What it is: hacker multitool – 9 modules in a pocket-sized device
Functions: Sub-GHz, RFID, NFC, IR, BadUSB, iButton, GPIO, BT, U2F
In the box: Flipper Zero + USB-A → USB-C cable
Battery: 2000 mAh – up to a month of use
Legality in Poland: yes – ownership and learning are legal
Sapsan: official distributor – full PL warranty and support
Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool that combines nine pentesting instruments inside a pendrive-sized housing. It works on its own – no computer, phone, or app required. You control everything with a five-way navigation pad on a monochrome LCD screen. Sapsan is the official distributor of Flipper Devices – every unit comes with a full 24-month warranty in Poland and English / Polish technical support.
What is Flipper Zero and what can it do?
Flipper Zero is an open-source pentester and hobbyist security device, built on top of well-known open-source projects: Proxmark, HydraNFC, Rubber Ducky and Pwnagotchi. A single housing holds nine independent modules that would normally require multiple separate tools:
Sub-GHz transmitter (CC1101) – 315 / 433 / 868 / 915 MHz, for analysing RF remotes, alarms and garage gates
125 kHz RFID – read, write, clone and emulate low-frequency cards
BadUSB / Rubber Ducky – HID keyboard emulation over USB
GPIO + UART/SPI/I²C – debugging, flashing and fuzzing other devices
Bluetooth LE 5.0 – communication with the mobile app and other Flippers
U2F token – a fully-featured hardware key for Google, Twitter, LastPass
Flipper Zero is ready to use straight out of the box – you do not need to install firmware, compile libraries or clone repositories. All protocols are pre-loaded.
Is Flipper Zero legal in Poland?
Yes – owning and using Flipper Zero in Poland is legal, as long as you operate on your own devices or have the owner's consent. Scanning your own city card, cloning your own gate remote or testing your own Wi-Fi network is not breaking the law.
The line is drawn where you start interacting with someone else's systems without permission – in that case Articles 267 and 268a of the Polish Penal Code apply (unauthorised access to information and computer systems). A full breakdown of the regulations is available in our article: Flipper Zero and Polish law – what is allowed and what is not.
How is Flipper Zero different from Flipper One?
Flipper One is the announced successor to Flipper Zero – a more powerful platform with Linux and a full SDR. It is not yet on the market and the official release date has not been confirmed. If you need a device today, Flipper Zero remains the best choice.
Flipper Zero ships with a fully controllable RF platform built around the TI CC1101 chip. It captures, analyses and replays signals on the 315, 433, 868 and 915 MHz bands. The built-in library recognises most popular remote-control protocols (Princeton, CAME, Nice FLO, Keeloq and others). Full access to the radio subsystem makes it easy to build custom modules – the prototype board for Flipper Zero is the perfect starting point. Need more range? Replace the standard CC1101 with the MAXIMUS CC1101 amplifier.
125 kHz RFID – reader, writer and emulator
Read, write, clone and export low-frequency tags for further analysis. Supported cards include EM400x, EM410x, HIDProx, Indala and T5577 (universal clone card).
NFC 13.56 MHz
Full support for high-frequency NFC tags – read, save and emulate in one device:
Read NFC cards
Save card data to microSD for later analysis
Write to rewritable cards
Emulate the supported standards:
NXP MIFARE® Classic, Ultralight®, DESFire® and others
FeliCa™
HID iClass (PicoPass™)
NFC Forum (protocols 1–5)
Infrared (IR) transmitter
A fully programmable IR transceiver with a factory library of remotes for hundreds of devices – TVs, air conditioning, stereo systems, lighting.
BadUSB and keyboard emulation
Flipper Zero emulates HID devices over USB – keyboard, mouse, network card – and runs Rubber Ducky scripts straight from the SD card. Perfect for penetration testing, task automation and red teaming.
GPIO – a bridge to other electronics
The 3.3V / 5V-tolerant pins let you use Flipper as a USB bridge for SPI, UART and I²C. Use it to flash, debug and fuzz microcontrollers.
Hardware U2F token
Flipper Zero is a fully-fledged U2F key – compatible with every service that supports the standard (Google, Twitter, GitHub, LastPass and many more). Significantly stronger 2FA than SMS or email.
iButton / 1-Wire
Built-in 1-Wire contacts for reading, writing and emulating iButton keys (Dallas DS1990A, Cyfral). The same port doubles as a probe for capturing 1-Wire data.
Open source and extensibility
Flipper Zero is 100% Open-Source and Open-Hardware. Full schematics, firmware and cross-platform SDKs are available. The community has built hundreds of custom apps and firmware modifications (Unleashed, RogueMaster, Momentum) – you can install them in minutes.
Wireless connectivity
The built-in Bluetooth LE 5.0 lets you pair Flipper with the mobile app. Wi-Fi support requires an external development module – in our store you'll find Feberis Pro, the most advanced Polish-made expansion board with Wi-Fi, NRF24 and additional Sub-GHz in a single module. For basic Wi-Fi, the WiFi Devboard works well.
