🔌 Enhanced Raspberry Pi GPIO Breakout Kit - Pre-assembled Breakout Board + Colorful Ribbon Cable + 400 Tie Points Breadboard for Solderless Connections Review

This helps a lot because my Pi is overclocked and comes with a cooling case. It was difficult to get to the GPIO pins, but now it's not a problem 😁

Works great if you follow the assembly demo photos. This is a must have for any master electronics working with the Raspberry Pi.

This is a very good breakout kit. This will work fine with the project I'm currently developing. The board accepts the wires correctly and the pins on the breakout board are well protected in transit. The wire jumper is also well made.

Compared to other options, other T-Cobbler divider boards cost the same or triple the price; and they do not include the cute mini breadboard that this product includes. In general, breadboards like this vary wildly in quality, and I haven't used this one enough to see it; but at this price, who cares! My only complaint with the Raspberry Pi itself is that the GPIO extension header is keyless; However, the photos on Revain show the correct orientation of the connector (the back of the…

Hello! Yes, you! Do you have a Raspberry Pi ZERO? Aha!? Presumably the pinout is different from other Pi pinouts! Don't be stupid and get this one if you don't want to worry about renaming it yourself. The product works fine and everything hence 5 stars just a pain as the tags don't work to zero!

This works well with Raspberry Pi, I had some broken pins on the breadboard. Isn't that a big deal. Because I just placed the breakout on a different layout and it worked fine. The breakthrough build quality appears to be good, and the belt buckle is easy to maneuver.

This board has rows marked 1-30 on the plastic breadboard unlike others I've bought. This makes it much easier to find the pin numbers on the T-board. The cable is also not reversed like some other devices I've bought here (the cable needs to be twisted to connect pin 1 on the cable to pin 1 on the Raspberry Pi's GPIO.

This board has rows marked 1-30 on the plastic breadboard unlike others I have purchased. This makes it much easier to find the pin numbers on the T-board. The cable is also not reversed like some other devices I've bought here (the cable needs to be twisted to connect pin 1 on the cable to pin 1 on the Raspberry Pi's GPIO.

Compared to other options, other T-Cobbler divider plates cost the same or triple; and they do not include the cute mini breadboard that this product includes. In general, breadboards like this vary wildly in quality, and I haven't used this one enough to see it; but at this price, who cares! My only complaint with the Raspberry Pi itself is that the GPIO extension header is keyless; However, the photos on Revain show the correct orientation of the connector (the back of the color-coded ribbon…

Keyestudio GPIO Breakout Kit for Raspberry Pi was well packaged with no damage. The package includes a 40-pin rainbow ribbon cable with a connector, a GPIO-T shield, and a solderless breadboard. All pins are well labeled on the T-Cobbler PCB, so you can go ahead and create circuits without having a printout of the pins on your desk. This makes it more fun to expand the Pi and create your own circuits with it. This breadboard has 400 points with 2 positive and negative power lines on both ends…