ESP32 boards are incredibly cheap, and you can buy basic sensors to make them even more useful for just a few dollars. This means you can use an ESP32 to build projects that will save you more money than you spend on the hardware, effectively paying for themselves. Some of these projects are easy to set up, even for beginners.
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