Description The M5Stack FIRE is a feature-rich ESP32 IoT controller built for product prototypes, industrial control, maker projects, and smart building applications. This Fire v2.7 kit combines a dual-core ESP32, 8MB PSRAM, 16MB Flash, 2.0-inch IPS display, IMU, microphone, speaker, RGB LEDs, TF card slot, and M5GO charging base in one compact system. As an ESP32 IoT controller, the M5Stack FIRE gives developers a ready-to-use enclosure, display, buttons, battery, Grove expansion, and stackable module compatibility. The Fire v2.7 kit supports UIFlow, Arduino IDE, ESP-IDF, PlatformIO, and FreeRTOS, so it can move from low-code experiments to firmware-heavy applications without changing hardware. The fully covered casing helps protect circuit operation during repeated prototyping and field demonstrations. With Type-C, POGO PIN, I2C, GPIO, UART, three physical buttons, and the M5GO bottom base, the M5Stack FIRE works as a compact ESP32 IoT controller for sensor dashboards, local control panels, and connected device demos. The Fire v2.7 kit also includes LEGO-compatible accessories for quick structural builds. Features ESP32 performance: the M5Stack FIRE uses an ESP32-D0WDQ6 dual-core processor running up to 240MHz. Memory combination: 8MB PSRAM and 16MB Flash support larger UI assets, buffers, and connected applications. Integrated interface: the ESP32 IoT controller includes a 2.0-inch IPS display, three buttons, speaker, microphone, IMU, RGB LED bar, and TF card slot. Expansion-ready: USB Type-C, POGO PIN, I2C, GPIO, UART, Grove ports, and stackable modules make the Fire v2.7 kit easy to expand. M5GO base: the charging base adds battery support, LEGO compatibility, and convenient mounting options. Wireless connectivity: 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and a 3D antenna give the M5Stack FIRE reliable wireless communication. Development platforms: UIFlow1, UIFlow2, Arduino IDE, ESP-IDF, PlatformIO, and FreeRTOS are supported. Prototype-Friendly Core The Fire v2.7 kit is designed to reduce wiring time when building interactive prototypes. The ESP32 IoT controller format keeps display, buttons, audio, motion sensing, power, and expansion in one device, while the M5Stack FIRE enclosure makes demos feel more like finished products. This ESP32 IoT controller is especially useful when a project needs both local interaction and Wi-Fi connectivity. Specifications SoC ESP32-D0WDQ6 dual-core processor, main frequency 240MHz DMIPS 600 SRAM 520KB Flash 16MB PSRAM 8MB Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi Power Input 5V@500mA Interfaces USB Type-C x 1, POGO PIN x 1, I2C x 1, GPIO x 1, UART x 1 Buttons Physical buttons x 3 LCD Screen 2.0-inch 320 x 240 ILI9342C IPS panel, max brightness 853 nits Speaker 1W-0928 Microphone Analog BSE3729 microphone IMU 6-axis MPU6886 USB Chip CH9102F LED SK6812 RGB LED x 10 Antenna 2.4G 3D antenna Battery 500mAh @ 3.7V Casing Material Plastic (PC) Product Size 54.0 x 54.0 x 28.6mm Product Weight 88.8g Package Size 106.7 x 69.1 x 40.4mm Gross Weight 148.6g Applications IoT controller: use the M5Stack FIRE as a compact display-and-control node for sensors and devices. Maker DIY projects: the Fire v2.7 kit helps build fast prototypes with display, buttons, battery, audio, motion sensing, and Grove expansion. Smart home control: create Wi-Fi dashboards and local control panels with this ESP32 IoT controller. Industrial control demos: the M5Stack FIRE works well for local equipment status, commissioning tools, and training devices. Education: the Fire v2.7 kit supports block programming, Arduino, and ESP-IDF, making it useful for progressive ESP32 learning. Product List 1 M5Stack FIRE 1 M5GO charging base 2 LEGO bricks 5 LEGO connectors 1 M3 hex wrench 1 USB Type-C cable (50cm) 1 User manual Other Content Expansion and Base Design The Fire v2.7 kit includes the M5GO charging base, LEGO bricks, LEGO connectors, an M3 hex wrench, and a USB Type-C cable. These parts help the M5Stack FIRE become a ready demonstration platform rather than only a bare board. Mechanical and IMU Reference Use the module size and IMU orientation references when designing mounts, enclosures, or motion-based applications around the ESP32 IoT controller. Circuit Reference The schematic reference helps when assigning Grove ports, stackable modules, power behavior, or firmware functions for the M5Stack FIRE. Resources M5Stack product documentation M5Unified library FAQ What is included in the kit? The Fire v2.7 kit includes M5Stack FIRE, M5GO charging base, LEGO bricks, LEGO connectors, M3 hex wrench, USB Type-C cable, and a user manual. Which processor does it use? The M5Stack FIRE uses an ESP32-D0WDQ6 dual-core processor running up to 240MHz, making it a capable ESP32 IoT controller. Does it support low-code development? Yes. The Fire v2.7 kit supports UIFlow1 and UIFlow2, while also supporting Arduino IDE, ESP-IDF, PlatformIO, and FreeRTOS. Can it work with M5Stack modules and sensors? Yes. The M5Stack FIRE supports Grove expansion and M5Stack stackable modules, making it useful for fast sensor and actuator integration. Where is the official video placed? The official sale-page video is embedded directly after the Description section, while the media gallery remains image-only.
