Arduino Nano 33 IoT [ABX00032] - Compact WiFi & Bluetooth Microcontroller with Secure IoT Connectivity & Built-in Sensors

I love Arduino, even for the significant premium price for anything permanent it's worth it to me, especially for seamless integration with IDE/Iot. One thing that's not worth pulling a star but I don't like Arduino packaging. Never in a static bag, only a loose board in foam(which does protect) and loose in the box. I guess it's safe or I'd imagine they'd change it when with ppl get fried boards. Didn't let that distract though it's a great product. I should add I switched to these boards from an ESP32 because the ESP is so picky at boot. When using any controller or motors with several Amp draw the noise for ESP causes to many phantom problems. These are much less picky. That said I'd guess the Arduino esp 32 version may have those same quirks. This however is great.

Pretty cool little board, using one for a greenhouse controller and the other for an aquarium heat control/brain. Mqtt broker on Pi allows for sensor and other data. Fun project boards.

Fits normal breadboard. Fast processor. Best in 3.3V system. USB and serial 1 are separate unlike older processors. Will need 3.3-5V bi-directional part for some I2C 5V parts. Some interesting chips on the board. Good documentation online. Could do a simple web server without any other parts.

These are great little devices and work well with Arduino's development environment. I know the knock-offs are a little cheaper but I always get the best results with original Arduinos.

I like this one in particular for my systems...the Bluetooth connectivity allows my cell phone or other device to communicate with it easily. Low power consumption. Sufficient memory for my needs. And can drive the solid state relays I use. Sometimes I like them without headers and sometimes I just need them to fit into my plugboard for experimentation, which is what I use this one for.

I love Arduino, however this board is horrible. I’ve bought 3 boards, and I here to say to not buy this board instead go for an esp32 or the old reliable Arduino uno with a WiFi module. First, it’s a 3.3V logic board, so it needs 3.3 to 5v logic shifters and mosfet drivers to support 12v motor modulation with pwm. But, that’s fine. The killer is the board gets bricked when trying to upload a sketch? It turned out the design is all messed up and it’s a known issue that I wish I knew before buying one. Apparently it’s common: “”” The Arduino Nano 33 IoT's single-core SAMD21 architecture frequently suffers from bricking and disappearing USB ports because network lockups and transient power sags disrupt native USB polling and corrupt the soft bootloader. “”” - Gemini

New to Arduino and totally amazed. Worked right out of the box and very reliable. One surprise was, you can’t use IOT/WiFi and Bluetooth at the same time! So I used 2. And they talk to each other via Serial1 and it all works perfectly. One does the internet and one does the Bluetooth. Very pleased!

Well, what can I say Arduino boards are just a pleasure to work with. Quality product!

Très bon esp32 avec un faible encombrement

The Arduino Nano 33 is a very good WIFI product. It has great arduino support, I will be purching some additional boards in the future.

Werkt na behoren

Macht was es soll. Lässt sich gut bespielen

Easy to use