Pingequa Flipper Zero WiFi Devboard(ENIG Gold Process) - Pre-Installed Marauder, ESP32-S2, Supports Official & Custom Firmware- High Stability & Build Quality - Black

Why did you pick this product vs others?: After doing some research I decided on this board since it has what I consider to be the better driver software already loaded on it. I connected it to my Flipper and did a couple of tests, and it works great. I was able to detect all the WiFi around my house and in the immediate neighborhood with ease. Other boards may come with a case or cover, which are nice but I preferred to print my own so I can keep the case color fairly neutral and not draw attention to the Flipper. I haven't had time to check out all the features, but the ones I have tested all work great.

I was hesistant to purchase this over the OEM board but it got here quick / over night and was a few dollars cheaper. This was plug and play for me, and came with enough instructions that I was able to update the firmware myself via the website. I don't quite know how to use it properly yet, but it feels solid connected to the flipper zero and everything is working as intended so far. Just to clarify that it does come with the marauder firmware installed, but I wanted to double check that it was the most up-to-date and just get a feel for the firmware process

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Arrived in a small but sturdy cardboard box and resealable ESD bag. It also came with a printed note explaining what it is and how to re-flash the firmware. I spent about an hour between macOS and Windows trying to flash the latest Marauder firmware to the board, using the most common methods: FZEE Flasher, Z_Marauder_Flasher, FZEasyMarauderFlash. But they all either didn't properly recognize the board, or several errors were reported during the process. I ended up using the ESP Flasher app on Momentum firmware and copied over these three files for it to use (all assets available to download on justcallmekoko's ESP32Marauder repo): * esp32_marauder_v1_8_5_20250904_flipper.bin * esp32_marauder.ino.partitions.bin * esp32_marauder.ino.bootloader.bin

While I struggled to get my Flipper Zero to recognize it initially, once I re-flashed WiFi Marauder the Flipper Zero recognized it easily. Flashing is simple, hold down the reset button while connecting a USB-C data cable to your PC while on the firmware site, select your board from the drop-down, and in a minute or two you're all set. A very useful tool for learning about WiFi security and capabilities. Makes your Flipper Zero into an even more useful tool.

The board became completely unresponsive (bricked) when attempting to update the pre-installed Marauder firmware via the official instructions. It now shows no signs of life.

Necessary if you want to be a goon on people's networks. Not all that powerful, but run EvilPortal et al. just fine. Enhances the flipper by a lot and great for beginners.

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