CircuitMess
Nibble
Learn soldering and program a small games console.
DIY consoleSoldering kitColour TFTCircuitBlocks
In stock at Elecrow when checked on 2026-09-24.
- Bring along
- Soldering tools, AAA batteries and a computer.
- Keep in mind
- The batteries are alkaline, not a rechargeable pack.
Image credit
Maker product image · CircuitMess(02) Blueprint
What’s published
CircuitMess states Nibble's schematics and BOM are open-source, but no direct schematic file or hardware repo could be located; only a firmware/library repo was found.
Key parts 2
- 32-bit MCU, 160 MHz, 4MB flash / 80KB RAMMCU
- 1.4" 128x128 full-color TFTdisplay
Research notes
Elecrow listing and CircuitMess's own 'Open source schematics and software are here' blog post both assert Nibble's schematic/BOM are open, and list it among covered devices, but neither page nor the CircuitMess/Nibble GitHub repo (library/firmware only, no hardware folder) contains an actual schematic or BOM file/link I could verify by fetching. Kept at 'schematics' tier on the strength of the maker's explicit open-source claim, but could not include a files entry without a working URL — treat the openness claim as maker-asserted, not independently verified. 32-bit MCU, 160 MHz, 4MB flash / 80KB RAM: exact part not named in available listings; likely ESP8266 per third-party description
Every link checked 2026-09-27.
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Specifications
Compute & display
4
Assembly & games
5
No matching specification. Try a chip name, connector or feature.
What still needs checking
- The listing’s dimensions and 560 g weight may describe the retail kit rather than the assembled device. Confirm exact bundle contents and board revision with the seller.
