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ELEGOO UNO R3 Starter Kit for Arduino Beginners

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Price and overview

$45.99

The ELEGOO UNO R3 Project Super Starter Kit is a microcontroller learning package that comes with components to build and test 22+ guided projects. It's designed to teach electronics and coding through hands-on experiments without requiring soldering skills.

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What it does

  • LED control. Follow lessons to make LEDs blink and respond to input.
  • Sensor reading. Work with temperature and distance sensors to detect environmental conditions.
  • Motor control. Drive servo and stepper motors, as well as a DC motor with fan blade.
  • Display output. Use the included LCD screen to show information from your projects.
  • User input. Respond to joystick, button, and IR remote signals in your code.
  • Learning path. Use Arduino IDE and provided example code to understand digital and analog logic, then modify it for your own variations.

Power and warranty

The kit requires 9V or less from the breadboard power module. The listing does not specify a warranty or battery type.

Good to know before you buy

  • No soldering required. The kit uses a solderless breadboard and pre-soldered components, letting you focus on wiring and code instead.
  • Computer needed. You will need a computer with Arduino IDE installed to write and upload code to the board.
  • Adult supervision recommended. The listing suggests younger learners work with an experienced adult.
  • Tutorial is a download. The PDF tutorial and example code must be downloaded; they are not printed in the box.

In the box

The kit includes an UNO R3 controller board, an LCD1602 display with pre-soldered header, a solderless breadboard, breadboard power module, ultrasonic and DHT11 sensors, a joystick, an IR receiver and remote, an SG90 servo, a stepper motor, a relay, a DC motor, a fan blade, LEDs, buttons, resistors, jumper wires, and an illustrated component list.

Who it suits

This kit is aimed at beginners, families doing weekend projects, homeschool units, coding clubs, and STEM classrooms. It works best for people who want to learn how microcontrollers work by building and testing real circuits. It is probably not suitable if you need a product that is already programmed and ready to use out of the box, or if you prefer not to work with code at all.

We haven't tested this product ourselves. Features and claims on this page come from the manufacturer's listing.

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