Arduino Nesso N1
The Arduino Nesso N1 is a compact IoT development kit built around the ESP32-C6, designed for connected projects in smart home, industrial, and educational settings. Developed with M5Stack, it supports Wi-Fi® 6, Bluetooth® 5.3 LE, 802.15.4 (Thread/Zigbee®), and LoRa®, making it suitable for multiprotocol communication across local and remote environments.
It includes a 1.14” colour touch display, programmable buttons, a built-in IMU, IR transmitter, RGB LED, buzzer, and a rechargeable 250mAh lithium battery, giving you a self-contained and interactive platform for development and testing. Expansion is handled through Grove and Qwiic connectors, with compatibility for Arduino Modulino nodes, third-party modules, and the wider M5Stack 8-pin HAT ecosystem. Integration with Arduino Cloud allows for remote monitoring and data visualisation.
Support for Arduino IDE, MicroPython, and UIFlow provides flexibility in how you develop and deploy projects, letting you focus on building and iterating rather than initial configuration.
USB-C cable required but not included
Lithium Battery Shipping: Due to courier restrictions, this product can only be shipped within the United Kingdom. With this item in your cart, your shipping options will be limited and may cost more than our usual rates. Why?
Features
- ESP32-C6 microcontroller Dual 32-bit RISC-V processors with up to 160 MHz HP core and 20 MHz LP core
- Wireless connectivity Wi-Fi® 6 (2.4 GHz), Bluetooth® 5.3, Thread® 1.4, LoRa® (850–960 MHz via SX1262), and Zigbee 3.0
- Integrated display 1.14” touch screen for direct interaction and feedback
- Onboard controls Two programmable buttons plus a power / reset / boot button
- Built-in sensors and outputs 6-axis IMU, IR transmitter, RGB LED, and passive buzzer
- Memory 16 MB NOR flash and 512 KB SRAM
- Expandable I/O Grove and Qwiic connectors compatible with Arduino Modulino nodes and M5Stack sensor-hat ecosystem
- Battery powered Built-in lithium polymer battery with nominal 5V input
- USB connectivity USB-C connector for power and programming
- Software support Compatible with Arduino IDE, MicroPython, UIFlow, and Arduino Cloud
- Ready-to-use hardware Pre-assembled device with display and enclosure for immediate prototyping
- Compact size 18 mm × 45 mm
Specifications
Note on Connectors: The Qwiic, and 8-pin expansion port connectors operate at 3.3 V. Connecting modules or devices that use higher logic levels, such as 5 V, may permanently damage the board.
Note on GPIO Current: Be mindful of the current limits for the GPIO pins. Exceeding the specifications in the ESP32-C6 datasheet may damage the pin or the board.
| Product number | TPX00227 |
| EAN | 7630049205413 |
| Microcontroller | SoC: ESP32-C6 |
| Architecture: Single-core 32-bit RISC-V CPU | |
| Clock speed: Up to 160 MHz | |
| Wireless communication | Wi-Fi: 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi® 6 |
| Bluetooth: Bluetooth® LE 5.3 | |
| 802.15.4: Thread / Zigbee® (supports Matter Thread endpoint devices) | |
| LoRa®: SX1262 module (850–960 MHz) | |
| Memory | Flash: 16 MB external |
| SRAM: 512 kB (internal) | |
| Power | Input voltage: 5 V (via USB-C®) |
| Power source: USB DC-5V input or built-in battery power | |
| Battery: 250 mAh LiPo (rechargeable) | |
| Power management: AW32001 (power path management, charge control, over-current and over-voltage protection) | |
| Battery monitoring: BQ27220 (real-time monitoring of battery capacity, voltage, and current) | |
| Interfaces | USB: 1× USB-C® (programming / power) |
| Grove: 1× standard Grove interface | |
| Qwiic: 1× Qwiic interface standard | |
| Expansion port: 1× 8-pin (M5StickC HAT compatible) | |
| Onboard peripherals | Display: 2.9 cm IPS LCD touchscreen (135×240 px, 262K colours, ST7789P3 driver, FT6336U capacitive touch) |
| IMU: BMI270 (6-axis) | |
| Infrared: 1× IR transmitter (IR LED, connected to GPIO9 pin) | |
| Audio: 1× buzzer (connected to GPIO11 pin) | |
| User buttons: 2× programmable (KEY1 / KEY2) plus 1× power / reset / bootloader button | |
| User LEDs: 1× green programmable (LED_BUILTIN) plus 1× blue (status indications) | |
| Operating temperature | 0–40 °C |
| Antennas | ESP32-C6: On-board FPC antenna (dedicated) |
| LoRa®: Detachable external antenna | |
| Dimensions (device without antenna storage) | Width: 24 mm |
| Length: 48 mm | |
| Height: 14 mm | |
| Dimensions (device with antenna storage) | Width: 24 mm |
| Length: 48 mm | |
| Height: 21.1 mm | |
| Dimensions (LoRa® antenna) | Width: 10.8 mm |
| Length: 45.5 mm | |
| Height: 4.8 mm |
Resources
Package Contents
- 1x Arduino Nesso N1
- 1x Hex key
USB-C cable required but not included
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Description
The Arduino Nesso N1 is a compact IoT development kit built around the ESP32-C6, designed for connected projects in smart home, industrial, and educational settings. Developed with M5Stack, it supports Wi-Fi® 6, Bluetooth® 5.3 LE, 802.15.4 (Thread/Zigbee®), and LoRa®, making it suitable for multiprotocol communication across local and remote environments.
