120pcs 10cm Jumper Wire Set M-F, M-M, F-F for Arduino & Raspberry Pi

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120-piece 10cm jumper wire kit (M-F, M-M, F-F) for clean, solder-free Arduino and Raspberry Pi prototyping.

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Product Overview

The ShillehTek 120pcs 10cm Jumper Wire Set is a compact Dupont wire kit for fast, solder-free prototyping with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, breadboards, sensors, and 2.54mm headers. It includes Male to Female, Male to Male, and Female to Female jumpers so you can connect GPIO pins to modules, bridge breadboard rows, and wire up multi-sensor builds cleanly. The 10cm length keeps wiring tidy for small projects and makes troubleshooting way easier.

The set includes 40 male-to-male, 40 male-to-female, and 40 female-to-female wires with standard 2.54 mm Dupont connectors, delivered as peel-apart color-coded ribbons so you can pull exactly the width you need. The short 10 cm length is ideal for dense breadboard layouts, sensor headers sitting right next to the board, and enclosure builds where excess wire just adds clutter and noise.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. These Dupont jumper wires are intended for Arduino, Raspberry Pi, breadboards, sensors, modules, and other parts that use standard 2.54mm headers, making them suitable for typical GPIO and prototyping connections.
Yes. The wires are ready to use with pre-terminated Dupont ends, so you can plug them directly into breadboards, GPIO headers, and compatible modules without soldering or crimping connectors.
These Dupont-style jumpers fit standard 2.54mm headers, which are common on Arduino-compatible boards, Raspberry Pi GPIO headers, breadboards, and many sensor modules. Match the connector gender to the pin or socket you are using.
The 10cm length is best for compact breadboard setups, GPIO-to-sensor wiring, and small multi-sensor builds where short runs keep the layout tidy and make troubleshooting easier.
Use male-to-male for breadboard sockets or Arduino-style female headers, male-to-female when one side is a male pin header, and female-to-female to connect two male pin headers. If loose, check gender and 2.54mm header fit.

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Features & Specs

3 Connector Types Includes M-F, M-M, and F-F jumpers to cover most breadboard and module hookups.

Compact 10cm Length Keeps builds neat and reduces wire clutter in small prototypes and enclosures.

2.54mm Header Compatible Works with standard Arduino pins, Raspberry Pi GPIO headers, and common sensor modules.

Fast Prototyping Plug in, test, and iterate without soldering, perfect for quick debugging and demos.

120pcs Value Pack Enough wires for multi-sensor projects, robotics builds, and repeated bench work.

Documents

Full Product Manual ShillehTek 120pcs 10cm Jumper Wires M-F M-M F-F Arduino Pi DIY | ShillehTek Product Manual In-depth setup guide with wiring, code examples, and troubleshooting.

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