Upgraded Electronics Fun Kit w/Power Supply Module, Jumper Wire, Precision Potentiometer, 830 tie-Points Breadboard Compatible with Arduino, STM32

This electronics kit has everything needed to get started with Arduino or other microcontroller projects. The 830 tie point breadboard is sturdy and holds components securely without loose connections. The included jumper wires are flexible and reliable, making circuit setup quick and easy. The power supply module is a nice addition since it lets you power projects directly from the breadboard at either 3.3V or 5V. The precision potentiometer and other included parts give plenty of options for experimenting and learning. All of the components are well packaged and reusable, which makes this a great choice for beginners as well as hobbyists who want a handy kit for prototyping. It saves time compared to ordering each piece separately and ensures you have a solid foundation for projects

I tinkered in electronics as a kid but never got very deep into it. Picking up this kit to learn as an adult I never realized how accessible learning is today. This kit is amazing and the power board supplied is genius. Overall I’m extremely happy with this little kit.

I havent used all the components, mostly the breadboard, but everything I've used works fine. The breadboard connections are a little loose so make sure your components are really pushed in there or else they can jump out of the holes. All the components were nicely organized and easy to find. Generally a nice product. I personally havent used the power supply or tried using this with Arduino yet.

Really good for people starting out or have an Arduino. This is great for STEM activities and you can learn a lot from it it comes with extra wires, lights, power cables, breadboards etc. It helps make it easier to install on the Arduino! I greatly recommend, well worth the money

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great kit! lots of things a guy who doesnt know what to buy should have.

It’s a great breadboard kit! The only problem is that the power board included does not work. The only way I can get power is if I touch the wires directly to the + and ground of the DC jack. It’s hard to work with electronics without electricity.

Great starter kit for getting into breadboarding. I used it to make my first DIY guitar pedal. I haven’t really used the power supply, I made my own. Going to be using this kit to start teaching my son electronics as well. I’d like me you are wanting to do DIY guitar pedals, you are also going to want to get several bigger kits of resistors, capacitors of various types, etc. this has some but not the variety or sizes that you will need for pedals.