Yahboom Raspberry Pi Pico2 Sensor Kit, Compatible with Pico 2 Microcontroller Board, Based On Official RP2350 Chip, Dual-Core & Dual-Architecture Design, MicroPython Programming

I finally got around to trying out this kit. The setup is super easy and the documentation is accurate. The expansion board has a very useful form factor. This is a good kit for attempting to get into electronics because it's really easy to get stuff working but there's also a lot of room to experiment and go deeper.

The sensors are nicely built. The instructions are good. All the libraries worked OK. I have experience with similar micro sensors before but this is my first foray into the Pico. Also, Thonny works well and is easy to use.

It works just like any other Raspberry Pi Pico. I used this one to build a dedicated controller for easily muting my microphone/camera during video conferences.

It came exactly as advertised. I was able to perform what I wanted to with the device.

Works well.

Nice kit.

The kit came with a lot of modules to experiment with . A lot of these projects would not run because the libraries they came with would error out when you would try to load them. The Thonny software it came with has lots of bugs and will not update. When you would try to update the Raspberry Pi Pico you would get an SSL: Certificate Verify Failed error. IMO the reason there so cheap is the software is so buggy. I looked for another IDE to load the software with and can't find one. I was looking for a Micro controller to run a NEMA 34 stepper motor and ran the script, the motor makes an uneven clicking sound while running under the Pico. When I run it with there competitors Microcontroller it runs fine just not at maximum speed. I have not found any support for the Pico so pretty much on my own.

Quick delivery, (too)well packaged, worked out of the box.