Makeronics 3220-Point Solderless Breadboard

My experience with this breadboard, over the months has been a good one. it's quality is extremely solid, the contacts all seem to be good (current flows with flickering etc).I had one small issue which was quickly addressed. - i was missing part of the binding post for the banana plug, which was missing a piece. I had an almost immediate reply, to my question and received an immediate solution.This board is a show piece. Yeah, I'm weird like that.

Works good for class labs. Don't really use the top part of the beard board but it's plenty of space and everything I need to get some work done.

works great for lots of experimenting. lots of room

Great breadboard. Good amount of wires. Flexible and durable. Has many ground and power rails. Overall would last you 4 years as an electrical engineer undergrad student.

Fantastic prototyping board, really good quality and large enough to build a large circuit, or a number of sub-circuits. Great price too.I had a very small issue with one of the binding posts, they replied to my email within hours and mailed a replacement set of binding posts right away. Couldn’t expect better customer service. Will definitely use these guys again.

I bought this as a replacement for the breadboard I was usingfor many years. This is basically the same as the original Jamecoproduct.The beauty of this product is that you can assign the Power and groundswith screw terminals and with 4 separate breadboards can save allot of timeconfiguring usage.The product works as expected

Pretty good board overall, my only complaint is that one of the +/- lines is slightly off center so it’s a little harder to plug things in but it’s more an inconvenience then anything.

All of the connections seem to work just fine. With another brand I bought, I had a very hard time inserting or feeling that the components were grabbed well.This also came with one extra rubber foot and screw, plus the assembly tools. Nice.I will test it electrically later today.One minor issue. Va, Vb, Vc and ground post. It doesn't make a lot of sense to have black and green posts. Projects with a ground, a neutral and a positive rail with a breadboard probably aren't very common. So green seems odd.I don't like that I can't use a two banana plug adapter due to spacing. OTOH, keeping black and red far apart is good for battery power. No welded shorts!Being able to run 12v, 5v and 3.3v at the same time is superb.I also ordered the Makeronics banana plug to DuPont cables. Because those are silicon instead of pvc insulation, that fact sold me on buying from this company.Don't buy bojack breadboard jumpers. They are so soft that they don't fit into anything. I'll use those for wires with alligator clips.