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Flipper Zero

Learn RFID, NFC and infrared with one handheld.

Sub-GHzRFID & NFCNFCInfraredGPIO

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Bring along
Your own compatible tags or remotes.
Keep in mind
Wi-Fi needs an extra board.
Source checked · Sep 15, 2026
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(02) Blueprint

What’s published

Schematics published

Per-block PDF schematics (MCU, power, display, sub-1GHz, NFC, iButton, buttons) are published on docs.flipper.net, but no editable KiCad/Gerber source or BOM; firmware is open on GitHub.

Research notes

Fetched docs.flipper.net/zero/development/hardware/schematic raw HTML directly: it embeds distinct PDFs for main-pcb-main-blocks, mcu-stm32wb55-schematic, power-schematic, power-and-vibro-schematic, lcd-display-schematic, sub-1-ghz-cc1101-schematic, rfid-schematic, nfc-schematic, ibutton-schematic, buttons-schematic, peripherals-schematic, plus main/ibutton/nfc-rfid PCB assembly drawings -- i.e. real per-block schematics, not just a pinout. The underlying archbee-doc-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com object URLs return 403 AccessDenied to direct/non-browser fetch (Archbee CMS asset store, viewable only through the rendered docs page), so the docs page itself is cited as the file location rather than the blocked S3 links. flipperzero-firmware repo (GPLv3, checked via full recursive tree) contains no hardware directory -- firmware only. www.st.com blocks curl/WebFetch with HTTP/2 stream resets (ant

Every link checked 2026-09-27.

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Specifications

Compute & storage

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Application processor
STM32WB55RG; 32-bit Arm Cortex-M4, 64 MHz
Radio processor
Arm Cortex-M0+, 32 MHz
Memory
1 MB shared flash; 256 KB shared SRAM
microSD
SPI; up to 256 GB; 2–32 GB recommended; up to 5 Mbps
File systems
FAT12, FAT16, FAT32 and exFAT

Radios & interfaces

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Sub-GHz
CC1101; regional 315, 433, 868 and 915 MHz bands
Modulation
2-FSK, 4-FSK, GFSK, MSK, OOK and ASK shaping
Bluetooth
BLE 5.4 listed; 2 Mbps; up to +4 dBm; −96 dBm sensitivity
LF RFID
125 kHz; AM/OOK modulation; ASK/PSK coding
LF families
EM400x/410x/420x, HID, Indala, FDX A/B, Pyramid, AWID, Viking, Jablotron, Paradox, PAC Stanley, Keri, Gallagher and NexWatch
NFC
13.56 MHz; MIFARE families, FeliCa, PicoPass and NFC Forum protocols; functions depend on tag type
Infrared receive
950 ±100 nm; 38 kHz ±5% carrier
Infrared transmit
940 nm; 0–2 MHz carrier; maker lists 300 mW
IR protocols
NEC, Kaseikyo, RCA, RC5/RC6, Samsung and SIRC
1-Wire
Dallas DS199x/DS1971, CYFRAL, Metakom, TM2004 and RW1990; writes require rewritable keys
USB
USB-C; USB 2.0 device at 12 Mbps; charging up to 1 A
GPIO
13 user I/O on 2.54 mm headers; 3.3 V logic; 5 V-tolerant inputs subject to pin restrictions; up to 20 mA per digital pin
Hardware tools
USB/UART/SPI/I²C bridging; programmer and debug applications

Display, controls & body

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Display
1.4-inch monochrome LCD; 128 × 64; ST7567 over SPI
Controls
Five-way directional pad and Back button
Feedback
Status LED, vibration motor and 100–2500 Hz buzzer
Battery
2100 mAh LiPo; maker claims up to 28 days, workload dependent
Dimensions & weight
100 × 40 × 25 mm; 102 g
Materials
PC, ABS and PMMA
Operating temperature
0–40 °C

Software & setup

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Companion apps
iOS and Android; BLE updates, remote control and file management
Expansion
Wi-Fi requires separate hardware; it is not a built-in base-device radio
What still needs checking
  • The homepage’s sub-GHz transmit-power and vibration-force figures need reconciliation with technical documentation.
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