

🚀 Elevate your IoT game with the ultimate tactical dev board—because average just won’t cut it.
The LILYGO T-Deck Plus is a professional-grade ESP32-S3 development board featuring a dual-core 240 MHz processor, integrated 915 MHz LoRa radio for long-range communication up to 2.7 miles, and a daylight-readable 2.8-inch display. Housed in a durable ABS shell with a built-in antenna, it’s designed for advanced mesh networking and reconnaissance applications. Supported by open-source firmware and an active community, it’s the go-to platform for millennial pros seeking cutting-edge connectivity and rugged reliability.






| ASIN | B0FBGX1VP5 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #103 in Single Board Computers (Computers & Accessories) |
| Brand | LILYGO |
| Built-In Media | User Manual |
| Compatible Devices | PC |
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (24) |
| Manufacturer | LILYGO |
| Model Name | T-Deck Plus |
| Model Number | Meshtastic Firmware |
| Operating System | FreeRTOS |
| Processor Brand | Espressif |
| Processor Count | 2 |
| Processor Speed | 240 MHz |
| RAM Memory Technology | LPDDR4 |
| Smart Home Compatibility | Not Smart Home Compatible |
| Total Usb Ports | 1 |
| UPC | 717382831084 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
A**G
T-Deck Plus
Works out of the box. Changing the internal antenna to external was interesting. You need an antenna and a new internal connector. You have to balance a couple of pieces while closing it back together. It’s a bit fragile compared to any other radio / phone, but that’s expected.
A**C
Field Ops Report: Device Classification — UNFAIR ADVANTAGE
Operator: [REDACTED] Device: LILYGO T-Deck Plus Mission: Expand mesh network coverage + reconnaissance Summary: This device should not be commercially available. It’s not a dev board — it’s a tactical communications platform disguised as a hobbyist toy. The keyboard has better feedback than my military-grade field terminals. The display is crisp enough to read in full daylight, low light, or in the middle of an adrenaline-fueled sprint across the driveway chasing packet loss. I conducted tests at varying distances: • 0.1 mile – flawless • 0.5 mile – flawless • 1.6 miles – crisp packets • 2.0 miles – still received “YOLO TEST MSG” from my porch • 2.7 miles – dropped only one packet, then continued like nothing happened The battery efficiency? I charged it once, used it all weekend, and it still had the energy to judge my life choices. Threat assessment: This board empowers civilians with capabilities once reserved for reconnaissance units. Recommendation: Buy two. Keep one in the glove compartment. Keep one next to your bed. You never know when the mesh will call.
E**E
Best self-contained so far
Good little units but the software is just a little laggy. Also, not super compact except when you compare to other models with external antennas. Great for very local communication.
A**R
Best stand alone node
Best stand alone device once you install external antenna. Backlit keyboard by pressing alt-b. Good stuff.
R**Y
Bricked inside 24 hours
I was excited about this device, but it was a brick less than 24 hours after first setting it up. I set it up, and connected via Bluetooth. Sadly there were no nodes in my area so I was unable to test it out. I did find nodes nearby, and decided to leave it on a standard 5V/1A charger overnight, and test it the next morning. I picked it up the next morning, and it would not power on. A blue light would flash briefly behind the keyboard, but the screen remained dark. A search online revealed this as a common issue. A faint smell of burnt electrical components was noted. This may be something that an experienced technician with a soldering iron can easily address, but I need more robust options that can at least handle a 5V/1A charger overnight (seems like a pretty low threshold). I returned it, and will continue my search.
A**.
Great dedicated device.
I love this thing, still some bugs to fix and features to add you'll be looking forward too. To start, the UI version of meshtastic is awesome with one little irritation. IF you want to bluetooth to the device from your phone to adjust advanced settings you will have to restart it and boot into a different mode by holding the meshtastic icon on the screen while it boots. It disables the UI while bluetooth is active. Other than the lack of multitasking by the core service it runs incredibly smooth, has enough features you won't be bluetoothing too often anyway. The reset button is on the left side, little oversized imo.
L**L
T-Deck
This is a great self contained Meshtastic system. Unfortunately, I have had difficulty in finding instructions and how to add maps to the system that work.
S**M
OK only when you install an external antenna.
S**N
Great, very cool bit of kit.
A**R
Do not even bother. I have purchased four of these units from Lilygo via Amazon, and three of the four have arrived DOA. Lilygo blame Amazon for shipping returned items, Amazon insists that they just ship what Lilygo has sent to their warehouse. Either way, neither company is taking responsibility for the faulty product. Lilygo did offer free shipping if I ordered _another_ set of replacements - which is useless given I get free shipping anyway. My strong suggestion - do not purchase lilygo products at all, but if you must - don't purchase from amazon - they do not work.
M**N
Cheap plastic case, with difficult to press keys. Terrible range based on the internal antenna.
H**R
Frequently does not aquire GPS..Power cycling sometimes helps. This device is not suitable for applications requiring the use of on-board GPS. The processor,keyboard, BT, and WiFi are fine.
ترست بايلوت
منذ يومين
منذ 4 أيام