Review on 🔌 REXQualis Super Starter Kit with Arduino UNO R3: Tutorial, Controller Board, and Arduino IDE Compatibility by Faten Teller

Wow for $32 you can get a lot of stuff. I've only worked through a few examples, but so far everything works great. The board interacts fairly easily with the Arduino IDE. The only snag I had so far was the fact that I had to manually figure out which communication port identifies the USB. Besides, it was pretty idiotic proof. I've seen someone complain about a sloppy breadboard fit and that wasn't my experience. However, I will say that the hole sizes are for jumpers, LEDs, etc., but resistors have much thinner leads. I have found that by simply bending the resistor leads and inserting them into the holes on the breadboard I can get a good connection. The user guide and examples are clearly translated from Chinese, but overall they're pretty good. And I love that each example has a video file showing it in action. They are very helpful for someone not classically trained in EE to understand what is actually going on in the schematic. Some of their examples had coding errors, but as a SW engineer, this was easy for me to fix. All in all this is a great set. The dollar's return is off the scale. And now I know what to get my boring niece for Christmas.