The ShillehTek 830 Point Breadboard is a classic solder-free prototyping board that makes it easy to build and test circuits quickly with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32, sensors, and modules. With plenty of tie points, you can prototype everything from simple LED circuits to multi-sensor IoT builds without committing to solder. It is ideal for learning electronics, rapid debugging, and building clean test setups before moving to a permanent board.
The ShillehTek 830 Point Breadboard is a classic solder-free prototyping board that makes it easy to build and test circuits quickly with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32, sensors, and modules. With plenty of tie points, you can prototype everything from simple LED circuits to multi-sensor IoT builds without committing to solder. It is ideal for learning electronics, rapid debugging, and building clean test setups before moving to a permanent board.
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The ShillehTek 830 Point Breadboard is a classic solder-free prototyping board that makes it easy to build and test circuits quickly with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32, sensors, and modules. With plenty of tie points, you can prototype everything from simple LED circuits to multi-sensor IoT builds without committing to solder. It is ideal for learning electronics, rapid debugging, and building clean test setups before moving to a permanent board.
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Customer Reviews
Based on 12 reviews
67%
(8)
17%
(2)
17%
(2)
0%
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S
This breadboard worked fine with Modules (4 digit 7 segment LED display, Raspberry Pi Pico, and button) and dupont connector wires. It failed to hold a resister. The clips in each hole in the rows from 1 to 63 were not tight enough to hold onto a resister wire, which is thinner than a dupont wire. Note, I did not try any other electronic components such as transistors or capacitors with this breadboard, just resisters.
J
Great for arduino project works exactly as youd expect
S
The breadboard is of great quality and what you need to test projects before soldering. The board holds every electronic component I tested tightly making good contact. The board is inexpensive and perfect for experimenting. You will need a few to build more complex circuits, I personally have a few.
J
It's always nice to have an extra breadboard if you're already working on one project and start another at the same time. This breadboard works great and is really nice to have in my kit.
V
This little unit seems well-made with no dead connections and easy insertion points, and its standard form factor allowed me to connect it to other boards I already own for expanding projects as needed. I've only used it a little so far, but I'm sure I'll reach for it often.
N
While I tend to use smaller breadboards for semi-permanent projects, boards of this size are useful for ephemeral lab work. It's easier to work on a quick and dirty circuit if space isn't a constraint.Good quality with firmly attached backing.
C
I already have a couple breadboards and wanted to expand my working area for testing bigger prototypes. The SHILLEHTEK MB-102 fits perfectly and locks into the other breadboards. The inserts are springy and I have tested continuity on all the rails. I use breadboard power supply units and I am getting voltage up and down the power rails.I am showing higher than normal resistance on the rails which I don't have on my other breadboards. I will continue testing and verify if this is a problem with measurements in my multi-meter or the breadboard.
M
This is a good breadboard for smaller circuits that works fine in my testing. The rails on top and bottom are connected all the way across and are marked as positive and negative voltage rails. It seems like a good value for the price.
R
Works seamlessly with other sensors! Was easy to use and maneuver on different projects.
B
This is a very nice breadboard. The jumper retention is exceptional, in my opinion. It requires just a bit of force to insert a jumper, but then it feels like it almost grabs onto the jumper connector. No worries about jumpers falling out or being accidentally pulled.Having said that, I do not feel it's worth the current price of $6.50. For a dollar or two more, you can get multi-packs consisting of 3 (or more) breadboards. You can even buy this exact same board, under a different name, in a 3 pack for only $1.50 more.
Customer Reviews
Based on 12 reviews
67%
(8)
17%
(2)
17%
(2)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
S
This breadboard worked fine with Modules (4 digit 7 segment LED display, Raspberry Pi Pico, and button) and dupont connector wires. It failed to hold a resister. The clips in each hole in the rows from 1 to 63 were not tight enough to hold onto a resister wire, which is thinner than a dupont wire. Note, I did not try any other electronic components such as transistors or capacitors with this breadboard, just resisters.
J
Great for arduino project works exactly as youd expect
S
The breadboard is of great quality and what you need to test projects before soldering. The board holds every electronic component I tested tightly making good contact. The board is inexpensive and perfect for experimenting. You will need a few to build more complex circuits, I personally have a few.
J
It's always nice to have an extra breadboard if you're already working on one project and start another at the same time. This breadboard works great and is really nice to have in my kit.
V
This little unit seems well-made with no dead connections and easy insertion points, and its standard form factor allowed me to connect it to other boards I already own for expanding projects as needed. I've only used it a little so far, but I'm sure I'll reach for it often.
N
While I tend to use smaller breadboards for semi-permanent projects, boards of this size are useful for ephemeral lab work. It's easier to work on a quick and dirty circuit if space isn't a constraint.Good quality with firmly attached backing.
C
I already have a couple breadboards and wanted to expand my working area for testing bigger prototypes. The SHILLEHTEK MB-102 fits perfectly and locks into the other breadboards. The inserts are springy and I have tested continuity on all the rails. I use breadboard power supply units and I am getting voltage up and down the power rails.I am showing higher than normal resistance on the rails which I don't have on my other breadboards. I will continue testing and verify if this is a problem with measurements in my multi-meter or the breadboard.
M
This is a good breadboard for smaller circuits that works fine in my testing. The rails on top and bottom are connected all the way across and are marked as positive and negative voltage rails. It seems like a good value for the price.
R
Works seamlessly with other sensors! Was easy to use and maneuver on different projects.
B
This is a very nice breadboard. The jumper retention is exceptional, in my opinion. It requires just a bit of force to insert a jumper, but then it feels like it almost grabs onto the jumper connector. No worries about jumpers falling out or being accidentally pulled.Having said that, I do not feel it's worth the current price of $6.50. For a dollar or two more, you can get multi-packs consisting of 3 (or more) breadboards. You can even buy this exact same board, under a different name, in a 3 pack for only $1.50 more.
