🔧 Elevate Your Raspberry Pi Game!
The Freenove Breakout Board is a versatile terminal block shield designed for various Raspberry Pi models, featuring an independent GPIO status LED, easy connectivity to all GPIO pins, and a lightweight design, making it an essential tool for makers and tech enthusiasts.
Card Description | Dedicated |
Wireless Type | 802.11ax |
Brand | FREENOVE |
Item model number | FNK0080 |
Operating System | Raspberry Pi OS |
Item Weight | 2.11 ounces |
Package Dimensions | 5 x 3.19 x 1.06 inches |
Processor Brand | Broadcom |
Number of Processors | 1 |
Computer Memory Type | SRAM |
Manufacturer | Freenove |
ASIN | B0BFB618CJ |
Country of Origin | China |
Date First Available | September 14, 2022 |
C**S
Great GPIO breakout!!!
The media could not be loaded. Great GPIO header breakout, everything is clearly identified and works properly, it fits directly over my aluminum geekpi case with a header extender. The GPIO LED's that show active pins is a nice touch. I threw together a quick little code in python to make some cool effects, check out the video!
M**E
Perfect for Quick Prototyping – Clear Activity Indicators
Excellent—just what I needed for quick wiring and hacking. The LED lights make it easy to see what’s happening.
A**O
very good
like other reviewers say, the LED lights to signal that the pins are on or off suck. They are completely unreliable but thats ok for me.I bought it cause i need to be-able to remove/attach wires many times to my PI. But i also need them to be secure without using solder.Comes with pi standoffs & screws and 2 little screwdrivers. Everything you need to attach it to a pi.
B**L
Good Value
Good breakout for a Raspberry Pi. Love the status LEDs and tie downs for prototypes.
B**.
Does what it should
It’s a breakout board. They either work or not.
T**!
Funcionamiento correctamente
The media could not be loaded. Muy bueno
P**G
Get one with LED indicators!
Definitely get one with LEDs to show the status on each of the IO lines.
D**.
Excellent product
Excellent product, it worked as expected with Pi Zero 2.
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