🛠️ LAFVIN Mega2560 Project Starter Kit for Mega328 Nano - Arduino IDE Compatible with Tutorial Review

Have fun. Lots of details including sensors, LEDs, fan motors, servos, humidity/temperature sensors, jumpers and a very large screen with even more PWM, analog, TX and RX pins. Great starter kit. I'm new to all this. My experience with him was funny. An excellent introduction to code and robotics and how to program them to work together.

This kit is very complete and has everything I need to complete all my projects. All components are of very high quality and fully functional. Hundreds of ideas ran through my head when I first opened the kit, but that's nothing compared to the trillions of projects you can do with all those parts. On the first day I built an electronic door lock. I also like how the kit is organized which makes it very convenient to carry and use.

The kit arrived undamaged, all parts were carefully packed to avoid bending or breaking the connectors. Within 30 minutes I was able to unpack the parts, install the software and start my first project. The .pdf instructions are well written and easy to follow. If there's anything negative, the color codes on the resistors are hard to see, so have a multimeter handy. Otherwise my 11 year old son and I have a great time.

Seriously deserves the "MEGA" name. Every single part contains what you need. Comes with its own case, which I really like because I don't have to think about how to store it or where to store it. A high-quality suitcase and each item in the suitcase has separate small areas. Comes with a learning CD that is well prepared and understandable. I was concerned about the shipping packaging, but after receiving the product, I understand that it was unnecessary because I think it was the best safe…

This is a good and not too expensive kit with quality components. The only two items I think the kit needs are the Sipo and Piso shift registers.

This kit was a great opportunity for me to get back to the construction kit. I had an issue with a missing component and a damaged component. I emailed the manufacturer as per the attached instructions and received an immediate response. Good customer service is more important to me than low prices. In this case you get both. My spare parts are on their way, otherwise everything is fine.

It looks like a great set but my tutorial disk didn't work so there was nothing else I could do. I haven't found a way to contact the seller to get a new one, or even a link to download the content. I would happily change my rating if I could actually use the kit. Now everything is in order!

My grandchildren live in Texas and Virginia. With this kit I can tell them about electronics even if I can't visit them. The set is very complete. For each component there is a kind of data sheet, program examples and explanatory text. All this makes it excellent value for money. I do some experiments and demos and then order kits for my grandkids. We will use Zoom for video conferencing as it easily displays the desktop and therefore the IDE. The disk contains a copy of Arduino IDE 1.8.3.

Includes everything you need to start experimenting with Arduino including a mega board that comes in very few kits. I tested all components, the problem was only with two. One segment of the 1-digit 7-segment display didn't light up, and the temperature and humidity sensor readings sometimes didn't light up, but it could be connection problems, I don't know. The included tutorial is great for most components, but the LCD tutorial is for the display without a controller card. The one they sent…

I wanted to entertain the kid in me and help my kid get started with microcontroller projects. This kit comes with a variety of sensors and connectors. That was about 30% less than its closest competitor. Slight differences from the competitor kit are in the quality of the potentiometers, the number of pins on the mega board on the pins side itself (in addition to the board itself) and a few other small things. good - you can always download from other better sources. There are tons out there…