Couldn't figure out why I couldn't get the ESP32 to work as expected; soon realized they had sent me an ESP8266! Not cool! UPDATE: Replacement device sent; same problem. The outer box says ESP32, but even without opening a new box I can clearly see the FCC IDs and model. They must be Lot ESP-F (8266) and mislabelled. I've spent hours trying to figure out why I can't work with the Arduino IDE and ESP32 board settings. When I finally figured out the problem by changing the board settings to the correct ESP8266, everything worked. BUYER ATTENTION!
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