A parts list and a lesson plan, and the list is the part to read · review
A larger kit with more than 30 projects and 200 components of 63 types, including RFID, a real-time clock and a PIR sensor.
RFID and an RTC open up real projects.
Storage matters with 200 parts.
At $60, it is $14 more than the Super Starter.
Prices quoted in this text are dated readings and can differ from the live price in the buy box.
| Projects | 30+ |
|---|---|
| Parts | 200+, 63 types |
| Modules | LCD1602, RC522 RFID, RTC, PIR, ultrasonic |
| Power | 9 V, 1 A supply |
| Case | Storage case |
| Amazon ASIN | B01CZTLHGE |
| EAN | 0746591610364 |
Yes, an RC522.
Yes, 9 V 1 A.
8.5/ 10
Worth the small step up.
A beginner who wants to keep going.
Specifications: the manufacturer sheet for maker machines and tools and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
Official kit · 12 projects · English project book · genuine parts · Uno board
The official Arduino kit, with 12 projects and a printed English book, sold by a third party at about $104.
Best for: A beginner or classroom that values a printed book.
≈ $104
Official kit · UNO R4 WiFi · 13 guided projects · printed book · certification voucher · online resources
The newer official kit built around the UNO R4 WiFi, with 13 projects, a printed book and a voucher for the Arduino Fundamentals certification.
Best for: A student who wants certification.
≈ $95
Official kit · sensors and components · online curriculum · classroom use
An official kit with an interactive online curriculum and hands-on projects, built for teaching and home study.
Best for: A homeschooler or teacher.
≈ $76
