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Raspberry Pi compatible GPIO Breadboard Adapter

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$2.12 $3.16 In stock

Category: Accessories

This GPIO adapter kit allows you to conveniently connect a Raspberry Pi GPIO header to a breadboard for prototyping your designs. The kit includes a 26 way IDC cable with connectors and a breadboard adaptor PCB. For a suitable breadb...

Not compatible with other versions of Raspberry Pi - Will only fit Raspberry Pi 1. 

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Avery ★★★★★

The 26-pin IDC cable is just the right length for keeping my breadboard projects tidy without pulling on the Pi. I've already used it to test a temperature sensor circuit, and the connection feels solid every time.

Miles ★★★★★

Really cleaned up my prototyping setup — the ribbon cable is just the right length to keep my desk organized while I test circuits. Makes swapping between different Pi models noticeably easier without fumbling with jumper wires.

Sofia ★★★★★

The IDC connector clicks into place firmly, which gives me confidence it won't come loose while I'm moving the breadboard around. Makes prototyping much cleaner than trying to jam jumper wires directly into the Pi's header.