🔌 Smraza Super Starter Kit Project Kit with Breadboard, Power Supply, Jumper Wires, Resistors, LED, LCD 1602, Sensors, Detailed Tutorial for Project, Arduino Compatible Review

I originally bought a breadboard, jumpers and some components to start learning and experimenting with the Arduino board option which I already had, however after adding up the cost of each bits individually, it made sense to just buy one of these packs. It has more stuff in it than I wanted and stuff I'll probably never use, but I can't argue with the value of this kit for less than $30. Other vendors offer similar kits, but in my experience you can't go wrong with the Smraza kit. Everything…

I am very impressed with this kit and would recommend it to anyone thinking about getting into Arduinos. Everything I've used so far has worked flawlessly and the instruction CD has been very helpful. All components are higher quality than I expected from a $30 kit. Even at $50, this kit is a bargain. After showing this set to a friend, he immediately asked me to buy it for him. So far I have been very impressed and am really looking forward to designing my own control systems. Note: I'm a…

I am using this kit to teach an Arduino class at my local amateur club. Everyone in the class bought a kit so we could do the same experiments with the same parts. Several people commented on how many different parts are included in the set. This is the most economical way to get an Arduino and learn how to use it. For the lessons I do a mix of a few experiments from the lessons that come with the kit and some of my own experiments. When I bought the kit, a CD with all the material was…

I EE, bought this for a 9 year old who is very familiar with scratch programming and a little plain text python. The kit contains all the key items to get started with Arduino. Kid did the first few labs with little to no input from me, the diagrams were clear and there was a colored assembly drawing for each lab, making it easier to put the labs together for people who don't already know how to read the diagrams follows. The goal is to port this to an Arduino car chassis and for that the kit…