Small LoRa radio hardware that connects to the Chicago Offline mesh. No subscription, no account — you own it.
Complete kit — board, battery, case, and antennas included. Higher power output than the V3. Battery life is shorter than the N37, but the transmit power and WiFi make up for it. Ships from US.
Our favorite. Compact design with GPS, great battery life from the ultra-low-power nRF52840, and a nice screen. Slightly less transmit power, but the battery and GPS make it a great daily carry. Ships from US.
The big gun. Highest power output and best receive sensitivity of any MeshCore device. Ideal for fixed locations — rooftops, attics, high floors. Frequently out of stock. Requires USB-C PD or 9-19V external power.
A full standalone messenger — no phone needed. Type directly on the built-in keyboard. Great for emergencies or camping where you don't want to drain your phone.
Best for location sharing. The 18650 battery holder means cheap, swappable batteries. Popular with hikers and field ops.
E-ink display sips power — days of battery life. Great for solar repeater builds or leave-it-and-forget-it deployments.
Cheapest option with a screen. E-ink persists without power. Good for experimenting or deploying many nodes on a budget.
Credit-card sized, waterproof, with GPS. Pairs via Bluetooth — no USB flashing. Good for bags, vehicles, or pets.