Freenove RFID Starter Kit V2.0 with Board V4 (Compatible with Arduino IDE), 267-Page Detailed Tutorial, 198 Items, 49 Projects

Has lots of interesting components and alongside a course on coding a microcontroller, this will provide you with everything you need to begin to learn about electronics and how to control them.

Soni found this kit searching for an Arduino R4. I don't know if it's Amazon's algorithm or the sellers tagging that made this come at the top of the search but I missed that V4 is not R4.From what I can tell V4 is something like an Arduino R3.5. It uses USBC like the R4 but does not have the performance improvements that the R4 does.That said it's a solid board and the kit is amazingly well equipped and has been immensely useful. For the price I'd buy one of these just for the spares if I ever run out of cables.I'm deducting a star because I suspect that the R4 / V4 is deliberately meant to confuse inexperienced buyers.Despite this I've already recommended this kit to friends learning Arduino.

Thank you so much, it is going to be very helpful for my studies and future learning!

Thank you very much for such an interesting and informative kit. the instruction is complete and with the necessary explanations. tasks are very interesting and informative. suitable for both boys and adults. and the support is always responsive and helpful. I will gladly buy another add-on from the seller. Also I find it wery cheap for quality done job.

Nifty gadgets keep ya busy for hours

I have learn a lot from this item and has really help me learn how to use the different components however I think a few part were not working completely probably it may be from my lack of knowledge but after a lot of troubleshooting I could not find the problem where my able were needed to make the circuit work.

One of the best educational tools for kids and adults alike.

The box is very tightly packed, so it is a struggle to get everything back into it. The bits I have used have all worked. The resistor leads are a bit thin for the breadboard.Some of the example sketches in the download are poorly commented, so it can be hard to work out how they can be repurposed into what you are trying to do, most parts will work with standard libraries as they are common parts, eg DHT11 temp/humidity sensor