SunFounderProject The Most Complete Electronics Starter Kit Compatible with Arduino Mega 2560 R3 Mega328 Nano, 73 Tutorials Included

Muy excelente calidad del producto y cumple al 1000% las expectativas para los proyectos ya sean educativos o laborales, lo recomiendo. Volveré a comprar en un futuro.

Grandson's Coding Happy HourIn the child's expectation, Amazon is very fast delivery!Grandson's obsession with LEGO, as long as there are small men and grandchildren in the family can understand the grandson's madness to lego. To this end, I bought this Mega 2560 R3 Project. Grandson used the time to indulge in playing mobile phones in this programming product, which is what makes me most happy. Not only do I have to be a grandmother, but my grandson can enjoy the game world of various resistors, capacitors, and transistors.This is a pleasant atmosphere for the whole family because you no longer have to hear the sound of your child. It is highly recommended that you have children.

I was surprised with how well all the components were shielded and packaged in this kit. I’m excited to have such an assortment of sensors/devices, I can’t wait to begin prototyping with my kid.I’ll probably end up buying more, the cost of this is absolutely worth it

Its a good kit in that it has lots of sensors etc to get you started and hardware seems to work. Documentation for everything seems to be outdated even the tutorials. First I didn't use the IDE, I'm a shell guy so I went for Arduino-makefile. Even the doc in the github repo was out of date and didn't match the code as far as BOARD_TAG and BOARD_SUB and boards.txt needed to be manipulated. The tutorials have good pictures and on how to wire everything but there are mistakes and code is out of date. Examples are that the LCD component I received doesn't use the same address in the tutorial and the IR Receiver library has changed and doesn't use any of the same function calls. The github README for the new lib tells you to import the hpp (which is also kinda goofy but explained in the github README why not cpp) which is wrong you still import the header as normal. Also the DHT example has it wired to a different pin than is set in the code.Also, getting the dependencies arduino-cli didn't work for me so I found the github repos and cloned them. It would be good if the tutorials had a link to download the tarball for the specific release that the example uses. I think that alone would make it more accessible for someone who is green. I just updated the code to work with the latest lib.Overall the kit is good if you're an experienced programmer and can read through the libs and understand whats going on and adjust the code accordingly. But someone who is green would have a hard time following the tutorials as is.

Great

The Sunfounder kit and breadboard are great for my electronics lab. There are plenty of parts for low-voltage experiments and prototyping. Also, the seller was very responsive. I had problems with one part and they quickly sent me a replacement. The only note is that the breadboard provided has 30 rows. So, depending on the size of your projects you might want to order an additional stand-alone breadboard. But for the breadth of parts, the great project CD for arduino, and the customer service, this was the best kit I found.

Nice kit. All there and really comprehensive. Love it.

I wanted a kit with a 1602 display that included the 12c interface on the back of it. I made sure the photo of the display in this kit had the 4 pins of the 12c interface visible at the left end even though they didn't show the back. The kit arrived and there is no 12c interface, no pins showing as in the photo. Back it goes, I guess.