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

Amazing
It’s an amazing product and I’m really enjoying working with it

everything is perfect except bread board
The bread board is broken somehow. I started to hate it. Sometimes it takes few minutes to put some component in holes. Looks like internal connectors not aligned with plastic case.

Great as described
Easy, and nicely packaged to use and reuse and it is as described

Nice
Good

Elegoo is hit or miss with their products, which is also why they don’t really end up costing you much.This little kit is perfect for any beginner (unless you want to ball out and get the bigger kit).Like they say, the Arduino Uno R3 does not come in the kit, so if you are wanting to do their tutorials and learn, then you must purchase one of their clones, or an official Arduino Uno R3.

Excelente es exactamente lo que me ofrecieron en el anuncio. y muy rapida la entrega

Totally lovely kit, perfect for the beginner who wants to knock together a few circuits with their Arduino or Raspberry Pi. It offers one huge benefit to the dabbler over other similar kits: organization.All components are carefully bagged, most of them bagged separately, with combined bags pretty logical (22pf and 104 pf capacitors are in the same bag)Resistors are labelled in a neat hand on their paper strips if you haven’t learned the color codes yet.Transistors and Integrated Circuits are all listed on the little part sheet with their part number, so it’s easy to google them.The cute little box stays shut with a satisfying *snap* and is secure tossed into a toolbox.A breadboard power supply is included, though as others have noted not required 6-15v input power adapter, These adapters should be widely available. I grabbed a 9v and 12v ac adapter from my local goodwill and it performed beautifully. If you need a full datasheet for this poweradapter, just search the part number ‘545043’ and you can find all the info you’ll need.This is an entirely solderless kit, with all the parts working perfectly with a breadboard.Note that if you’re trying to do hardware hacking with a Raspberry Pi, this kit also includes some socket-to-prong cables, making your life a *lot* easier when connecting to its onboard pins.While this kit includes every part you might need to do your first hardware hacking, you might consider picking up a cheap multimeter and a few power-supply AC adaptors or battery boxes in addition.