Arduino Leonardo with Headers [A000057]
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Bolt
> 24 hourAlmost impossible to get a driver for Win 7
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T1T2T3
> 24 hourEasy to use.
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T
> 24 hourAppears to be genuine, and has a nice plastic base attached to it.
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Stempile
> 24 hourThis board is great given the form factor. I like having the surface mount ATMEL chip given the low profile. In my experience the Arduino is a tough little board. I have never had to replace the ATMEL chip so the socket was not a feature I required. Also given the mini USB connector is a plus. All of the other boards I have use this size of connector.
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Joe K.
> 24 hourNever connected through the USB. It did teach me to make sure an item is functioning properly before the return window expires. I ended up purchasing the IEIK Leonardo through Amazon and it works great. Also its less expensive.
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TDK
> 24 hourThis is a counterfeit product. The board color is off, the silkscreen doesnt match the Arduino websites reference, and the 501k chip is green instead of gold.
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John
> 24 hourSo far it has behaved like my DUO when i select the board type to leonardo from the program. Runs all my code and shields the same way so far. Just about what you want to use to interface with your PC i guess. Came in Italian retail packing. Got stickers and a great working board. can handle some high heat devices like adafruits neopixel shield with just 9V barrel plugged in. Gets real hot itself though too.
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Lorenzo
> 24 hourArduino have awesome products and this one is not the exception, great for keyboard and mouse simulation, and great to newbies
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XXX
> 24 hourThis thing is a lot of fun to play with and its pretty powerful, especially for the costs. Its really well made, I have a few of them and they are built like tanks and you can tell they put a lot of attention to detail into it. A fun thing to consider is that you can use the USB out to emulate a keyboard, allowing you a lot of options when youre looking for ways to make this interact with existing software.
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Federico Crippa
> 24 houreverything is ok
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Arduino Uno R3The ideal board for getting started with electronics, through fun and engaging hands-on projects. |
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