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A pocket-sized ARM development board with built-in speaker, microphone and Bluetooth 5.0, bundled with a small robot for graphical programming experiments
- CPU TypeOther
- Faster coding with ARM Cortex-M4 nRF52833 processor
- Clear audio projects using built-in speaker and microphone
- Touch-sensitive logo enables new input methods
- Wireless robot control via Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity
- Graphical blocks teach programming from simple to complex
BBC Micro:Bit V2 Starter Kit
The BBC Micro:Bit V2 starter kit combines the pocket-sized development board with the Tinybit robot for hands-on STEM learning. It targets teenagers and beginners who want to write code for games, music, robotics or wearable experiments. The board uses an ARM Cortex-M4 nRF52833 processor with a built-in speaker, microphone and touch-sensitive logo. Everything needed to start programming arrives in one package.
Board and robot integration
The Micro:Bit V2 board measures 4cm by 5cm and slots directly into the Tinybit robot chassis for immediate mobile projects. Graphical programming blocks let learners progress from simple scripts to complex behaviours such as line following, obstacle avoidance and distance tracking. Wireless control is handled by the integrated 2.4G radio and Bluetooth 5.0 link, so no extra modules are required. The kit frees users from sourcing separate sensors or motor drivers for introductory builds.
Sustained classroom use
The Cortex-M4 core and onboard peripherals are designed for repeated upload cycles and long sessions typical in classroom or club environments. The speaker, microphone and touch logo remain responsive during extended coding workshops without thermal throttling. Bluetooth 5.0 maintains stable connections throughout multi-robot activities. The compact form factor survives frequent handling and storage in trays or bags.
Highlights
- Faster coding with ARM Cortex-M4 nRF52833 processor
- Clear audio projects using built-in speaker and microphone
- Touch-sensitive logo enables new input methods
- Wireless robot control via Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity
- Graphical blocks teach programming from simple to complex
Specifications
| CPU Type | Other |
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Questions about this item
How long can the nRF52833 processor run continuously before it overheats?
The Micro:Bit V2 board uses an ARM Cortex-M4 nRF52833 processor designed for low-power educational use; sustained operation typically stays within safe thermal limits without active cooling.
What is the noise level from the built-in speaker when the Tinybit robot runs all day?
The integrated speaker on the Micro:Bit V2 produces audible tones and simple sounds for programming feedback; it has no fan, so the only noise is the audio output you program.
Does the starter kit include the batteries required to power the Tinybit robot and Micro:Bit V2 board?
The kit provides the Micro:Bit V2 board and Tinybit robot chassis; you will need to supply your own AAA batteries or a compatible battery pack to power both units.
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