Wuxptrn K-Musculo Docreate Ultimate Starter Kit with Development Board, 260 Pages Detailed Tutorial, 217 Items, 51 Projects, Solderless Breadboard

Very well planned kit...so many components included I hope it all works as expected. Every bit of space in the kitted box is filled with components and they are all keyed to specific build project chapters. The kit's plastic box was badly cracked when I received it but I can't tell if anything was damaged. The plastic box was vacuum sealed in clear plastic but then was merely packed in a 3 mil plastic sack and a label was affixed. This did not hold up well to the USPS equipment. However, this kit was so reasonably priced I could not complain. About half the price of what other kits I have purchased with what looks like a more interesting array of components. I guess if I am disappointed it's with the packaging and the US Postal Service handling, not with the kit. I would have given it 4 stars but again, compared to other kits I have purchased this one had a more sophisticated mix of components. If it bombs out when I build some of the projects I will attempt to update this review.

This is unbelievable value and a great starter kit. If you bought these items separately you’d be looking somewhere north of $50.In addition to the Arduino Uno compatible board it includes an amazing variety of sensors including temperature, humidity, accelerometers, ultrasonic ranging and more. It also includes awesome input and output options including an LCD screen, a numeric keypad, an infrared remote control and receiver and more.The tutorial is easy to follow and great fun.Couldn’t recommend this more. I’m tempted to buy another just for the value of all of the sensors, wires and components.

So I never really write reviews for stuff, but this is a really cool kit for such a cheap price. I've made it up to the motor tutorial, and so far it's been really well written and accurate based on my previous knowledge (CS degree). There are around 25 projects that each explore a different part of the kit and explain one or a few new concepts. The projects build upon things they taught in earlier ones, and they go into enough detail in their example code that you can really get an idea of what's happening and why.There's a couple of issues I've ran into though. Nothing deal-breaking, but stuff to watch for after you buy it. I'll update this list if I find anything else.#1. Sometimes, a more complex project will come before a less complex one. Really not a big deal, but if you notice a fairly difficult looking project, maybe look at what's in front and behind.#2. PNP and NPN transistors aren't clearly marked. They have a number code on each (NPN = 8050, PNP = 8550), but it's very small and pretty hard to see without good lighting.#3. Fitting all the parts back in the box is a little annoying. At this point, I've decided to just let the box stay partially open.Overall though, this is an excellent way to get started with arduino and programming. I highly recommend it.

Some people just hate happiness. Anyone who complains about this kit is absurd. You get an immense number of components, sensors, motors, dev tools, and instructions. Yes, it's not the best translation, but it by no means even slightly difficult to comprehend.This is a $15 kit. You aren't getting a $15 breadboard (looking at you, one-star Rosa. ) but what you do get is a ton of projects to build, from basic hello world, LED blinking, to coding and controlling your own version of 3d pong/snake.The only reason to rate this anything less than 5 stars, is to either keep this kit a secret, or to boldly announce just how much you can't stand happiness.

This kit has everything you need to get started learning how to program the Arduino. The tutorial, while not well translated/written in English, is understandable and very complete. Since I have bought this kit, the price has risen by about 40%, but even at $22 it is a good value.

It's incredible how much you get for such little money! Excellent product for those playing around with electronics for the first time. Just about everything that I've used so far works well - the only exception is the 9v battery cable, which I attached to a 9v battery once, and it got stuck to the battery. In fact, half of it is still stuck to the battery (I couldn't remove the bit that attaches to the negative side of the battery), and I tore the material in half while trying to remove it, so the cable is now unusable. Anyway, that wasn't a big deal for me - I've been thrilled with everything in this kit. Fun to experiment with. Notice that it includes an entire mock Arduino Uno (and the entire kit is cheaper than an actual Arduino Uno)!

I was really looking forward to this kit but It was a huge disappointment.the tutorials are poorly translated and dont have any clear indication as to which one you are on or is next... their uno is buggy and the breadboard doesnt hold components tightly....

This product is much more than I expected. It has an arduino uno board, micro, nano and mega boards included. It also has the solderless breadboard, a couple of solder breadboards, many, many connecting wires and different components. The tutorial and other info is online. There are many different projects from LED and buzzer circuits to accelerometer, digital counter, or a stepper motor controller circuits. I bought this because I was getting bored with covid-19 and the isolation. Well my boredom is gone and I am learning computer code. I could not recommend this product enough.