Proxmark 5

Research LF and HF RFID with the newest Proxmark hardware.

RFID researchLF and HFHot-swap antennasIceman firmware

Price: €325
Availability: Listed
Design: Schematics

Where to buy · 2 shops

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For access-control research and testing. Copying or emulating credentials you do not own is a crime in most countries. Buyers are responsible for their local law.

Bring along: Comfort with beta firmware; the maker suggests the Proxmark 3 RDV4 if you need stability.
Keep in mind: Firmware is still unstable and several features are not yet supported.

Source checked · Sep 17, 2026

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Product photo of the Proxmark 5 · Lab401

(02) Blueprint

What’s published

Schematics published

No CAD schematic or Gerbers for the main board, but RRG's firmware repo has an unusually detailed written hardware manual with per-block circuit diagrams; the BLE/Wi-Fi add-on board has its own schematic PDF.

Design files 4

Source 2

git clone https://github.com/RfidResearchGroup/Proxmark5_BWM_esp32.git

Key parts 3

Artery AT32F435MCU (Cortex-M4F, 288 MHz)Datasheet
Gowin GW1N-UV4FPGA (RF signal processing)Datasheet
Espressif ESP32-C2 All ESP32 devicesBWM add-on: BLE/Wi-Fi co-processorDatasheet

Research notes

doc/md/Development/Proxmark5.md (in-repo dev notes) states the PM5 FPGA gateware itself 'has not yet been pushed to the repository' as of writing, so treat FPGA bitstream source as incomplete even though ARM firmware and the hardware manual are public. No unified schematic PDF or PCB source exists for the main PM5 board itself.

Every link checked 2026-09-27.

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Specifications

Core hardware

Processor and memory: AT32F435 Cortex-M4 at 288 MHz with a Gowin FPGA
Display: None
Radios: LF 125–500 kHz, tuning to 125, 134, 250, 375 and 500 kHz · HF 13.56 MHz · optional drop-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth module
Power: USB-C; battery included with the wireless module

Details from the product page

Antennas: Hot-swappable with automatic drive-power adjustment
Ports: Two USB-C ports: a host port and an extended port for transfers, SPI, UART and external storage
Expansion: 10-pin GPIO header; transfer module and cable for pairing with a Flipper Zero
Relay mode: Two units can pair so one reads a card and the other presents it (firmware support pending)
Firmware: Iceman firmware; the maker describes it as beta and unstable as of September 2026
Where to buy: Lab401 is the official distributor

Buying

Price: €325 on lab401.com
Availability: In stock on the day of review

What still needs checking

The product page omits several hardware details; those rows say so rather than guessing.
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