BBC micro:bit
As an official distributor of the micro:bit, we offer this powerful, pocket-sized, fully programmable computer. The micro:bit, designed to stimulate innovation and develop digital skills, is your entry ticket to an adventurous exploration in the world of technology.- Noise:bit Speaker breakout Pimoroni #PIM356 Make your micro:bit sing with noise:bit! It's a tiny speaker that packs a fair bit of punch, and it's perfect for BLEEPS and BLOOPS!Just slot in your micro:bit, and use the sound generation blocks and code in Microsoft MakeCode and MicroPython to generate tones, sounds, and speech.Delivered in 5 to 30 days€ 13,75 Incl. VAT
- Touch:bit Buttons & LEDs Pimoroni #PIM401 Six handy touch-sensitive buttons and LEDs for your micro:bit. Use touch:bit as a controller for games on micro:bit's LED matrix, or combine it with the radio functionality and use it as a controller for your robot.Delivered in 5 to 30 days€ 13,10 Incl. VAT
- Adafruit DragonTail for micro:bit - Fully Assembled Adafruit #3695 Expand your BBC micro:bit's capabilities with the Adafruit breakout board! Easily connect to breadboards, access all I/O pins, and work with a clearly labeled layout. Comes fully assembled - no soldering required.Delivered in 10 to 30 days€ 9,50 Incl. VAT
- SparkFun gator:bit v2.0 - micro:bit Carrier Board Sparkfun #DEV-15162 Boost your micro:bit's potential with the SparkFun gator:bit v2.0 - a comprehensive carrier board for micro:bit development and prototyping. Features built-in speaker, addressable LEDs, and safe access to multiple GPIO. Perfect for educators and beginners.Delivered in 5 to 10 days€ 25,40 Incl. VAT
- :KLEF Piano for the BBC micro:bit Kitronik #5631 Compose a monophonic microbit musical masterpiece with the Kitronik :KLEF Piano for the BBC micro:bit. It features 15 capacitive touch pads, with 13 arranged as a single octave and 2 up down function buttons that can allow you to shift octaves.Delivered in 5 to 30 days€ 22,55 Incl. VAT
- Noise Pack for Kitronik Inventor's Kit for the BBC micro:bit Kitronik #5603-NOISE Learn how to bend sound to your will with the Noise Pack add-on for the Kitronik Inventors Kit for the BBC micro:bit. The pack, in conjunction with the Inventors kit and a microbit, contains all you need to build the 5 exciting experiments contained within.Delivered in 5 to 30 days€ 16,60 Incl. VAT
- Klimate Board for the BBC micro:bit Kitronik #5636 This RTC & Klimate board is a Real Time Clock (RTC) and environmental sensor (BME280) interface for the BBC microbit. The environmental sensor will give the ability to measure temperature, barometric pressure and humidity. The RTC will give the ability to read current time and date.Delivered in 5 to 30 days€ 23,65 Incl. VAT
- :CREATE Proto Board For BBC microbit Kitronik #5634 Create prototype circuits using surface mount and/or conventional components with the :CREATE Proto Board for the BBC microbit. The design features a twin grid system that allows for circuits to be made of a mixture of surface mount and through hole.Delivered in 5 to 30 days€ 7,00 Incl. VAT
- Digital Logic Pack for Kitronik Inventor's Kit for the BBC micro:bit Kitronik #5653 Learn to think logically with the Digital Logic Add-On for the Inventor's kit for micro:bit! This kit, along with our Inventor's kit, serves as an introduction to logic gates and how they can be used in conjunction with the microbit.Delivered in 5 to 30 days€ 13,10 Incl. VAT
- Kitronik Discovery Kit for the BBC micro:bit Kitronik #5666 The Kitronik Discovery Kit for BBC microbit is a great way to get started with both programming and electronics. The Kit contains five experiments that start very simply, building up to simulating real world systems as confidence grows.Delivered in 5 to 30 days€ 14,60 Incl. VAT
- Clippable Servo Kitronik #25105 Our new clippable servo has had the standard pin header replaced with super useful crocodile clips. This allows it to be used in projects that feature other clippable connection points, such as projects utilising the Kitronik Klip Motor Driver.Delivered in 5 to 30 days€ 7,00 Incl. VAT
- Kitronik Simple Robotics Kit for the BBC micro:bit Kitronik #5665 Enter the world of robotics with our Simple Robotics kit and build your own easy build microbit controlled robot. It has been designed, from the ground up, to be simple to build by even the youngest of fingers.Delivered in 5 to 30 days€ 33,45 Incl. VAT
- Kitronik :GAME ZIP 64 for the BBC micro:bit Kitronik #5626 The Kitronik :GAME ZIP 64 is the ultimate retro gaming accessory for the BBC microbit. It has been designed to be an all in one hand held gaming platform, which also includes a built in, 64 (8x8) individually addressable full colour ZIP LED, screen.Delivered in 5 to 30 days€ 42,30 Incl. VAT
As an official reseller of micro:bit devices, we are committed to providing this versatile and educational tool to a wide audience. Our customers range from educators seeking to bring interactive learning into the classroom, parents nurturing their children's budding interest in coding, to hobbyists and tech enthusiasts ready to explore the potential of this compact yet powerful device. Our partnership with micro:bit signifies our dedication to promoting digital literacy and fostering a love for coding and electronics in people of all ages.
What is a micro:bit?
A micro:bit is a small, fully programmable computer developed by the BBC and partners as part of an initiative to promote digital literacy among young people. About half the size of a credit card, the micro:bit can be used to create a wide variety of projects, from simple games to complex robotics. It has several built-in features, including an array of LED lights, two programmable buttons, physical connection pins, a motion detector, a compass, and Bluetooth technology.
What can you do with a micro:bit?
The possibilities with a micro:bit are virtually endless. It is designed to inspire creativity and teach coding and electronics. You can code the micro:bit using several different programming languages including Block-based coding (similar to Scratch), JavaScript, Python, and more. With these, you can make the micro:bit do things like display messages on its LEDs, respond to button presses, read temperature, and communicate with other devices. You can also connect additional hardware, such as motors or sensors, to create more complex projects.
What age is appropriate for a micro:bit?
The micro:bit is designed to be accessible and fun for children as young as seven, but it can be used by people of all ages. The simplicity of block-based coding makes it ideal for beginners, while the option to use JavaScript or Python appeals to more advanced coders. It is a versatile tool for learning, creativity, and experimentation, making it suitable for a wide age range.
How do you program a micro:bit?
Programming a micro:bit is made easy with the help of various online platforms. You can use the official micro:bit website, which provides a web-based code editor, or use other platforms like MakeCode or Python editors. You write the code on these platforms, then download it as a .hex file and transfer it to your micro:bit via USB or Bluetooth. Even if you're a beginner, there are plenty of online resources and tutorials to help you get started.
Can you use a micro:bit with a tablet or smartphone?
Yes, you can use a micro:bit with a tablet or smartphone. The micro:bit has built-in Bluetooth capability, which allows it to communicate with other Bluetooth-enabled devices, including tablets and smartphones. You can also program the micro:bit using the micro:bit app available on iOS and Android. This allows you to write code and transfer it to the micro:bit wirelessly.
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