the modules.

Learn More

You can find the course on Elektor’s store page, and if you want a quick overview of the chip family itself, start with Espressif’s ESP32 overview.

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