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Small square development board with 8x8 RGB LED matrix and pin headers

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD ESP32-S3 RGB LED Matrix Development Board 8×8 QMI8658C 240 MHz 17 GPIO

SKU CH-24PN-K0309

ESP32-S3 development board with 8×8 RGB matrix, QMI8658C sensor, 17 GPIO, 240 MHz dual-core, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5

  • AIoT-ready development with dual-core 240 MHz processing power
  • Real-time motion tracking via onboard QMI8658C 6-axis sensor
  • Vibrant visual feedback using integrated 8×8 RGB LED matrix
  • Flexible prototyping through 17 multi-function GPIO pins
  • Reliable wireless connectivity with 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5 support

ESP32-S3 board with 8×8 RGB matrix

This LORDWORLD development board centres on an ESP32-S3FH4R2 chip with a dual-core Xtensa 32-bit LX7 processor running at 240 MHz. It provides 17 multi-function GPIO pins and an onboard 8×8 RGB LED matrix for visual output. The board integrates 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n) with 40 MHz bandwidth and Bluetooth 5 (LE) with mesh support. An onboard QMI8658C attitude sensor adds motion tracking for interactive projects.

Makers building compact AIoT prototypes

The board suits developers who need wireless connectivity, an integrated display and motion sensing in a single module. The dual-core processor and GPIO count support sensor fusion and light control tasks. Builders who require more GPIO lines, a larger display area or wired Ethernet should look at other platforms. Projects that depend on 5 GHz Wi-Fi or Bluetooth versions beyond 5 (LE) are not supported by this hardware.

Onboard QMI8658C attitude sensor for motion tracking

The integrated 6-axis sensor supplies acceleration and gyroscope data to the ESP32-S3 cores, enabling gesture recognition, orientation detection and stabilisation routines. This single component decides whether the board fits motion-driven applications such as wearable indicators, robotics status lights or interactive art installations. If your design does not need inertial measurement, a simpler LED matrix board without the sensor may be more appropriate.

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Brand nameLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

What comes in the box and do I need a separate programmer or power supply?

The board ships with the ESP32-S3 module, the 8×8 RGB LED matrix and the QMI8658C attitude sensor already soldered on. Power and programming are handled through the on-board USB-C connector so no external programmer or separate supply is required.

Which version should I pick for a project that needs both motion sensing and a local display?

This single variant already includes the QMI8658C gyroscope and the 8×8 RGB matrix, so it covers both motion tracking and visual feedback without any extra modules.

What does the 240 MHz dual-core figure mean when the board is running a real-time LED animation?

The two Xtensa LX7 cores at 240 MHz give enough headroom to drive the 8×8 matrix, read the QMI8658C sensor and maintain Wi-Fi or Bluetooth 5 connectivity at the same time.

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