BBC micro:bit V2.2 Go Starter Kit

The BBC micro:bit V2.2 Go is a pocket-sized programmable computer designed to make learning software and hardware concepts fun and accessible. Packed with built-in sensors, an LED display, a speaker, and a microphone, it allows users to create games, compose music, and control electronics. It is ideal for students, educators, and hobbyists stepping into coding and robotics.

Interactive built-in hardware

The board features an ARM Cortex-M4 processor with 512KB flash memory, Bluetooth connectivity, a 25-LED light display, user buttons, sensors, a microphone, and an integrated speaker. These onboard input and output features allow your programs to interact directly with the environment without requiring extra components.

Versatile programming options

The micro:bit supports block-based coding with Microsoft MakeCode as well as text-based programming using the micro:bit Python Editor. Code can be written and uploaded from a computer, tablet, or phone, after which the device can run independently on battery power.

What is included in the box

The Go bundle contains everything needed to start coding immediately. It includes one BBC micro:bit board, a battery holder, two AAA batteries, and a USB cable.

Hands-on creative applications

Completely programmable and standalone, the micro:bit can be used for everything from classroom robotics control to interactive wearable projects and sound generation.

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