Breadboard, Solderless Circuit Board, Large and Small Sizes, for Electronics Projects 3 pack (Half-size, 3)

s described, no probs

A bargain, low price but high quality. It is your standard breadboard, lots of pins, power rails the length too which is nice, and it just works really well. Have played around with it with some ESP32 boards and some sensors and it worked perfectly. Highly recommend!

It’s ok, bit loose if using cheap components with thin wires. Otherwise it works, standard sort of performance at this price point

Doing a project, timer for a rain detector, timer for buzzer. While the sun shines I'm outside so on hold. 555 Ic circuit is not working with the jumpers I had so bought some other purpose made. Will update later

Not sturdy at all and doesn't last more than a few days. the Adhesive on the bottom is too strong, all the railings came out when I tried to remove it from the table. It's cheap upfront but you will spend more purchasing newer ones. This is the second time I've purchased this board for reference.

Very poor quality. I found I got very inconsistent behaviour - ie some rows did not work and components were not held securely. What I was sent was not new but had clearly been used / bashed about (see photo). Also, the polarity of the power rails was not the standard +ve on the left / -ve on the right that I was expecting.

This is your classic "MB-102" breadboard - somehow that designation has become a standard, nobody knows why. They're the backbone of learning electronics. If you're reading this, chances are you know this already! Unlike some breadboards, the power rails run the full length of the board instead of only halfway. Personally I think this is a good thing, because when I started my electronics adventure the split rails caught me out multiple times. £5 - very reasonable for a single board, and you'll get a lot of use out of it.