Review on 📷 KeeYees Camera Development Board with 2MP OV2640 Camera Module, WiFi, Bluetooth, 4M PSRAM, Dual-core 32-bit CPU, FT232RL FTDI USB to TTL Serial Converter, and 40-pin Jumper Wire by Nick Griffith

don't have this (mainly to reduce the size). This kit contains the required separate development board with a breadboard cable set; I wish the cables we used could be more easily used with a breadboard or with some ff,mm and fm cables maybe a small breadboard. But for someone like me who has done a lot of EPS32 projects, I had everything I needed. The ESP32 cam board works as advertised, there are not as many pins available on the development board as you would normally find on an EPS32. Development boards as the camera uses multiple I/O lines. Using Micropython, I've found that video capture is slower than I'd like, even when multitasking. I'm still looking for a faster interface library to do what I was hoping for (motion analysis). But for the price, it's a great combo to start development with.