LK COKOINO for Raspberry Pi GPIO Breakout, T-Type GPIO Expansion Board+830 Points Solderless Breadboard+65pcs Jumper Cables+40pin Rainbow Ribbon Cable

Arrived working with no issues, works great! The breadboard is on the smaller side, would be great if it was a bit larger, so if you have other breadboards, be prepared to use them. The ribbon cable and GPIO expansion board works great, and fits solid in the breadboard and I've been able to complete several projects right away with this tool. Thanks!

After an initial interest in RPis, I spent several years mostly playing with Arduinos and Beagle Bones. The RPi 4B brought me back. While I was excited to work with the significantly improved hardware, I missed the prototyping aids that I was using on the other platforms. That's where the LK COKOINO for Raspberry Pi GPIO Breakout, T-Type GPIO Expansion Board comes in. It's a nice touch that it come with jumpers and a small breadboard, but I was more interested in the GPIO expansion T-board. The board fit properly in my standard breadboards. The IDE cable is very secure vs. patch wires straight on the RPi. Don't miss this prototyping aid. Highly recommended

I have been using the Raspberry Pi for a couple of years for all kinds of random things but was growing bored with it. I needed to find something new to do with my Pi and this kit opened the door to all kinds of new projects and ideas. It is a basic entry level kit that can easily be built on or use as a tester to decide if you want to go that route without breaking the bank. Great product

This makes for a useful kit, giving you everything you need to break your raspberry pi out with, without having to play with soldering anything. Everything is well labeled making it easy to work with and you seem to get everything you need for the most part before having to expand with anything else. Construction seems as dependable as you'd expect and should lead to a lot of fun possibilities.

It is easy to forget which pin is which in a raspberry pi especially when trying to use a breakout. This breakout kit solves that problem by providing you with a breadboard, wires and a labeled breakout GPIO that makes it much easier to get out of the tight confines of a raspberry pi but maintain the convenient label that is on the raspberry pi.