Arduino Leonardo with Headers [A000057]
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J. Bjerke
> 24 hourLove this thing. All of the Arduinos are great products. This is a genuine arduino Leonardo. The pre-soldered headers are nice, although if you are decent with a soldering iron, they are 0.1 headers, so it can be done if you already have the headers and order the version without.
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Kevin
> 24 hourits perfect its really easy to use it comes on time and even the box its amazing you should buy one or two i really recomend it
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Bolt
> 24 hourAlmost impossible to get a driver for Win 7
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Deb
> 24 hourWorks great
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Lorenzo
> 24 hourArduino have awesome products and this one is not the exception, great for keyboard and mouse simulation, and great to newbies
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RenHoek
> 24 hourGenuine Arduino shipped, but never connected through USB (on board programmer issues). Had to use ICSP headers and a separate programmer in AVR Studio to get code onto it.
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Jeremy S
> 24 hourI am somewhat torn as to what score to give this item. The first time I ordered from this listing I ended up with a fake arduino with discolored screen printing and bad components that died within a few days. The second time I ordered from this listing I ended up with a good Arduino Leonardo that has been working very well since I received it.
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NWA Dad
> 24 hour$35 Leonardo board. Its a great board, no complaints, but if I had to do it over again, Id but the $25 UNO board.
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XXX
> 24 hourThis thing is a lot of fun to play with and its pretty powerful, especially for the costs. Its really well made, I have a few of them and they are built like tanks and you can tell they put a lot of attention to detail into it. A fun thing to consider is that you can use the USB out to emulate a keyboard, allowing you a lot of options when youre looking for ways to make this interact with existing software.
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Kristin S.
> 24 hourUsed this little board to build a process controller. Easy to implement in a chassis with all the other components. Only downside is the headers are not quite as secure as desired.
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