Breadboard (830 point)

Solderless breadboard is an essential prototyping tool, allowing you to add push-through components directly onto the board without the need for any soldering.

This breadboard has 830 tie points and comes with two removable "power" rails of 100 points each. The central board is split in half with 63 lines of five points on each half.

The board is modular, so if your project expands to the point where one board isn't enough you can simply add another!

15 customer reviews

2 years ago
Works somewhat. The one I got seems to have a bad connection somewhere along the first half, si power doesn’t make it all the way to the middle. Other than that, ‘tis a breadboard.
by Anonymous about Breadboard (830 point) via REVIEWS.io
2 years ago
Found I couldn't use this with the Pico with headers, as the holes are too small, also hard to push in LEDs, resistors etc with wire legs, as someone else has said, as they just bend. The mini-half-size breadboard works really well with all these components, not sure why this one has differently sized holes. Maybe the description needs to say which microcontrollers it's good for?
by Anonymous about Breadboard (830 point) via REVIEWS.io
3 years ago
Best used with solid pin (jumper leads). Component legs (resistors LEDs etc) can be awkward to fit. A big plus is the availability of ready made dual supply (+3V3, +5V) modules to plug in at the breadboard end. This allows use of a bench power supply of +6 to +12V as main supply.
by Tom about Breadboard (830 point) via REVIEWS.io
4 years ago
Some breadboards have stiff connections. This one seems easy to plug in components, whilst maintaining good contact
by Martyn about Breadboard (830 point) via REVIEWS.io
4 years ago
Words as expected, although as a breadboard noob I didn't realise that the power and ground rails didn't run all the way down. Note check the lines as they have a break half way down, where you will need to add a connecting wire.
by Anonymous about Breadboard (830 point) via REVIEWS.io