Flipper Zero - Basic - Bluetooth/RFID/RF/IR/GPIO/1-Wire multi-tool

Flipper Zero is an advanced all-in-one for penetration testers, geeks, ethical hackers and electronics hobbyists. This pocket-sized device combines many tools: RFID, RF, IR, HID emulation, GPIO, hardware debugging, 1-Wire, Bluetooth and more. Flipper Zero is a standalone device equipped with a small LCD screen and a 5-way navigation button. When connected to PC or Android/iOS APP, it can be expanded, modified, updated as needed. Flipper Zero is a platform ready to use right out of the box. The device can act as a universal remote control for almost any device. Just select the communication mode, enter the Flipper in reading mode and press the button on the remote control of the device in order to read and save its code. From now on, you can control this device by selecting it from the list of saved devices in Flipper Zero's memory.

Flipper Zero - Basic - Bluetooth / RFID / RF / IR / GPIO / 1-Wire multifunctional tool.

Flipper Zero is equipped with the TI CC1101 radio system, which allows you to capture, analyze and transmit RF radio signals. The device has a built-in library of common remote control algorithms for capturing, decoding, analyzing and reproducing radio signals. The user has full access to the radio subsystem, which allows for easy creation of custom RF modules.

Flipper Zero can read, write and emulate both 13.56 MHz and 125 kHz RFID tags . Low frequency tags can be easily read, written, cloned to a new card or exported. Multiple high frequency protocols are supported and Flipper Zero can even read authentication IDs to extract unknown MiFare keys.

The device is equipped with an IR transceiver to capture and play the IR signal. Out of the box, it contains a full-featured signal library for hundreds of IR-controlled devices: TVs, stereos, air conditioners, etc.

Various types of peripheral elements can be connected to the device through general-purpose GPIO connectors. Flipper Zero can be used as a USB to SPI/UART/I2C bridge for debugging, flashing and fuzzing.

Flipper Zero emulates HID devices (keyboard, Ethernet, etc.) over USB, enabling BadUSB / RubberDucky attacks . Users can easily upload and deploy scripts directly from the device for task automation, penetration testing, and more.

The device can also act as a U2F key compatible with any service that supports U2F encryption: Google, Twitter, LastPass, etc. Much stronger than traditional 2FA (SMS, Email), U2F ensures your accounts are safe and protected by Flipper Zero.

Flipper Zero is open in hardware and software.

Flipper Zero is software and hardware open (Open-Source and Open-Hardware), with firmware, schematics, cross-platform SDKs, and desktop and mobile tools available. Access to all device data allows for its full personalization - from fast Arduino connectors to plug-in hardware modules.

Built-in 1-Wire touchpoints allow reading/writing and emulation of "iButton" tags (TouchMemory/Dallas Keys). Keys can be saved to Flipper's memory, exported, written to new tags or directly emulated. The touchpoints act as a readout and 1-Wire data capture probe at the same time.

Flipper Zero's memory can be expanded via the microSD memory card slot. The device supports cards up to 64 GB , as a place for RFID tags, remote controls, captured signals, plugs, modules, etc. Flipper uses the SPI interface of the microSD card, so it is important to use only proven brands of cards. Standard and complete packages come with tested Kingston microSD cards.

Flipper Zero has a built-in Bluetooth chip that allows direct communication with mobile applications, it also supports WiFi via the WiFi-Development module (not included). As an added bonus, multiple Flippers can communicate with each other on 433MHz , allowing you to find and chat with Flipper-equipped friends.

• Pinball Zero
• USB A - USB C cable

1. Monochrome LCD display - low power consumption, visible in sunlight
2. Navigation pad with a button
3. 5V tolerant GPIO pins
4. IR LED with receiver from 800 nm to 950 nm
5. Sub-1 GHz antenna with a range of up to 100 m
6. USB type C for charging and flashing
7. Low energy STM32WB55 microcontroller
8. microSD card slot
9. Li-Pol 2000 mAh battery that allows you to work up to 7 days
10. iButton 1-Wire pad
11. RFID board - NFC and 125 kHz

• Screen: monochrome LCD 128 x 64 px 1.4 "(backlit)
• Controls: 5-way pad + select button
• Battery: Li-Pol 2000 mAh (7 days without charging)
• Processor:
  • STM32WB55RG
  • ARM Cortex-M4 32-bit 64MHz
  • ARM Cortex-M0+ 32MHz
• Buzzer: 100Hz to 2500HZ
• Vibration motor
• Memory: 1024 kB Flash, 256 kB SRAM
• Storage: microSD (up to 64GB, not included)
• Connectivity: USB 2.0, Type C
• Modules:
  • RF:
    • chip: TICC1101
    • frequencies: 315MHz, 433MHz, 868MHz, 915MHz
    • TX power: max. 0 dBm (transmission range up to approx. 100 m)
  • RFID:
    • 13.56MHz:
      • ISO-14443A/B
      • NXP Mifare® Classic/Ultralight/DESFire/etc
      • FeliCa™
      • NFC Forum protocols
    • 125kHz:
      • modulation: AM/PSK/FSK
      • supported cards: EM400x, EM410x, EM420x
      • HIDProx, Indala
      • T5577
  • GPIOs:
    • CMOS level 3.3V
    • 5V tolerance
    • up to 20 mA per digital pin
  • Infrared:
    • RX/TX frequency: from 800 nm to 950 nm
    • transmit power: 0 dBm max.
    • RX sensitivity: -96 dBm
    • transmission speed: 2 Mb/s
  • iButton 1-Wire:
    • Dallas DS1990A
    • DIGITAL
• Dimensions: 100x40x25mm
• Weight: 102g

• Manufacturer's website
• Documentation
• GitHub repository
• Pin description