Add some glowing highlights to your projects with these two Kitronik Light-emitting diode (LED) strips. These strips use a simple micro USB lead to supply 5V to five bright LEDs with two models to choose from - the Kitronik USB LED stick with on/off switch, or the Kitronik RGB LED stick with selectable patterns.
There's something intriguing about putting together an electronic kit, then seeing it work when electricity is first run through the circuit. With our kits from Kitronik, you are provided with all the information required to design and build your own cases and enclosures!
Check out this excellent Kitronik programmable alarm clock kit for the micro:bit - with multicoloured LEDs, real time clock, battery backup, and sound! There's no soldering so this can be programmed with drag 'n' drop blocks (MakeCode) - suitable from ages 8 upwards, or with MicroPython for more advanced makers.
We've been asked about Python versions for the Kitronik Inventor's Kit for the BBC micro:bit - check out this link to some of the Python example files. There's also a bunch of add-on kits so you can go even further with your Kitronik Inventor's Kit!
Play MakeCode Arcade games on real hardware with the Kitronik ARCADE! Complete with a solid case, speaker, vibration feedback, and extra expansion ports - it caters for more advanced tinkerers too. The ARCADE is just the right size and shape to play games with both hands, powered by AA alkaline or rechargeable batteries - there's less hassle for travel/shipping, with no lipo batteries to worry about. The Kitronik ARCADE comes with clear and concise documentation, example code and tutorials.
