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LilyGo T Watch S3 Plus - Mesh Watch with ESP32 WiFi BLE LoRa GPS Compatible Meshtastic & Meshcore
The LilyGo T Watch S3 is an advanced smartwatch that combines with ESP32 S3 WiFi Bluetooth and SX1262 LoRa Chip.Compatible Meshtastic and Meshcore firmware. Whether you're looking for fitness tracking, health monitoring, or a reliable communication tool, this smartwatch has it all. Seamlessly connect with your outdoor gear and enjoy reliable off-grid messaging via Meshtastic,perfect to using as a Meshtastic/Meshcore Mesh Watch, making it the perfect choice for adventurers, outdoor enthusiasts, and tech-savvy users.
| Lilygo T Watch | ||
| Model | T Watch S3 | T Watch S3 Plus |
| GPS Modules | No | Yes |
| Battery | 470mAh | 940mAh |
| Processor | ESP32 S3 | ESP32 S3 |
| WiFi | 802.11 b/g/n | 802.11 b/g/n |
| Bluetooth | BLE 5.0 | BLE 5.0 |
| LoRa Chip | SX1262 | SX1262 |
| LoRa Frequency | 433/868/915MHz | 433/868/915MHz |
| Display | 1.54inch IPS LCD | 1.54inch IPS LCD |
| Display touch | Yes | Yes |
| Display resolution | 240x240 | 240x240 |
| Size | 51x42x16mm | 51x42x20mm |
| Weight | 58g |
78g |
ESP32-S3 dual-core (240MHz) with 16MB Flash and 8MB PSRAM for powerful wearable/IoT project performance.
1.54-inch ST7789V TFT LCD (240×240) for clear visuals and user interfaces.
FT63X6/FT6336 capacitive touch panel for smooth, responsive interaction.
Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n (2.4GHz) and BLE 5.0 for internet access and low-power Bluetooth pairing.
Built-in SX1262 LoRa transceiver (433/868/915MHz) for long-range IoT/outdoor communication.
U.FL/Ipex antenna connector for stable LoRa signal transmission.
AXP2101 PMU for precise power control, charging management and low-power optimization.
3.7V 400mAh rechargeable LiPo battery with power detection for long standby.
RTC and deep sleep mode to reduce power consumption during inactivity.
BMA423 3-axis accelerometer for step counting, motion detection and gestures.
DRV2605 haptic motor for rich tactile feedback (notifications, touch responses).
MAX98357A amplifier, speaker and PDM microphone for audio playback/recording.
Supports UART/SPI/I2C/I2S for easy connection with external expansion modules.
Micro-USB port for firmware upload, data transmission and charging.
Open-source, compatible with Arduino IDE, ESP-IDF, VS Code and MicroPython.
Abundant GitHub resources (sample codes, libraries) for quick project development.
Supports Meshtastic protocol for outdoor communication, tracking and STEM education.
Compact, lightweight wearable design (silver, gunmetal color options).
Power button for easy control; safe GPIO pin usage with clear guidelines.
The LILYGO T-Watch S3 is ideal for enthusiasts, makers and outdoor users, especially with Meshtastic—a decentralized, off-grid LoRa mesh protocol for long-range, low-power communication without cellular/Wi-Fi. Its hardware and seamless Meshtastic compatibility solve off-grid communication pain points better than other devices.
Unlike most Meshtastic devices needing external LoRa modules, the T-Watch S3 has a built-in Semtech SX1262 LoRa transceiver (433/868/915MHz) and U.FL antenna for stable transmission. It stays compact while delivering Meshtastic’s long-range mesh communication (2–5 km line-of-sight), with its ESP32-S3 dual-core processor ensuring smooth operation.
Most Meshtastic devices (e.g., T-Beam) are bulky and unwearable. The T-Watch S3’s compact, wearable design with a 1.54-inch touchscreen lets you send/receive Meshtastic messages, share locations and monitor the mesh network from your wrist—perfect for hiking, camping or disaster scenarios without extra gear.
Meshtastic’s low-power design pairs with the T-Watch S3’s AXP2101 PMU, 400mAh LiPo battery, RTC and deep sleep mode to minimize power use. This supports all-day off-grid Meshtastic use, a key advantage for outdoor or emergency situations.
Both the T-Watch S3 and Meshtastic are open-source. Compatible with Arduino IDE, ESP-IDF, VS Code and MicroPython, it offers GitHub resources to customize Meshtastic—adjusting LoRa power, saving battery or integrating sensors—ideal for makers and educators.
