Miuzei Electronics Component Kit with Breadboard Compatible with Arduino

I searched several sites for the cheapest kit with the most components and this was the most bang for my buck . This kit has everything the more expensive kits had and all of the components were of good quality. And it all came in a nice , sectioned out, see thru plastic storage case . It has everything you need to get started on your electronic repair journey, breadboard, capacitors, potentiometer, led diodes, LCD panel, wires clips and much much more . I'm very satisfied with this purchase and you will be too !

Just what I needed, I can use all of these parts.

I was so happy to get this as I wanted to get back into electronics after not messing with it for years. And really wanted just something to do. In the 90s I made hundreds of breadboard projects, such as the blinking led. None of those used an Arduino, for instance the blinking LED used a 555 and a pot. So when I ordered this that is what I thought I was going to do. Downloaded the project files and was totally bummed when I discovered that ALL of the projects REQUIRED an Uno R3. There ARE ways to do projects WITHOUT an Uno. Why can't they make a kit that focuses on those. Especially since writing Arduino code is not something I wanted to do. And to me is kinda cheating. Because writing "blink" is not the same as using a 555. Honestly I can't picture including a timer and a couple of other IC would add much more money. Was going to return but found a lot of good circuits online that I was able to do. The company should include these circuits instead of their Arduino examples.

Le fue muy útil a mi esposo tal y como lo describe

Great starter kit or for parts like I needed for a project. Good buy as well!

A nice fun product

There are instructions that came with the kit but they’re hosted on Mega via a tinyurl link which is sketchy enough. The instructions are written in a way that will short circuit your very first circuit build and has you plugging the resistors and jumper wires into the same holes on the breadboard. Good amount of components. Terrible documentation and hosting.

Awesome product i like the variety of components I have no issues.

It's been a while since I prototyped anything and having thrown out my breadboard + spare electronic parts this kit seemed like a good starting point. The breadboard and patch cables worked well. Otherwise, I've only used one resistor, one potentiometer and the header pins. The header pins were soldered to a DC to DC part that steps a 13V supply down to 5V. The header pins may be visible in a video I'm attaching. Overall, very happy with the purchase, includes more parts than I'll likely ever use. While I'm not use the supplied breadboard power supply in the video, I did test to confirm it works. Note that while the silkscreen in the advert shows DC12-7V it is labeled DC6.5-9V. I was a bit disapponted on having missed the descrepency. It does properly output either 3.3V or 5V based on the jumper settings. The storage box is nice for keeping the parts organized and makes for quick cleanup. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the cut tape holding the resistors is labeled with the resistance of each. Seems the vendor put both thought and care into putting this kit together. IMO it's good value for what's included.

has everything you could need to get started

Do not buy this save your money only the blue and white led work the display burnt out after 10 seconds of being on horrible quality your better off spending a bit more for a high quality set

J'avais un doute sur les quantités et j'ai pris la peine de tout compter les pièces... Surprise! Chacune des pièces du kit sont présentes ensachées séparément, tout y est dans un beau petit coffret en plastique de 185 x 125 x 40 mm ! Bravo! Je recommande ce kit à tous les débutants. Il comprend tout ce qu'il faut même les DEL numériques (excepté un petit moteur, mais ça, je vais l'acheter localement) !

I'll admit, I haven't really used it for the intended projects, but I have been using it for other things, and it's been working quite alright. I'll be honest, not a huge fan of the breadboard personally, I've already had 1 input slot go bad, and some are extremely hard to push components into, to the point I've bending the legs even with tweezers. But the rest seems to work fine, although I haven't tested most of the components yet. They definitely used cheaper components than another kit I bought, but I'm sure they'll work fine.