The BBC micro:bit V2 is a pocket-sized programmable computer built around a Nordic nRF52833 chip with a 64MHz Arm Cortex-M4 processor. This listing is for the board only, without a USB cable or battery holder. It has 25 LEDs, two programmable buttons, a touch-sensitive logo, an accelerometer, magnetometer, microphone, speaker, radio and Bluetooth, and is coded with free online editors. Key Features Board only: no microUSB cable or battery holder included 5x5 grid of 25 programmable LEDs 2 programmable buttons and capacitive touch logo Accelerometer, magnetometer, microphone and speaker Radio and Bluetooth for wireless projects and code upload Program from a computer, smartphone or tablet with online editors Specifications Product BBC micro:bit V2 board Processor Arm Cortex-M4 32-bit with FPU, 64 MHz SoC Nordic nRF52833 Memory 512KB flash, 128KB RAM Display / inputs 25 LEDs (5x5), 2 programmable buttons, capacitive touch logo Sensors Accelerometer, magnetometer, microphone Wireless Radio and Bluetooth Audio output Built-in speaker Debug SWD, J-Link/OB SKU 01MICROBIT What's Included1 x BBC micro:bit V2 board What You'll Need (Sold Separately) MicroUSB cable for programming from a computer (not included) Battery holder and batteries to run without a computer (not included) Ideal ForStudents, teachers and beginners who already have a cable and power source and want a spare or replacement board. Frequently Asked QuestionsHow do I program the micro:bit?Use the free online code editors on the micro:bit website from a computer, smartphone or tablet. Code is sent over a microUSB cable or wirelessly over Bluetooth from a phone or tablet.Does this come with a cable or batteries?No. This is the board only. A microUSB cable and a battery holder are sold separately.What can I make with it?Example projects include digital dice, a step counter, a thermometer and a scrolling name badge.