Which accessories are worth getting for Flipper Zero?
Flipper Zero comes with everything you need out of the box, but its real power shines through when paired with expansion modules:
Feberis Pro – an All-in-One expansion board for Flipper Zero that radically extends what your device can do.
MAXIMUS CC1101 – a Sub-GHz signal amplifier that significantly increases the range of the native CC1101.
WiFi Devboard – the official Wi-Fi module from Flipper Devices, the foundation for the Marauder firmware.
The simplest method is the qFlipper app (Windows, macOS, Linux) and the official mobile apps for Android and iOS. All of them detect the device over USB or Bluetooth, download the latest firmware and flash it with a single click.
The community also develops alternative firmware (Unleashed, RogueMaster, Momentum) with extra protocols, regions and overlays. You install them the same way – just point the app at a .tgz file instead of the official build. You can revert to stock firmware at any time, so experimenting carries no risk.
Does Flipper Zero open cars?
This question keeps coming up after popular TikTok videos. The short answer: Flipper Zero does not open modern cars. Modern car key fobs use a so-called rolling code – every code is one-time and unique. Even if Flipper captures the signal, that exact code is already invalid.
Flipper Zero is, however, perfect for studying older RF systems (simple fixed-code remotes) and for legitimate use on your own vehicle – e.g. making a backup remote for a garage gate or barrier.
What's in the box?
1 × Flipper Zero (colour according to the selected variant)
1 × USB-A → USB-C cable
Note: a microSD card is required for full functionality. It is not included in the starter kit.
Flipper Zero technical specifications
Body and controls
Display
128 × 64 px, 1.4" monochrome LCD (backlit)
Controls
5-way D-Pad + Select button
Battery
LiPo 2000 mAh (up to a month of use without charging)
Dimensions
100 × 40 × 25 mm
Weight
102 g
Signalling
Buzzer 100–2500 Hz, vibration motor
Processor and memory
CPU
STM32WB55RG
Application processor
ARM Cortex-M4 32-bit @ 64 MHz
Network processor
ARM Cortex-M0+ @ 32 MHz
Memory
1024 KB Flash, 256 KB SRAM
Storage
microSD up to 64 GB
Connectivity
USB 2.0 type C
RF module (Sub-GHz)
Chipset
TI CC1101
Bands
315, 433, 868, 915 MHz
Transmit power
0 dBm (range ~100 m)
RFID 13.56 MHz (NFC)
Standards
ISO-14443A/B, NFC Forum
Cards
NXP Mifare Classic / Ultralight / DESFire, FeliCa
RFID 125 kHz
Modulation
AM / PSK / FSK
Cards
EM400x, EM410x, EM420x, HIDProx, Indala, T5577
GPIO
Logic level
3.3 V CMOS, 5 V tolerant
Current per pin
up to 20 mA (digital)
IR and Bluetooth
Infrared
800–950 nm, TX power 300 mW
Bluetooth
BT LE 5.0, TX 0 dBm, RX -96 dBm, 2 Mbps
iButton 1-Wire
Supported
Dallas DS1990A, Cyfral
Why buy Flipper Zero from Sapsan?
Official distributor of Flipper Devices for the Polish market
Full 24-month warranty in Poland – service in Polish and English
Technical advice – we answer your questions by email ([email protected])
Full ecosystem of accessories: Feberis Pro, MAXIMUS, prototype boards, cases and more
FAQ - Flipper Zero – Hacker Multitool for Pentesters
Can Flipper Zero hack WiFi?
Not on its own. Flipper Zero supports SubGHz, RFID, NFC, and infrared. For WiFi testing you need an expansion board — like Feberis Pro with built-in ESP32 and pre-installed Marauder, which adds network scanning, deauth, and wardriving capabilities.
Is Flipper Zero legal?
Yes. Owning and purchasing Flipper Zero is fully legal in Poland and the EU. It is an educational and security testing tool. Only using it against systems without the owner's consent is illegal — same as with any other IT tool.
What's the difference between Flipper Zero and HackRF?
Flipper Zero is a multi-tool: RFID, NFC, SubGHz, infrared, GPIO — for interacting with various systems. HackRF is a dedicated SDR receiver for radio spectrum analysis (1 MHz–6 GHz). Different use cases, but they complement each other perfectly in a pentester's toolkit.
What firmware should I use with Flipper Zero?
The official firmware works right out of the box. Popular custom firmware options include Momentum and Xtreme — they add more protocols, features, and plugins. Updating is simple via qFlipper or the mobile app.
What accessories should I get for Flipper Zero?
Depends on your goal. WiFi testing → Feberis Pro. Extended SubGHz range → MAXIMUS CC1101. Wardriving with GPS → NetNinja. Extended IR → IR Stealth. All available at SAPSAN Store and compatible with Flipper Zero.
Can Flipper Zero copy car key fobs?
It can read some older SubGHz systems with fixed codes. Modern cars with rolling codes and cryptographic protections are safe. Flipper Zero is a learning and security testing tool, not for unauthorized access.