It includes a 1.14” colour touch display, programmable buttons, a built-in IMU, IR transmitter, RGB LED, buzzer, and a rechargeable 250mAh lithium battery, giving you a self-contained and interactive platform for development and testing. Expansion is handled through Grove and Qwiic connectors, with compatibility for Arduino Modulino nodes, third-party modules, and the wider M5Stack 8-pin HAT ecosystem. Integration with Arduino Cloud allows for remote monitoring and data visualisation.
Support for Arduino IDE, MicroPython, and UIFlow provides flexibility in how you develop and deploy projects, letting you focus on building and iterating rather than initial configuration.
USB-C cable required but not included
Lithium Battery Shipping: Due to courier restrictions, this product can only be shipped within the United Kingdom. With this item in your cart, your shipping options will be limited and may cost more than our usual rates. Why?
Features
- ESP32-C6 microcontroller Dual 32-bit RISC-V processors with up to 160 MHz HP core and 20 MHz LP core
- Wireless connectivity Wi-Fi® 6 (2.4 GHz), Bluetooth® 5.3, Thread® 1.4, LoRa® (850–960 MHz via SX1262), and Zigbee 3.0
- Integrated display 1.14” touch screen for direct interaction and feedback
- Onboard controls Two programmable buttons plus a power / reset / boot button
- Built-in sensors and outputs 6-axis IMU, IR transmitter, RGB LED, and passive buzzer
- Memory 16 MB NOR flash and 512 KB SRAM
- Expandable I/O Grove and Qwiic connectors compatible with Arduino Modulino nodes and M5Stack sensor-hat ecosystem
- Battery powered Built-in lithium polymer battery with nominal 5V input
- USB connectivity USB-C connector for power and programming
- Software support Compatible with Arduino IDE, MicroPython, UIFlow, and Arduino Cloud
- Ready-to-use hardware Pre-assembled device with display and enclosure for immediate prototyping
- Compact size 18 mm × 45 mm
Specifications
Note on Connectors: The Qwiic, and 8-pin expansion port connectors operate at 3.3 V. Connecting modules or devices that use higher logic levels, such as 5 V, may permanently damage the board.
Note on GPIO Current: Be mindful of the current limits for the GPIO pins. Exceeding the specifications in the ESP32-C6 datasheet may damage the pin or the board.
| Product number | TPX00227 |
| EAN | 7630049205413 |
| Microcontroller | SoC: ESP32-C6 |
| Architecture: Single-core 32-bit RISC-V CPU | |
| Clock speed: Up to 160 MHz | |
| Wireless communication | Wi-Fi: 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi® 6 |
| Bluetooth: Bluetooth® LE 5.3 | |
| 802.15.4: Thread / Zigbee® (supports Matter Thread endpoint devices) | |
| LoRa®: SX1262 module (850–960 MHz) | |
| Memory | Flash: 16 MB external |
| SRAM: 512 kB (internal) | |
| Power | Input voltage: 5 V (via USB-C®) |
| Power source: USB DC-5V input or built-in battery power | |
| Battery: 250 mAh LiPo (rechargeable) | |
| Power management: AW32001 (power path management, charge control, over-current and over-voltage protection) | |
| Battery monitoring: BQ27220 (real-time monitoring of battery capacity, voltage, and current) | |
| Interfaces | USB: 1× USB-C® (programming / power) |
| Grove: 1× standard Grove interface | |
| Qwiic: 1× Qwiic interface standard | |
| Expansion port: 1× 8-pin (M5StickC HAT compatible) | |
| Onboard peripherals | Display: 2.9 cm IPS LCD touchscreen (135×240 px, 262K colours, ST7789P3 driver, FT6336U capacitive touch) |
| IMU: BMI270 (6-axis) | |
| Infrared: 1× IR transmitter (IR LED, connected to GPIO9 pin) | |
| Audio: 1× buzzer (connected to GPIO11 pin) | |
| User buttons: 2× programmable (KEY1 / KEY2) plus 1× power / reset / bootloader button | |
| User LEDs: 1× green programmable (LED_BUILTIN) plus 1× blue (status indications) | |
| Operating temperature | 0–40 °C |
| Antennas | ESP32-C6: On-board FPC antenna (dedicated) |
| LoRa®: Detachable external antenna | |
| Dimensions (device without antenna storage) | Width: 24 mm |
| Length: 48 mm | |
| Height: 14 mm | |
| Dimensions (device with antenna storage) | Width: 24 mm |
| Length: 48 mm | |
| Height: 21.1 mm | |
| Dimensions (LoRa® antenna) | Width: 10.8 mm |
| Length: 45.5 mm | |
| Height: 4.8 mm |
Resources
Package Contents
- 1x Arduino Nesso N1
- 1x Hex key
USB-C cable required but not included
