Breadboard Solderless Prototype PCB Board – ALLUS BB-009 (3pcs) 400 Pin with 4 Power Rails and Double Sided Tape for Raspberry Pi and Arduino

I think these things get a bad rap. For what you pay for them, they definitely fit the bill. The boards I received are not on solid piece, check out the picture. The power rails are actually separated from the main section of the board and is all held together with the adhesive backing. It's an interesting approach and may prove useful in the future if for some reason you wanted to separate the sections. The boards are straight, not bowed, and have a positive lock when components are inserted, the rails are coded red and blue and the rows are labeled every fifth. What more do you really want in a cheap no frills project board? They work out well!

This product allowed the Three Lakes Model Railroad Club build the systems for the Three Lakes Make It! Camp for 7 th thru 11th grade students. The wires and the breadboards were just what we needed. Using the wires for breadboards and also for connections to 8 wire cords for connecting 3 color LEDs on a model railroad gave the students a chance to program signal controls and prove their logic. The breadboards were also used in robotics.

The package came with no jumper wires. Only the 3 bread boards arrived. After reading the comments and Q&A I was under the impression that this included jumpers. Had I known it wasnt going to come with any, I would have bought another item.

These arrived quickly and safely packaged in bubble wrap. I used them for an Arduino beginner's class that I was teaching and they worked very well. Some of the holes were a little stiff, to be honest, but I was using some new wires so that might have contributed.

I have repurchased these a few time and they are great for prototyping but I do find the wire inside to be a little thin so soldering them into a circuit can be a bit of a challenge (but doable). I will buy them again.

It's pretty hard to screw these up, so there's nothing bad to say. They arrived on time, un-damaged and do the job.

The breadboard sockets, when they work, stretch out very easily and become loose. Some of them were misaligned internally. That said, the jumpers were great and worked well for what I needed.

Wow. How can you mess up a breadboard? Well, the numbering system is totally misaligned. Letters are lined up, but the numbers aren't aligned to any pins. For instance, the 0 pin marker is printed between the 2nd and 3rd rows. And it'd be fine if the printed 5 was 5 pins away from the 0, but it's not. It's 4 1/2 pin rows difference. The breadboard works though, so it's not a zero star review.