🔌 Makeronics 3220 Solderless Breadboard: Enhanced Tie-Points Experiment Plug-in Solution with Blue Aluminum Back Plate and Copper Contact Clips for Circuit/Arduino/Raspberry Pi Review

Ordered this while learning Arduino and thought it would give me a lot of expandability for future projects. Upon opening and assembling, I noticed that one of the connector pins was broken. 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

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

Great layout, excellent packaging incl. extra rubber foot and screw, but binding pins are not first class. The notch D in the rack is minimal, it doesn't catch the cutout on the board. The grip of the stem with the plastic handle is weak, so the small solder pin nut plays a crucial role in holding the banana pin together once it's on the board. No deal breaker.

Breadboard holds components and cables securely and has more than enough connection points for most projects. The stands are of normal quality and fit snugly on the banana plugs. Stable mounting plate and excellent rubber feet.

The small rubber feet didn't hold up at all. The sticky part wasn't strong enough. It was incomplete and they made it difficult to get replacement parts. The process of getting help at Revain was no less.

I bought this prototyping board for circuit and electronics labs. It's not a bad board overall, but the power and ground strips have a break halfway through. If you're building larger circuits, you'll need jumpers, otherwise you won't have power or ground on the other half of the board.

You must treat the power ends with either cyanoacrylate or epoxy or they will twist and come loose. Thread lock the small bottom nuts on each power tip or they will fall off (if they haven't already) and get lost. I used a long life high strength (red) gel and cyanoacrylate because I don't want to mess with re-powering the delay.