Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this episode of Product of the Week, Robin takes a look at the PocketBeagle 2 , a compact single board computer built for serious embedded work. With a quad core ARM Cortex A53 processor, real-time MCU support, and extensive IO, this tiny board delivers strong performance for developers, students, and makers working on hardware-focused projects.
Robin breaks down what makes this board stand out. You get 52 digital IO pins, analog inputs, PRU subsystems for fast interfacing, and a Cortex M4 core for real-time control. From robotics and CNC systems to IoT edge devices, the PocketBeagle 2 gives you tight hardware control in a small footprint.
👉 Buy yours now from the Electromaker Store:
electromaker.io/shop/product/pocketbeagle-2-am6232-mpu
📌 Chapters:
0:00 - Intro to Product of the Week
0:20 - Giveaway Instructions
0:32 - Product Overview
1:01 - Why It Stands Out vs Raspberry Pi
1:36 - Internal Specs Breakdown
2:12 - RAM and Storage
2:26 - IO and Expansion Features
2:39 - Power and Debugging Options
2:58 - Size and Physical Specs
3:06 - Real-Time Applications and Use Cases
3:30 - Connectivity and Limitations
3:58 - Ideal Use Cases
4:12 - Final Thoughts and Outro
🏆 WIN a PocketBeagle 2!
Tell us in the comments what you would build with this board for your chance to win. Winner announced soon!
💡 Key Features:
Texas Instruments AM6254 quad core Cortex A53 up to 1.4 GHz
Single core Cortex M4F MCU at 400 MHz
Dual PRU subsystem at 333 MHz
512MB LPDDR4 RAM
MicroSD card slot for storage
72 expansion pins including 52 digital IO
8 analog inputs
USB-C power and 5V input via header
UART debug port and 10-pin JTAG
55 x 35 mm size, 12.7 g weight
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In this episode of Product of the Week, Robin takes a look at the PocketBeagle 2 , a compact single board computer built for serious embedded work. With a quad core ARM Cortex A53 processor, real-time MCU support, and extensive IO, this tiny board delivers strong performance for developers, students, and makers working on hardware-focused projects.
Robin breaks down what makes this board stand out. You get 52 digital IO pins, analog inputs, PRU subsystems for fast interfacing, and a Cortex M4 core for real-time control. From robotics and CNC systems to IoT edge devices, the PocketBeagle 2 gives you tight hardware control in a small footprint.
👉 Buy yours now from the Electromaker Store:
electromaker.io/shop/product/pocketbeagle-2-am6232-mpu
📌 Chapters:
0:00 - Intro to Product of the Week
0:20 - Giveaway Instructions
0:32 - Product Overview
1:01 - Why It Stands Out vs Raspberry Pi
1:36 - Internal Specs Breakdown
2:12 - RAM and Storage
2:26 - IO and Expansion Features
2:39 - Power and Debugging Options
2:58 - Size and Physical Specs
3:06 - Real-Time Applications and Use Cases
3:30 - Connectivity and Limitations
3:58 - Ideal Use Cases
4:12 - Final Thoughts and Outro
🏆 WIN a PocketBeagle 2!
Tell us in the comments what you would build with this board for your chance to win. Winner announced soon!
💡 Key Features:
Texas Instruments AM6254 quad core Cortex A53 up to 1.4 GHz
Single core Cortex M4F MCU at 400 MHz
Dual PRU subsystem at 333 MHz
512MB LPDDR4 RAM
MicroSD card slot for storage
72 expansion pins including 52 digital IO
8 analog inputs
USB-C power and 5V input via header
UART debug port and 10-pin JTAG
55 x 35 mm size, 12.7 g weight
❤️ Support Us!
Stay updated with the latest products, projects, and news at Electromaker.io
