Open-source power for apps, AI, and fearless hardware hacking! Why just wear a smartwatch when you can hack it? Hacktor Watch 2.0 is your open-source playground on the wrist — powered by the dual-core ESP32-S3 with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, rocking a bright 1.28" touch display, and loaded with goodies like a 6-axis IMU, mic, speaker, haptics, and fuel gauge. You get 32MB flash, 8MB PSRAM, USB-C charging, and a 200mAh LiPo to keep your creations running. Whether you’re building custom apps in Arduino or ESP-IDF, training tiny AI models, or turning it into a wearable IoT gadget, this is a smartwatch that’s down for any experiment you throw at it.
And yes — it’s also sleek and stylish, so no matter how good or bad your code is, it will always look great on your wrist!
This is a open-hardware wearable based on the ESP32 microcontroller. It is fully Arduino-compatible and it comes with the following features:
- ESP32-S3 processor (dual-core 240MHz, WiFI, BLE, 512kB SRAM and 4MB Flash)
- GC9A01 1.28 inch color LCD, 240 x 240 pixels with CST816T capacitive touch screen
- LSM6DSLTR 6-axis inertial sensor (accelerometer and gyroscope)
- W25Q256JVEIQ 32MB external SPI Flash
- ESP-PSRAM64H 8MB PSRAM
- DRV2605YZFR haptic driver
- LMD2718T261-OA1 microphone
- MAX98357 I2S audio amplifier and speaker
- MAX17048 fuel gauge
- Dual RT6160 DC/DC PMIC (main power and peripherals)
- BQ24040 LiPo charger
- 200mAh LiPo battery
- USB-C connector for charging and data
- /Hardware - Schematic and hardware design files (Fusion360 & KiCAD)
- /Images - Images & diagrams
- /Mechanical - 3D files for the watch case
| Button | ESP32 Pin |
|---|---|
| BOOT | IO0 |
| RESET | EN |
HW design by Radu Pascale.
This product is open source!
Please review the LICENSE file for license information.
Distributed as-is; no warranty is given.