T-Deck Plus ESP32-S3 915Mhz LORA-89 Ulbox GPS 2.8-inch Display TTGO Development Board Built-in Antenna with ABS Shell

Works as it should, Updated to the latest meshtastic firmware.

Good portable device. Solid design and performance. Works as designed. Good quality, I recommend it. Keep the firmware up to date for bug fixes and new features.

This is the perfect form factor for a Meshtastic node. You can still tether to your phone and use the app, but the main appeal here is that this is truly a standalone communication device with no external dependencies. I love the Blackberry-esque form factor. It's supported with the official Meshtastic firmware, which is what I've been running on it. I'm really happy with how well this works.

If you get the plus, yo have to manually go into the web app which consists on being local network connection and turning gps on. Otherwise your gps setting won’t work. They don’t tell you that in the manual that you don’t get with it..

I love this thing, still some bugs to fix and features to add you'll be looking forward too. To start, the UI version of meshtastic is awesome with one little irritation. IF you want to bluetooth to the device from your phone to adjust advanced settings you will have to restart it and boot into a different mode by holding the meshtastic icon on the screen while it boots. It disables the UI while bluetooth is active. Other than the lack of multitasking by the core service it runs incredibly smooth, has enough features you won't be bluetoothing too often anyway. The reset button is on the left side, little oversized imo.

Works great. Had to modify for an external antenna. Updated to the newest UI. Would definitely buy another. Also added maps for gps.

Zero documentation. Unit boots up to nothing. No clue what to do next. Repeated emails to vendor just gets a link to a github repository. No instruction for configuration at all.

Operator: [REDACTED] Device: LILYGO T-Deck Plus Mission: Expand mesh network coverage + reconnaissance Summary: This device should not be commercially available. It’s not a dev board — it’s a tactical communications platform disguised as a hobbyist toy. The keyboard has better feedback than my military-grade field terminals. The display is crisp enough to read in full daylight, low light, or in the middle of an adrenaline-fueled sprint across the driveway chasing packet loss. I conducted tests at varying distances: • 0.1 mile – flawless • 0.5 mile – flawless • 1.6 miles – crisp packets • 2.0 miles – still received “YOLO TEST MSG” from my porch • 2.7 miles – dropped only one packet, then continued like nothing happened The battery efficiency? I charged it once, used it all weekend, and it still had the energy to judge my life choices. Threat assessment: This board empowers civilians with capabilities once reserved for reconnaissance units. Recommendation: Buy two. Keep one in the glove compartment. Keep one next to your bed. You never know when the mesh will call.

Came in good packing and the device is original

Great, very cool bit of kit.

Cheap plastic case, with difficult to press keys. Terrible range based on the internal antenna.

Arrived used, with previous users info still loaded.

Frequently does not aquire GPS..Power cycling sometimes helps. This device is not suitable for applications requiring the use of on-board GPS. The processor,keyboard, BT, and WiFi are fine.