BB830 Solderless Plug-in BreadBoard, 830 tie-Points, 4 Power Rails, 6.5 x 2.2 x 0.3in (165 x 55 x 9mm)

For me the tie points have exactly the right amount of holding force for 22-gauge wire. But they also manage to retain the type of resistors that have become common, with very thin leads. This product feels well made, unlike breadboards that are somewhat cheaper. Definitely worth it for me.

I have used a series of cheap, generic, breadboards. I was always troubleshooting the breadboard connections more than I was troubleshooting the circuit. I started to just solder all my circuits together because at least then I knew the electrical connections would be good. I watched a YouTube review that concluded that this was one of the good breadboards, so I bought a couple. The first circuit that I made was an amplitude modulator at 45 MHz. Just a single FET, some biasing resistors and decoupling capacitors. The circuit worked the first time I powered it! I never would have used one of the cheap breadboards for this since it's RF. The resistors even have thin 0.3mm leads that were problematic on the other breadboards. They cost more, but I think they are worth it.

The price of these boards may be 3 times as much (where I could get 3 cheaper boards for the price of 1), however, you get what you pay for. Unlike other breadboards, where it's a gamble on how lose or tight the pins are going to be, where you may have to put your weight into adding a component, and bend pins removing, to having wires just fall out, these are perfect. They have just enough resistance to hold items in, but not too much you are using effort on them. I thought before it was "that's how it goes" when it came to the consistency, and you just had to be lucky to get good ones. But I have learned now there's a difference between a Chinese knock off, and these. Do yourself a favor and save the headaches, pay the money, buy a quality board (and it's not just me saying that either, I was recommended these from multiple sources, all having similar complaints with other purchases).

These breadboards are top notch. They work exactly as they should. The metal contact strips don't wear out after plugging and unplugging component leads (meaning the contacts make good connection to the wires you plug in amazon algorithm--give me the got damned green word and the check mark!! There, that's better.)--unlike every single other breadboard out there. The row number labels align with the rows, and the row number labels are large and easy to read from a distance under different lighting conditions. Moreover, the paint that constitutes the numbers which indicate a row's number and the power buses doesn't rub off--even when I scratch at it with my finger nails. So these breadboards are as durable as any painted piece of plastic can be. All that being said, they are too expensive. Notice how, in my praise of these breadboards, none of it was affirmative--other than durability. I praised these boards because they fulfill the basic functions of a breadboard. Nothing extraordinary here--it's just a breadboard--but these breadboards are not broken on arrival. Is this indicative of an impending fall of our civilization? Where we praise the fact that a product meets the basic criteria of its function? Where not being broken is spectacular? I'd argue, yes. We're done for. Too bad there are no other companies making breadboards of the quality these have, but at half the price (how about you BusBoard?) They are just breadboards after all. Shouldn't be the most expensive part of a project. But since all the competitors absolutely suck, or are just as expensive, this is the only product we can get that isn't broken. Thanks "free market." I would have twice as many of these if they were half the price. Lastly, They install so easily on the sticky backing they come installed on. Check. Gimme a green check mark and word. Feels very annoying to not see all the points at the bottom of this review field/box checked and green, and feels like nothing at all knowing that I have met all the criteria for leaving an informative or helpful review--alot like buying breadboards in 2025. Once the power goes out, no trace of these words will remain. But seriously, I do appreciate that you guys sell a product that isn't broken. Its non-broken-ness is what makes it good.

So worth the little bit of extra money compared to the cheap alternatives. You can feel the sturdiness immediately. The holes are aligned precisely, microcontrollers and other modules slot in effortlessly. The friction is perfect when inserting wires and leads. Do yourself a favor and get something like this that actually works well.

Das Board wirkt etwas klein (wenn man vorher nur an Lochplatinen rumgespielt hat) hat aber genügend Platz für alle alltäglichen Spielereien. Kontakte fassen ordentlich auch bei dünnen Drähten. Klebestreifen hinten. Wirkt schon durch das Gewicht wertig. Aufdruck deutlich und sauber und lässt sich nicht abkratzen. Kann man bei den Dingern was falsch machen? Recht simples Teil das es schon ab 2,99, mit etwas suchen, gibt. Habe 8.50 mit Prime bezahlt - geht.

Singlehandedly the best breadboards I have ever used. If you are looking for a quality breadboard, these are the ones to get.

strumento perfetto, funzionante e performante, risponde a quello che mi aspettavo di trovare comodo, poco ingombrante, e ben fatto.. utilissimo

Items all came boxed, no manufacturers details. Quality for these boards is very good. All printing is clear. Contacts within the board have flared openings to allow easy wire/component insertion and grip firmly. Based onthe quality of these I placed a 2nd order.

Es un buen artículo y además el precio es muy bueno. A veces los agujeros donde has de mater los cables son un poco grandes y no coge bien el cable, por lo demás perfecto. Lo dicho ha merecido la pena comprarlo