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A pocket-sized circuit board with components and a 100cm USB cable

KEHIPI

KEHIPI BBC micro:bit V2 Development Board FNK0070

SKU CH-BN8T-71XJT

Pocket-sized computer with Arm Cortex-M4 processor, 512KB flash, 128KB RAM, 64MHz speed, includes USB cable and downloadable Blocks and Python tutorials

  • Pocket-sized board for hands-on coding and digital making
  • Arm Cortex-M4 32-bit processor with FPU runs at 64MHz
  • 512KB flash ROM and 128KB RAM store programs and data
  • Block-based visual code and Python text code included for two learning paths
  • 100cm USB cable connects directly to a computer for programming

Pocket-sized coding board

The KEHIPI BBC micro:bit V2 is a pocket-sized computer that lets you explore how software and hardware work together. It ships with a 100cm USB cable so you can connect the board to your computer and start programming immediately.

For learners who want guided projects

The kit includes a downloadable tutorial with step-by-step guides and example projects written in both block-based visual code and text-based Python. Buyers who need a printed manual in the box should look elsewhere because the tutorial is only provided as a digital download.

Check your setup before ordering

Ensure your computer has a free USB port and can run the programming IDE required for the board. The board uses an Arm Cortex-M4 processor with 512KB flash ROM and 128KB RAM running at 64MHz, so verify that your development environment supports this architecture.

Highlights

  • Pocket-sized board for hands-on coding and digital making
  • Arm Cortex-M4 32-bit processor with FPU runs at 64MHz
  • 512KB flash ROM and 128KB RAM store programs and data
  • Block-based visual code and Python text code included for two learning paths
  • 100cm USB cable connects directly to a computer for programming

Specifications

BrandFREENOVE
ModelFNK0070
Part NumberFNK0070

Questions about this item

Does the board draw power from the USB cable so no separate supply is needed?

Yes, the 100 cm USB cable powers the micro:bit V2 directly from a computer or USB charger.

Can I run the same MakeCode blocks and Python scripts on an original micro:bit V1 board?

Many MakeCode projects will run, but the V2 adds a faster 64 MHz Cortex-M4, 512 KB flash and 128 KB RAM, so V2-only features such as the onboard speaker and microphone will not work on V1.

After flashing a program, how do I confirm the board is running correctly?

The board appears as a USB drive named MICROBIT; dragging a .hex file onto it flashes the firmware, and the yellow status LED blinks during transfer then stays solid when the program starts.

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