Arduino Kits

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Start building with Arduino kits—everything you need in one box. From UNO starter kits for first projects to sensor bundles , robot car kits , and IoT sets , this collection helps students, makers, and classrooms in the Philippines learn electronics and coding faster. Shop by Kit Type Starter Kits: UNO starter kits , Mega 2560 starter with breadboard, jumpers, LEDs, resistors Sensor Bundles: multi-sensor packs (DHT22, HC-SR04, IR, MQ series, IMU, light) Robot Car Kits: 2WD/4WD chassis , line follower, obstacle avoidance, L298N/L9110 drivers IoT & Wireless: ESP32/ESP8266 bundles , Wi-Fi dashboards, MQTT basics Display & UI Kits: OLED/LCD/TFT packs with rotary encoders, keypads, buzzers Classroom Sets: Bulk kits for labs and bootcamps (ask us for quotes) What’s Inside (Typical) Board (UNO/Mega/Nano) + USB cable Breadboard, jumper wires, resistors, LEDs, buttons, buzzer Popular sensors: DHT22, HC-SR04, IR/line tracking, light/LDR, motion (PIR) Output modules: servos, relay, motor driver, small display (OLED/LCD) Reference code/examples (linked on each product page) Beginner Path (3 Steps) Blink & Inputs: LED blink, buttons, buzzer tones Sensing: temperature/humidity, distance, light, motion Actuation: relays/servos/motors; build a simple robot or smart-home demo Recommended Add-Ons Soldering & tools (iron, cutters, tweezers) Multimeter for troubleshooting 5V/12V power supplies & barrel adapters Extra jumper wires & USB cables 0.96″ OLED / 1602 LCD for project readouts Compatibility Notes UNO vs Mega: Mega 2560 has more flash/RAM and I/O for larger projects. 5V vs 3.3V: Most Arduino boards are 5V logic; use a level shifter with 3.3V modules. Drivers: Some boards use CH340/CP2102—install the proper USB driver if your PC can’t detect the board. FAQs – Arduino Kits (Philippines) Are these kits beginner-friendly? Yes. Starter kits include the essentials for first projects (LEDs, sensors, breadboard, jumpers) and link to examples you can run in the Ar