Review on Tiny AVR Programmer & 2 ATTINY85 Chips - Flashtree by Rusty Calcara
I recently had the pleasure of testing out the Flashtree's Tiny AVR Programmer along with 2 ATTINY85 Chips, and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed. This tiny device packs a punch and has completely changed the way I approach microcontroller programming.
With its compact and durable design, this programmer can easily fit in my pocket, making it the perfect tool to take with me on-the-go. Its simple and intuitive interface is easy to navigate and allows me to quickly and efficiently program my ATTINY85 chips without any hassle. But what really sets this programmer apart is its reliability. I have used it multiple times now and have not encountered a single issue. Every time, my code has been successfully uploaded to the chip, and it runs flawlessly. Overall, I would highly recommend the Flashtree's Tiny AVR Programmer and 2 ATTINY85 Chips to anyone looking for a reliable and portable programming tool. It truly is a game-changer in the world of microcontroller programming.
- With the ability to program multiple ATTINY85 chips at once, this tool provides an efficient and scalable solution for anyone looking to streamline their microcontroller development process
- Small Size Can Be a Hindrance - While the compact design of this product is a definite plus, the small size may pose a challenge for some users who are accustomed to working with larger tools and accessories
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