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Support for esp8266 #268

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ankit-thealchemist opened this issue Dec 1, 2021 · 4 comments
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Support for esp8266 #268

ankit-thealchemist opened this issue Dec 1, 2021 · 4 comments

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@ankit-thealchemist
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Do we have the support for the esp8266 microcontrollers?

@zhanzhaocheng
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Does not support esp8266, it is recommended that you use esp32-c3, its cost is about the same as esp8266 and the performance is better

@ankit-thealchemist
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Thanks for the support!

@mgonline
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mgonline commented Mar 11, 2023

Does not support esp8266, it is recommended that you use esp32-c3, its cost is about the same as esp8266 and the performance is better

Although the original question was answered clearly - "this library does not support esp8266", I do not agree that pricing of esp8266 is same as that of esp32. In fact, esp8266 is cheaper than the cheapest version of esp32 here in UK by at least 30-40%. The difference becomes apparent when you start purchasing ESPs in large quantities.

So, the question now is, is there any plan to support esp8266 in future? Are there any alternatives I can use meanwhile?

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igrr commented Mar 11, 2023

@mgonline FWIW, taking Mouser for reference, ESP32-C3 is cheaper than the ESP8266 there:

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