The BBC micro:bit Go is the perfect way to begin your journey into coding, electronics, and interactive projects. Designed for beginners, educators, and makers, this compact kit contains everything you need to start exploring programming right out of the box.
Key Features:
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LED Matrix: 5×5 programmable LED display for graphics, text, and patterns.
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Buttons & Touch Input: Two programmable buttons and a touch-sensitive logo.
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Audio: Built-in microphone and speaker for sound and music projects.
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Sensors: Accelerometer, magnetometer (compass), temperature, and light level sensors for interactive experiments.
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Wireless Communication: Bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4 GHz radio for device-to-device interaction.
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Powerful Processor: Nordic nRF52833 ARM Cortex-M4 at 64 MHz with 512 KB Flash and 128 KB RAM.
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Edge Connector: 20-pin interface and 5 ring I/O pads for easy connection to accessories and electronics.
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Compact Design: Includes power switch, status LED, and low-power mode for battery saving.
Accessibility & Versatility:
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Works with MakeCode, MicroPython, JavaScript, Scratch, and more – suitable for all skill levels.
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Plug-and-play design makes it quick to set up and start coding.
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Perfect for home learning, classrooms, STEM clubs, or creative projects on the go.
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Compact and portable, with everything you need in one kit.
Educational Value:
The BBC micro:bit Go introduces students and hobbyists to how software and hardware work together. Supported by the Micro:bit Educational Foundation, users gain access to free online lessons, guides, and interactive coding tools, encouraging learning across computing, science, art, music, and design. Ideal for hands-on STEM and STEAM education.
Please note: the colours of board may vary.
