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Small rectangular circuit board with 25 LEDs battery holder and USB cable

MCDODO

MCDODO Micro:bit V2 Go Kit 2.2 25 LEDs

SKU CH-N5FA-G76RH

Complete starter kit with the Micro:bit V2.2 board, 25 LEDs, sensors, cable, battery holder and batteries for immediate coding

  • TypeSingle Board Computers
  • BBC Micro:bit V2.2 with 25 programmable LEDs for visual projects
  • Built-in speaker, motion, light and temperature sensors for interactive coding
  • Battery holder and two AAA cells included for portable power
  • Micro USB cable supplied for simple PC connection
  • Supports block, JavaScript and Python coding via online editor

Ready-to-code micro:bit starter kit

The box ships with a BBC micro:bit V2.2 board, a USB cable, a battery holder and two AAA cells so learners can begin experimenting immediately. Built-in sensors and 25 programmable LEDs give instant visual feedback without extra wiring. The board appears as a mass-storage device on any computer, letting users drag compiled hex files straight onto it.

Expands through edge connectors not included

The micro:bit edge connector breaks out GPIO, power and communication lines for breadboards or accessory boards that are sold separately. On-board Bluetooth radio and radio module enable wireless projects without additional shields. A single USB cable supplies both power and programming, leaving the battery holder free for portable demos.

Runs cool during long classroom sessions

The low-power ARM Cortex-M4 core and efficient regulator keep surface temperature modest even when the LEDs, speaker and radio operate continuously. No active cooling is required, so the board stays silent during extended coding workshops. The supplied AAA cells provide hours of untethered run time before needing replacement.

Highlights

  • BBC Micro:bit V2.2 with 25 programmable LEDs for visual projects
  • Built-in speaker, motion, light and temperature sensors for interactive coding
  • Battery holder and two AAA cells included for portable power
  • Micro USB cable supplied for simple PC connection
  • Supports block, JavaScript and Python coding via online editor

Specifications

TypeSingle Board Computers

Questions about this item

How long can the 25 LEDs run before the 2 AAA batteries need replacing?

The kit includes two AAA batteries that power the board, but exact LED run time depends on the brightness level and project code you upload.

Does the board generate noticeable heat or fan noise when running projects all day?

The Micro:bit V2.2 has no fan and draws very little power, so it stays cool and silent during continuous use.

What must I already own to start coding the Micro:bit V2.2?

You need a computer with a USB port and internet access to write code in the online editor and copy the hex file to the board.

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