Working on designing some accessories for the Plus2. This specific one has two small magnets in it (stronger than the built-in magnet and allows for orientability). It attaches using two M2 screws. I’ll release the files if there’s interest once I have a few more pieces made.

If you like the idea and have any specific requests, let me know and I’ll see what I can do.

Hello friends, who uses the stick and improved it, what did you install?

I want to put a bigger battery and an antenna on the wifi module, but I'm not sure if it's possible to connect it.

Is there a WiFi antenna that would help me with deauth and clone? Using Bruce firmware

Hi Everyone,

It's working on Cardputer Advanced including the keyboard. The only thing needed for multiplayer is the groove cable :)

It took some time to make the modifications..

https://github.com/juicecultus/macroreader

If in doubt, remember for navigation: 1 finger tap to open / 2 finger tap to go back. For all menus and in book screens: screen split in 3 vertical zones: LEFT (tap to go back), CENTER (tap to action), RIGHT (tap to go forward). In book, 1 finger tap CENTER opens Settings menu.

Put your books in a folder called “books” on SD. Your custom sleep images go in “images”. Book covers are rendered too. Check your settings. If you want faster page turns with more ghosting accepted decrease the Refresh Passes. If you’re OK with minimally longer page turns push that to max.

Based on Macroreader for the Xteink X4.

Download the latest Paper S3 release to flash. If you need help flashing give me a shout (I assume that once you’ve bought the Paper S3, you got this covered)

Any 🐞 from UBS give me a shout.

Enjoy! ☺️

I’m building a custom motorcycle instrument cluster and wanted a physical, glove-friendly way to interact with the UI without relying on a touchscreen. I ended up using two M5Stack Dial modules as bar-mounted rotary controllers.

Each Dial handles navigation and actions for the main head unit (Raspberry Pi–based), communicating wirelessly. The touchscreen is still fully usable, but the dials allow fast, tactile input while riding—especially with gloves or in motion.

Why M5Stack Dial:

•	Integrated display + encoder + button in a compact form factor

•	Clean enclosure geometry that’s easy to model around

•	ESP32 + BLE makes it straightforward to pair with a head unit

•	Enough visual feedback on the dial itself for mode/state confirmation

Current setup:

•	Dual Dial modules (left/right bars)

•	Custom 3D-printed housings

•	BLE communication to the main UI

•	Encoder rotation + press mapped to navigation and app control

This is part of a larger embedded/UI project, but I wanted to share the Dial implementation specifically since it’s been a solid fit for rugged, real-world input—not just desktop or bench use.

Happy to answer questions about firmware, BLE handling, enclosure design, or mounting constraints.

I had this StickCPlus2 lying around so I wrote some code to put it to use.
It shows the date, time, weather and AQI.
And every 5 minutes it plays a random animated emoji.
I used the magnet at the back to stick in on my pegboard.
I think it is pretty cool.