🔌 3220-Point Solderless Breadboard by Makeronics Review

What you do with breadboards is insert components to create test circuits. The problem I have with this is that it's *very* difficult to get the components in, and I'm constantly bending wires to get them in. Sometimes I have to choose different holes because they might be better than others. I also have to rock the components or use a small pair of pliers to get the components into most of the holes. I haven't had this problem with other breadboards. On the plus side, I'm not worried about a…

Ordered this while learning Arduino and thought it would give me lots of options for future projects. Messages. I emailed Makeronics and got a very quick response and they got it right with no questions asked. Nonetheless; The installation is easy to assemble and of excellent quality. I will definitely order more from them if the need arises. Thanks to Makeronics and especially to Peter! <3

While initial thoughts were positive due to the solid construction and overall roomy layout, I found that the pins on the board are not 100% picking up signals as they should. I built a simple full wave rectifier circuit using a few diodes and a resistor, but I saw a strange waveform on the oscilloscope. The result shown in the left image is what was in the output, but it was wrong. It wasn't until I put my palm on the circuit and pressed all the components that the output became what it should

You must either cyanoacrylate or epoxy the power ends or they will twist and come loose. You must apply threadlock to the small bottom nuts on each power wire lug or they will fall off (if they haven't already) and be lost. I used permanent high strength (red) gel and cyanoacrylate because I don't want to mess around with power tips.

I bought this board to expand my projects. Like another reviewer, I found that splitters only work halfway. After a few weeks of use, I noticed that my jumpers weren't touching in some places, making certain circuits difficult to create. Now I can just make small circuits or have part of it on a separate board.