The nRF9151 Feather Basic is now available — same A1A silicon, same form factor, minus the onboard debugger. Lower BOM cost makes it the right choice for production runs.
How to cut cellular data usage and power draw by more than half on the nRF9151 Feather — using PSM, always-open CoAP/DTLS sockets, and a few firmware tricks that are easy to get wrong.
Three commits on the v3.2.x branch of NFED take the active_sleep sample to ~4 µA on the nRF9151 Feather — a regulator-framework workaround, board-level pulldowns on floating pins, and the teardown sequence that ties it all together.