Super Starter Kit Based on Arduino UNO R3 with Tutorial and Controller Board Compatible with Arduino IDE

This set is full of components and modules that let you explore interacting with the real world via arduino programming. It comes with a guidebook and example code on CDROM, but you can also download this easily from Rexqualis's website if you have no optical drive. The box it comes in is a nice bonus that keeps everything organized and stored in a compact way.

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At 36 years old, I'm just starting to learn about programming and microcontrollers via this Uno R3 starter kit. I've been curious about building some interesting projects and figured now is as good a time as any to start learning some new skills.I decided to purchase this Rexqualis Uno R3 Super Starter Kit for a few reasons:1. It has a large number of solid reviews and a good rating.2. I wanted a kit that included an Uno and some starter projects.3. The price is good for a nice amount of hardware in the kit.Some first impressions:Pros:This kit has a lot of stuff in it! Various bits and pieces, LEDs, a breadboard that feels like it isn't cheap garbage, some sensors, buzzers, motors, etc. In addition to some previously-purchased bits, this will be a very good starter kit for me. The components feel like they're of good enough quality that they won't break, though I haven't tested everything out, yet. And the Uno board feels solid.The box the components come in is sturdy and has a nice, snappy latch to hold it shut. I'm not concerned at all about things falling out of it. There's even two levels with a lift-out tray.Items appear to be labeled well, either on the components or on the included reference card on the back of the box-top label.The Uno board has onboard USB-to-Serial, so no need for an FTDI cable or JTAG. (Some smaller/compact/advanced boards require these for flashing firmware or sketches.)Includes datasheets on all included components so you can look up specs and pinouts. If needed, libraries are also included for some components.Cons:The tutorials are... mediocre. Probably the worst part about this kit. They do have a bit of educational information in them, but they don't introduce much of the programming side of things. Of the handful I've looked through so far, they provide a small amount of information on the main component in the tutorial. But, if I plan to build my own projects later on, I need more information on why I should write code a certain way.The tutorials might be just fine for a simple "follow the instructions" build, showing a kid how neat electronics can be, but I don't really feel like I'll learn to program an Arduino-based board very well. However, I did notice there's a code reference document, which should come in handy for looking up how various snippets function. The instructions don't mention it anywhere, though. I'd probably make a reference to it in the "Lesson 0 Preface" PDF to make sure people take a look at it prior to starting the tutorials.The included USB A-to-B cable is pretty short. Fine for a laptop, but a desktop computer might require a longer cable, depending on where you have USB ports.The Uno board still uses USB-B for a connection. This is just a duplicate of the official Arduino Uno R3 layout, so I'm not sure this is really a "con". But, an updated board option with micro USB or USB-C would be nice.Overall, I'm liking this kit, so far. There's a lot of good stuff here. I would definitely recommend it as a good starter kit for the hardware it includes. But, you'll definitely want something more on the education side of things if you don't know much about programming or working with Arduino boards. I'd suggest picking up a book or finding some more-thorough tutorials to improve the learning experience.

Great starter kit, very well packaged. Price is a little higher than it needs to be but the components are decent quality.

Wow you get a LOT of stuff for $32. I've only worked through a few examples, but so far everything has functioned perfectly. The board interfaces with the Arduino IDE quite seamlessly. The only hitch I've had so far was having to manually figure out what comm port the USB was identifying as. Other than that, it's been fairly idiot proof. I saw someone complaining about the sloppy fit of the breadboard, and that has not been my experience. However I will say that the holes are sized for the jumper wires, LEDs, etc. but the resistors have much finer leads on them. I've found that simply folding the resistor leads over, and shoving them into the breadboard holes gives me a good connection.The user guide and examples are quite obviously translated from Chinese, but overall they're pretty good. And I love that the examples each have a video file showing the thing in action. They're very helpful in letting someone who is not a classically trained EE figure out what's actually going on in the circuit diagram. Some of their examples had coding errors in them, but being a SW Eng that's the easy stuff for me to fix.All in all, this is a great kit. The bang-for-buck is off the charts. And now I know what I'm getting my nerdy little niece for Christmas.

Understanding of beginner electronics, it's been easy and fun creating Leds

Unfortunately, as I progressed in the projects I figured out that some components in projects after first 10 projects are malfunctioned. The ultrasound sensor was producing random values all the time no how stable the 5v source is. I had to buy pack of 4 for 10$ on amazon and they were working perfectly fine (all of them). Then I started on the IR receiver to figure out that the IR remote control transmitter is not working when I tested with my phone camera (I checked the battery and it's producing 3 volts so it's a problem with the remote).The Arduino board, photo-resistor, membrane switch keypad, tilt ball switch, active/passive buzzers, 75HC595 serial-to-parallel, DHT11 humidity and temp sensor, 1digit & 4digits 7 segments, RGB led, the analog joystick are all fine.I would give 5 stars if all components were good. Feel sorry to give that rating but as this is a starter kit it's one of the worst things to happen is to keep one baffled around himself before realizing that a component is malfunctioning and spend another 10-20 dollars to get replacements.I will to test the LCD display, the dc motor and the step motor and update my review again so I hope they are working and not defective. Otherwise, I either add 1 stare or remove another 1 star.