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The Blue Pill is the inexpensive entry point most hobbyists use to move from 8-bit Arduino boards into 32-bit ARM Cortex-M3 development, and this kit removes the one real obstacle to getting started: the board alone needs a separate ST-Link programmer to flash it, which is easy to not realize until the board arrives with no way to load code onto it. This kit includes that programmer from the start, along with the USB cable and an ESP8266 WiFi module for projects that want networking alongside the STM32's extra processing headroom over an 8-bit board.
The STM32F103 packs considerably more peripherals and processing power than an Arduino Uno's ATmega328P, at a similar price point, which is exactly why it became a popular stepping stone once a project outgrows 8-bit limitations without yet needing an ESP32 or Raspberry Pi's full capability.
Suited to makers ready to move past Arduino-class boards into real ARM microcontroller development, without the separate purchase-and-wait cycle of ordering a programmer after discovering the bare board needs one.
| Brand | Generic |
|---|---|
| Kit Includes | ST-Link V2, USB cable, ESP8266 module |
| Selling unit | PCS |