ElectroCookie PCB Prototype Board Large Solderable Breadboard for Electronics Projects Compatible for DIY Arduino Soldering Projects, Gold-Plated (3 Pack, Matte Black)

Very high quality, precise separation between tracks makes soldering very easy, the metalized pads add strength and help holding components in place. Does not bend unlike some lower quality boards.

What I love about these boards: They are long and hold multiple chips The strips are tied together, so you put a chip in the middle and you have 4 holes that you can put a wire in and it connects to the chip pin. These are more like the breadboards you may have used. I don't understand the proto boards that just give you holes. The ESP32s I use are too wide for these, so I cut these down the middle and spread it apart. Once the chip is soldered in it holds together really well. They are fairly cheap, I highly recommend these.

I use the ElectroCookie PCB Prototype Boards for my DIY Arduino soldering projects, and they’re fantastic! The gold-plated, matte black finish looks professional and helps with soldering. The large size gives me plenty of space to work on complex circuits. Comes in a convenient 3-pack — highly recommended for hobbyists and electronics enthusiasts!

Excellent quality. I like that they are available in both black or blue and different footprint sizes. I have used them to complete many of my projects and like soldering the components to eliminate intermittent circuit failures. I use the headers for the integrated components so I can easily replace or reuse without having to desolder them. I will continue to buy more for future projects.

Excellent, high quality, serve their purpose. You cant go wrong, precision manufacturing, the best on Amazon.

I just received these well-made Electrocookie breadboards for building permanent circuits. The layout and workmanship are great and they match my solderless breadboards. I just received them in less than two days from ordering them. I will try them out on my prototypes in a week and probably will buy more of these soon. These economical breadboards look good. When I purchase some more, I will write a second review letting you know how they hold up from soldering my through the hole circuit prototypes. Dear Electrocookie, could you offer these boards in a white background? I purchased the blue background boards, but I could use some white ones too - if available.

I have been using the Teensy processors from PJRC.COM for about 7 years, and doing Arduino projects with the Arduino Uno before that. I tend to use prototype boards like the ElectroCookie 'solderable breadboards' to bring out a micro-processor with a lot of connection points. Either I will do this to allow experimenting by having a micro-processor that bring out various specific sub-features or possibly for a specific design. As I change my mind, I can remove the micro-processor and all of the devices connected to it, and move to another board. For example, my current focus is the Teensy 4.0. I want to have a board that has the Teensy 4 standard pins (14 pins on each side) + the breakout board to access the underneath solder pads (10 more pins on each side), bring out two separate SPI connections for two different displays (10 pins for each SPI connection, one per side), a connection for I2S sound output (8 pins on one side), a block of LEDs that I can plug random pins in for debugger (8 pins on one side), voltage converter for neopixel lights (8 pins on both sides). So this needs a lot of pins. ElectroCookie makes 2 boards that can handle larger projects like mine (the large PCB board with 2 groups of 63 pins and 4 rows of power lines, and the double column board with 4 groups of 30 pins and 6 rows of power lines). This review is for the large PCB. At the moment, I haven't actually used the ElectroCookie PCB, but I am impressed with it. The ElectroCookie large PCB compares nicely with the Adafruit Fullsize Perma-Proto PCB (2 groups of 60 pins and 4 rows of power. Like the Adafruit board, and unlike many of the other boards, the ElectroCookie board is double sided. That means you can solder the connections on either side of the board. I often times do this, by having female headers that I put the components into on one and the wire doing the connections being soldered on the other side. The ElectroCookie has a few features that make it better than the Adafruit board IMHO. It is easy to join the power rows with a small wire soldered in. In the Adafruit board, you have to have two much larger wires running across the boards to join the power and ground lines on each side. The ElectroCookie board has 3 large M3 mounting holes like the Adafruit board, but it also has 4 smaller M2 holes on each end. These M2 holes allow me to use stand-offs to get the board off of the ground. It adds stability, and prevents accidental shorts.

Sturdy well made product. The holes are not only symmetrical but they are plated all the way through on both sides. The print is also very clean and clear. I feel I paid a little more but got what I paid for.

Perfect

Setze die Platinen für Projekte mit Arduino Nano ein. Die Platine entspricht genau dem Breadboard, das Layout der Schaltung lässt sich so einfach vom Prototyp mit Steckverbindern auf die Platine mit Lötverbindungen übernehmen.

ユニバーサル基板のタイプでハンダづけができて大きいものを探しておりました。目的のものが見つかり助かりました。

very nice construction, very solid. but I would have preferred a light colored version, but it was out of stock. Light colored version allows writing of labels on it with a marker. Very difficult with this black one

Very good for the home electronics person, tad expensive though so I use sparingly.