LAFVIN Project Super Starter Kit for R3 Mega2560 Mega328 Nano with Tutorial Compatible with Arduino IDE

This project super starter kit is an absolute delight for any young STEM enthusiast! I bought it for my 13-year-old son, and it has exceeded all expectations. The kit is packed with high-quality components and clear instructions that make building and experimenting both fun and educational. It's been wonderful watching my son dive into various engineering projects, sparking his creativity and deepening his understanding of STEM concepts. The variety of projects keeps him engaged and excited to learn more. This starter kit has truly been a fantastic investment in his education and passion for engineering. Highly recommend it to all budding young engineers!

I absolutely love this sort of electronics kit and this one is pretty nice. I was a bit concerned that I was going to experience some language issues with the instructions as the Amazon page for the item has some well, how do I say this, I felt that it was evident that it was written by someone whose native language is not English. Very happy to say that the instructions for all of the projects are written really well and there are lots of photos and diagrams that are done really well, too. I was making cool projects right away! There's tons of stuff to do and this kit will keep you busy for hours. Everything arrived just the way it was shown and in good condition. It's terrific fun and the price is amazing given the hours of entertainment value that comes packed in this box! Just know that it is very intricate work and I find that I need to use a magnifier to see some of the smaller items well. I also use a pair of stats for grabbing the tinier items and wires. Great kit.

I have very little experience in electronics. I wanted to learn something new, but I didn't want to spend a ton of money to start out. This kit seems like a great deal for what you get. I downloaded the Arduino software and plugged in the Uno. I put a few codes into the Uno to light the onboard LED. I was stoked! Then I proceeded to the next step, making a simple LED circuit on the breadboard. Well, that's where my first day of coding and building circuits halted. This is because I needed to use a 330ohm resistor from the included pack. Unfortunately this company decided not to mark on the paper ends of the resistors how many ohms they are. And the resistors are marked with 5 bands. And me, not knowing which end is which, had no way of finding my pack of 330ohm resistors. I have a tester coming tomorrow, but I really wanted to dive into this project tonight. I have seen that multiple other company's kits have the ohms printed on the paper. I just don't understand why this company didn't. Especially since these kits are for beginners. Like I said, this is my first day with the kit. I will update my review, if any other issues pop up.

I have been interested in electronics for a long time but until recently, did not pursue it. At first I was not sure how to begin. Researching options this online can be intimidating. There are books, DIY videos, kits, etc. I finally settled on kits and thought the Arduino platform would offer a good entry point and I'd be able to go as far as I could or wanted. But there are many choices of companies and kits too. I choose Lafvin since the components are high quality and fully compatible with Arduino software. They have a very good price and it is actually hard to believe all the components you get in the Super Starter Kit.The instructions worked for me right out of the box and a few beginning questions I had were answered by their support promptly. I was very surprised to find that I got the Lafvin R3 microcontroller board connected to my MacBook, loaded and tweaked the first project's code, and got it working within an hour. That's awesome for someone with no prior experience with this system or code. The instruction documents are very helpful.I'm looking forward to using this to learn a whole lot more about circuits and programming with this system.Thanks Lafvin

I purchased a class set of these and used them with an engineering class (high school). These kits took quite a beating and performed great. I even gave out new kits at honors night. My students loved the Arduino lessons and learned enough to be scary (with great power…). I’m buying four more now to add to my class set for the upcoming year. I buy these kits because they are cheaper than the alternatives and I have yet to get a bad board or component. We did manage to tear stuff up, but that’s part of learning…. and replacement components are cheap. Arduino takes patience but it’s worth it. So yes, worth the money absolutely.

Awesome arduino lot. So many things and price to value is super awesome.I was interested in adruino and wanted to learn some programming/electronics. Buying this kit hat helped me learn so much about general electronics and programming.The set comes with an UNO r3 board (not original though). So many wires, resistors, motors, displays, sensors, led's, buttons etc. This truly is an all in one kit if you want to do basic things. For advanced you can buy more sensors available on Amazon. I had so much fun with this kit that i am considering buying the ultimate arduino kit now which includes even more things.An awesome kit, includes so many things, you can build so many things with this kit. The limit is your imagination.