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I’ve got projects on both, but honestly the extra power of the ESP32 is sort of overwhelming. If I want to use DMA SPC on the 8266, there’s only one pin I can use. On the 32, I can choose between most of the pins, but certain choices will prevent me from using certain other features, not that I necessarily need other features right now but maybe later, and also it affects my circuit layout. So the mental overhead is a lot higher!


I'm in the same boat, plus the ESP8266 (and the ESP8285, there are some very nice bare packages of it) is only $1.8, so I can toss it into whatever throwaway thing and not care.




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