37-in-1 Sensor Module Kit for Arduino UNO R3 Mega2560 Mega328 Nano

There are a number of sensor add-on kits for Arduino. I got this one because of the value equation: price, number of sensors, different types of sensors, and so on. This sensor kit and a very basic Arduino developer kit makes a nice gift for those electronically inclined!

I bought this a long while back and have used a few of the units for various projects. It's nice that there's a wide assortment of sensors and output devices to jumpstart the prototyping of new ideas.The kit is frustrating on a number of fronts, however. First, there is no documentation included with the product. The units are supposedly the same as in other similar "37 in 1" kits. However, I've found at least one instance where the component was soldered backwards -- the (+) marking on the buzzer was on the wrong of the board. I was able to sort out the discrepancy myself, but others might not be so lucky.

I'm not a novice in electronics, actually I make living of doing this. The set is all around malfunctioned or not working. This set 80% will not work on your boards. There is no datasheets or instructions in English, the best what you can get on miniCD included is pdfs translated from Chinees by Google translatort service.I tried many of those sensors on Arduino and Beagle Bone SoC board and prove that sensors are NOT operational. I returning this package and better off bying from verifyed vendors.

Some sensors don't work rest are fine.

Great assortment for experimenting.

Comes in well labeled (w/ pictures as well!) bug box, and documentation/examples. Pretty awesome kit. It's nice to have these modules on hand to quickly build a circuit idea

missing a few sensors and some were duplicated? haven't had time to try it out on the Arduino yet. will need to get missing sensors from seller

wondefull product, i recommended it