Pico

Did exactly what I was wanting. Amazing little bit of tech for a great price. You can do a lot with it and learn alot on the way. Highly recommend for people wanting to learn electronics and coding.

Works brilliantly and no issues at all. Comes well packaged and ready to go!

Much cheaper than Pro Micro boards, and the ability to use Circuit Python to for keyboard firmware simplifies the process. Take care with the pin holes - it is tempting to prototype by twisting wire through the hole, but it is easy to short the power and ground pins and fry the board.

Don't get me wrong, there's a lot wrong here: - Environment is poorly supported even in VSCode, even in 2022 - Setup is barely supported under windows - 2021 guides already outdated - IDE intergration is spotty at best (it's actually pathetic) - (like ESP IDF bad) - Some examples won't compile without modification - The documentation flips between stellar and completely lacking information - There's a "more documented" version of all the headers on github... not mentioned anywhere - Took me ages to find the C/C++ sdk companion PDF which does a decent job of clearing up some issues - Can't reprogram over serial by default. CP201x style thing would be appreciated. - There's an annoying dropbox style "drop your uf2 in the usb drive" style upload. I hate it. - The pinout silkscreen is only on the bottom of the chip - They want you to use a 2nd pico as a serial wire debug chip. No. (increasing the reliance on 3rd party software, drivers and noise) - Hard to find answers to questions sometimes - Especially because everything's micropython this, micropython that - The autogenerated doxygen docs are kinda pointless -- There's annoying little "preview" hyperlinks, clicking them offers no info ---Often it will say "More info" after already showing you the full description -- Nothing's anchored properly, so you google a function then still have to scroll to it -- Still a pain trying to determine what header something belongs to -- Often the descriptions are uselessly vague But... - Great price - Amazing actually - Very capable little chip - Easy to overclock - The PIO state machines are just laughably good - Runs pretty cold - Good amount of RAM on board

Helped me fix my Nintendo Wii U console

Very versatile and perfect for many projects that are open sourced.

Good value for money. Well packaged. Great for experimenting with.

It's small, so small in fact I've lost it and need to buy another!

används som sekundär mcu för inputshaper.

I loved it, has a lot of functionality for breadboards, unfortunately you have to solder header pins to use it on a breadboard

Il Raspberry Pi Pico è un microcontrollore sorprendente che offre grandi possibilità in un formato compatto e a un prezzo incredibilmente basso. Pro: * Potenza sorprendente: Il chip RP2040 dual-core offre prestazioni elevate per progetti di ogni tipo. * Versatilità: Con numerose opzioni di I/O, è perfetto per controllare sensori, motori, display e molto altro. * Facile da usare: Ideale per principianti, con un'ampia community e risorse online. * Prezzo imbattibile: Difficile trovare un microcontrollore così potente a questo prezzo. Contro: * Necessita di saldature: Non ha connettori pre-saldati, quindi richiede un minimo di esperienza con il saldatore. Conclusioni: Il Raspberry Pi Pico è un microcontrollore eccellente per hobbisti, studenti e maker. Offre un ottimo equilibrio tra potenza, versatilità e prezzo, aprendo le porte a una vasta gamma di progetti. Consiglio: Se siete alle prime armi con la saldatura, considerate l'acquisto di una basetta breadboard e di alcuni cavi jumper per semplificare le connessioni.

Nice board and worked as expected.

I like that it's a raspberry pico., because I ordered one. It got delivered to me and works perfectly.