JIUWU Test Ideal Electronic Experiment Review

It literally looks like about six drops of melted plastic are used to make each clip! Slightly heavier than wet wipes. I just had to see for myself. I see and I don't believe. TO UPDATE. BROKEN! After careful handling, the wire of the wire on the SLOM terminal actually melts before our eyes. It would be great value and I would have paid more if they weren't so cheap!

The manufacturer or fabricator takes 10 bundled wires, attaches sockets designed for Arduino/raspberry pins and on the other side of the wire they staple the solder to the cheapest weak connector . In my bag of 10, a cable broke off one plug and three plugs had to be reassembled. I was able to collect two, one broke the wire. So eight out of 10 outlets are $1 each, not $0.25. I suggest you stay away

The wires connecting the plugs to the hooks aren't even soldered. They are twisted loosely through the eyelets. In addition, we can speak of absolutely zero strain relief. As a result, they most likely will not send a constant signal due to the intermittent contact and will likely loosen upon first use. I can't imagine what made the manufacturer skip two such insanely important steps. All they did was buy some kind of ribbon cable with one end, stick the stripped end through cheap velcro…