M5Shark
M5Shark V8 2.4G/5G
Use a touchscreen for wireless experiments and logs.
MarauderTouchscreendual-band Wi-FiGNSSSD logging
- Availability
- Listed
- Design
- Open firmware
- Radio
- Dual-band Wi-Fi 2.4/5GHz
For authorised security testing, research and education. Testing networks or devices without permission is a crime. Buyers are responsible for their local law.
- Bring along
- Compatible firmware and a microSD card for logging.
- Keep in mind
- Third-party hardware; firmware compatibility is a maker claim.

Image credit
Maker product image · M5Shark(02) Blueprint
What’s published
SHARK firmware (MIT, forked from ESP32 Marauder) is fully open on GitHub; only a packed 3D-case archive is published, no PCB schematic or BOM for the board itself.
Design files 1
Research notes
Verified via `gh api` tree of M5Shark/M5Shark (LICENSE is MIT, copyright 'Just Call Me Koko' = the ESP32Marauder author, confirming this is a Marauder-derived firmware fork) and README hardware table. Only hardware/ file in the repo is a single .rar of case STLs; no schematic, PCB source, or BOM found anywhere in the tree.
Every link checked 2026-09-27.
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Specifications
Compute & radio
4
Display & controls
4
Power & body
5
Package & software
2
SHARK firmware project
6
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What still needs checking
- An EVA case appears in specifications but not the explicit package list. Confirm batch contents, microSD inclusion and cable inclusion.
- The store omits RAM/flash. The firmware target lists 8 MB and PSRAM without PSRAM capacity; confirm the purchased board’s revision before flashing.
- The SHARK README says GPL-3.0 while its LICENSE file contains MIT text. A single licensing claim is therefore unresolved.
- The store’s generic Marauder claim does not identify the shipped image or establish SHARK support for every production revision.





