Yahboom Micro Bit Robotic Control Handle Game STEM Education Graphic Compatible with Micro:bit V2 V1.5 for Kids (Handle Without BBC v2)
Description
🎉 Level Up Learning with Yahboom!
- UNLOCK CREATIVITY - Empower your child's imagination with programmable gaming!
- COMPACT AFFORDABLE - A budget-friendly solution for hands-on STEM learning.
- INTERACTIVE LEARNING - Engage in fun battle games and music programming.
- USER FRIENDLY DESIGN - Easy to use with comprehensive tutorials for all skill levels.
- MULTI PLATFORM COMPATIBILITY - Works seamlessly with Micro:bit V2 & V1.5.
The Yahboom Micro Bit Robotic Control Handle is a versatile and compact game controller designed for kids to explore the world of programming through fun and interactive games. Compatible with Micro:bit V2 and V1.5, this handle allows children to engage in creative projects while learning JavaScript and Python programming. With detailed tutorials and a user-friendly design, it's the perfect gateway to STEM education.
Specifications
| Brand | Yahboom |
| Series | 1 |
| Item model number | handle |
| Item Weight | 4.2 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 1 x 1 x 1 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 1 x 1 x 1 inches |
| Color | Handle Without Bbc V2 |
| Batteries | 1 9V batteries required. |
| Manufacturer | Yahboom |
| ASIN | B07YYFDYW5 |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Date First Available | October 10, 2019 |
Reviews
D**N
annoying, loud, no extension support on makecode
Right out of the box you plug in it, pop in your microbit, and press a button to hear an ungodly screeching buzzer.There is no makecode extension support. In order for this to work with microbit you need to import libraries from other sources. I went through the on-line guide to get the rocker to work and it added a GHBit extension in makecode, and I got excited, opened it up, and it isn't all in english. It seems to be designed for people that want to just install a thing and have it do a specific task, not for someone that wants to try different things and learn how it works, which is kinda what microbit is all about.There is a pin chart on the back of the device so I thought I'd use that to get the buttons to work and I really wonder if I got a bad unit because mine would just make a really loud, high pitched buzzing as soon as the program started. There didn't seem to be a rhyme or reason to it. Just loud buzzing. I flipped the switch to turn that off, but that also turned off the buttons, apparently.This device should not be this complicated. At the very least it should have a makecode extension to make it even remotely approachable.
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