Everything used in the video — in one box. This kit contains the exact components from my ESP32 + OLED tutorial, so you can follow along and have a working display in under 5 minutes, then hack it to show messages sent from your phone over WiFi.
What's in the kit
1 × ESP32 Development Board, 38-pin (USB-C)
1 × OLED 0.96" display, 128×64, I2C (SSD1306) (display colour may vary — blue, white, yellow, or yellow/blue two-tone. All work identically with the video code but a heads-up: pin order can differ between modules — the video shows you how to check).
1 × Half-size solderless breadboard (400 tie points, white or clear)
1 × Hookup wire sampler (8 x mixed)
Bought separately: $34.88 — as a kit: save ~10%!
What you'll build
Wire an OLED to your ESP32 over I2C (just 4 wires — SDA, SCL, power, ground)
Run graphics demos using the Adafruit SSD1306 + GFX libraries
The advanced hack: connect over WiFi and type messages from your phone straight to the screen
