Before we dive into the review let's take a quick look at the Bluetooth Lora ESP32 Module Development Board.
This product is designed to support development with its dual-core processor, LoRa remote modem, and various interfaces. Its standout features include its 128MByte Flash, Wi-Fi antenna and lithium battery charging circuit.

This product is designed with a focus on providing developers with a reliable and versatile platform for their projects. With its support for Sniffer Station, softAP, and Wi- modes, the Bluetooth Lora ESP32 Module Development Board offers flexibility in its usage. It boasts a data rate of up to 150 Mbps @ 11n HT40 and has a transmit power of up to 19.5 dBm @ 11b. Its operating voltage of 3.3V to 7V and operating temperature range of -40°C to +90°C make it suitable for various environments.

To put it simply the Bluetooth Lora ESP32 Module Development Board is a solid choice for developers seeking a reliable platform. Its support for multiple modes and high data rate make it a versatile tool for various projects. However, some users have reported issues with missing components, such as antennas, and some have experienced frequency errors.

Overall I would recommend the Bluetooth Lora ESP32 Module Development Board to developers seeking a versatile and reliable platform. Its support for various modes and high data rate make it suitable for various projects, and its operating voltage range and temperature range make it a suitable choice for different environments. While some users have reported missing components and frequency errors, these issues do not seem to be widespread and do not detract from the product's overall quality.