EF ELECFREAKS microbit 32 in 1 Wonder Building Bricks Coding Kit, Programmable STEM Educational Learning Kit with 400+ Building Blocks/Sensors/Wukong Expansion Board(without Micro:bit)

I bought this product as a gift for my friend’s brother. He liked it very much! As mentioned in the product description, there are many kinds of cases we can build, but we just tried 10 different ways to build. The built cases can move and light up via graphical programming, which was another point attracted my friend’s brother, he can learn an easy programming language in a fun way!

The lego Technic compatible parts comes with it and the microbit compatible board is the highlight.The lego parts extend the possibility of building new things that are beyond the 32 projects mentioned.Really recommend it. The price is on the higher side from the Indian context.

It’s a nice kit with a good starter selection of Lego Technic blocks and some basic components to integrate a Microbit and electronic components with them. The water sensor seems a bit of an odd choice as it isn’t very useful and I don’t really want electronics and computers near water. Some bump switches would be a better choice. If you’ve used Microbit before most of it is self explanatory but there were no instructions at all in the package. I found the instructions online and they provide a basic step-by-step guide to building several projects. Not all the pieces you need for all the projects are actually included in the kit. The instructions poorly explain the components in the kit and how to use them. There is an opaque warning about breaking the servo but no explanation of how to properly use it. Setting it to 360 mode on the port plugged in and just using the desired angle seems to work but no idea what the warning meant. Most of the electrical components are not adapted for Lego and need to be screwed in. This seems extremely lazy. I’ll 3D print my own parts to make the components work better but it seems pretty lame that the company didn’t provide these. I like that the system isn’t as blackboxed as something like Mindstorms but selling it as Lego compatible without actually making the pieces fit with Lego pieces is too raw.I hope the company improves on these issues and releases more products that will integrate well with Lego and Microbit.

I would have paid $86 for the kit had I known that the main component required to make this kit work is not included, despite portraying it in every product image. Typical Asian bait and switch.

Fácil de usar y tiene un manual en la pagina donde se explica claramente el producto.