DEYUE 40PCs PCB Double-Sided Prototyping PCBs Circuit Boards Kit | 5 Size Universal untraced Perforated Printed Circuits Boards | Solder-able Circuit Protoboards for DIY Soldering Electronic Projects
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Chris S.
> 3 dayAside from the case being broken from shipping, everything in the case was wrapped very neatly and met my needs exactly.
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Rolando Rodríguez
> 3 dayGreat quality on the PCBs, well done and nicely finished .. really good for serious prototypes.
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M W.
Greater than one weekOnly used one of the boards so far but will be using five more soon. They are well made and quality is good. Am using these to mount DIP relays with sockets and Arduino boards. Work great for one of a kind projects.
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Larry Cruzen
> 3 dayThey arrived promptly, well packaged. Great assortment of sizes. I’ve only used one so far. These are beautifully made, heavy and easily soldered. Price was great.
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Ken S
> 3 dayThey are just what I needed.
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Baker
> 3 dayMany different ones, so I should find plenty that fit my projects.
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JS
> 3 dayThese are by far my favorite boards. The holes take solder perfectly and you get so many for such a great price. I will be buying more of these in the future.
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Anthony Chapple
> 3 dayI use these boards to give my students practice before actually soldering their projects together. They practice by soldering resister, and then measuring the resistance with a DVOM. These boards are excellent for this task! Also, they fit easily into a plastic shoe box for student storage.
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Franky Lynn
> 3 daySeems to be good quality at a good price. Havent used it yet. Bought to build 12Vdc output voltage FET regulator on 60Vdc circuit.
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PhotoRoto
Greater than one weekThe plating on these is a little thin, nothing new there for boards of this type at this price level. All pads on the 10 or so I looked at were at least adequately plated for easy soldering, and all the drilled holes were accurately centered. Would buy again. As with all boards of this type, its best give them a brushing with stainless steel wool before starting a project to remove oxidation and solder-resistant stuff that may have accumulated. Many of boards in the pack were connected to each other with tape for easy packaging. There was a small amount of tape stickum stuck to a few of the pads on some board that was easily removed that way.