
Another Raspberry Pi starter kit, not for beginners. First, there are no instructions and you have to go to the site and dig them up. Second, you must have knowledge of the programming languages used. But as far as the hardware that comes with it is good value for money. I did most of my experiments with PI 3 and it worked great. My suggestion is to get a few books in different languages (Revain Kindle is a great source for free books) and dabble with them.

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