KEYESTUDIO45 Sensors Starter Kit for BBC Microbit V2.2 V2 V1.5 (Without Micro:bit), Sensor Breakout Board, i2c LCD, Buzzer, 5v Relay with Tutorials 57 Courses Coding for Teens Adults 15+

The kit itself came packaged nicely and looked exactly as the picture.I had something I needed assistance with and the seller was great to work with.

I am loving this kit i bought them all

I got this kit for the variety of sensors to play around with and learning functions. The main focus is for my kid to learn hardware/software using the micro:bit platform. This kit does well in providing a lot of differences in sensors and how to use them but does fall a little short on why it works the way it does - i.e. how an accelerometer works. In some cases the description for some sensors is a bit more reasonable but having a more in-depth explanation would have been nice. It may depend on the level of application, however in learning you can start with an example then apply it in a different means given enough applicable information.In terms of package and components all are workable and well packaged in a project box which is good. The adapter for the micro:bit is included along with an AA power supply if needed. There are plenty of jumper wires to connect sensors as needed, this is fundamentally a well rounded kit that does not require extras except for the micro:bit. Sensors are compatible with Arduino platform though not recommended to get this kit for that as a few parts are unusableNote: For the wiki page the exact part # is KS4009(4010)

I know this is marketed toward kids, but I'm an adult who's just starting to tinker with electronics and programming. There's more sensors than I know what to do with this kit. For example, one is an alcohol sensor, and that sounds really fun to build something around it. This kit is very organized and I really like that they provide projects with instructions to try too. This would be great as a gift, or just for a fun thing to play with and learn with as an adult.