🔌 NRF24L01 2.4GHz Wireless Transceiver Arduino (5Pcs): Unleash Wireless Connectivity with Arduino Review

After my first order was stolen. Revain came with a replacement, I was very disappointed that all the boards were connected and due to the size I found it very difficult to separate them without breaking parts. But after soldering they work as expected!

They use a non-standard pinout, which the manufacturer does not advertise anywhere. I have no idea what wiring should be for them. I had a smoke wiring it according to the pinout this chip was supposed to have and browsing other reviews for other listings this seems to be a common problem.

This board works very well with Raspberry Pi Pico. Good for soldering PCBs with pads instead of holes, but no Kicad footprint files for this model yet.

They use a non-standard pinout that is not advertised anywhere by the manufacturer. I have no idea what wiring should be for them. I had a smoke wiring it according to the pinout this chip was supposed to have and browsing other reviews for other listings this seems to be a common problem.

After my first order was stolen. Revain came with a replacement, I was very disappointed that all the boards were connected and due to the size I found it very difficult to separate them without breaking parts. But after soldering they work as expected!

They work fine. In a recent test, I achieved a range of 400m in my street (line of sight) with this small module, which transmits to a PA device using a whip antenna. This was at maximum performance and did not require an ACK. I get about 76 KB of actual payload throughput. They are quite small, so soldering wires to them is quite difficult. You can also buy male pins and sockets in 0.05 inch pitch. They're not that common, but they're available. I stripped a standard .05 inch pitch ribbon…

This board works very well with the Raspberry Pi Pico. Good for soldering PCBs with pads instead of holes, but no Kicad footprint files for this model yet.