Arduino Leonardo with Headers [A000057]

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  • Kevin Morris

    Greater than one week

    Do yourself a favor and buy from the actual Aurdino Site.

  • Steve doucee

    > 3 day

    I bought mine from Mp3Car Store as other users stated that this seller provides genuine Auduino products. Other users were right. Im so glad that I could find the discontinued Leonardo at a good price as my project required the Leonardo specifically. Thanks

  • Longhorn

    13-04-2025

    Each Arduino has its own unique set of features while maintaining the compatibility that defines the Arduino standard. Leonardos strong suit, for me, is its ability to communicate with two serial IOs at the same time for a couple of bucks more than the workhorse UNO. This saves a lot of time when talking to the Arduino thru the USB port and the Arduino talking to another serial device (e.g., a XBee radio) at the same time. No more plugging and unplugging USB cables every time you want to change a line of code. WOW!

  • TDK

    > 3 day

    This is a counterfeit product. The board color is off, the silkscreen doesnt match the Arduino websites reference, and the 501k chip is green instead of gold.

  • Mark D.

    > 3 day

    You really cant go wrong with a Leonardo board! Its got the same chip as the practice Esplora board which means built-in USB HID capabilities! Ive replaced all my Unos with these for that reason. Great upgrade!

  • mtn rider

    > 3 day

    Well in truth theres only one uart but has a virtual serial port (usb) thats infinitely useful in debugging apps where the uart serial is in use. I will be buying Leonardos from now on or perhaps the mega clones from China which even lower cost.

  • javier fco solis

    > 3 day

    se realizo un muy buen proyecto

  • Steve H.

    > 3 day

    Great version of the arduino to learn with. I Have been using it with projects in Amateur Radio. What a great time for technology!

  • Gary Samad

    > 3 day

    Great board that is the core of my multi-board project. Was able to reduce power consumption with careful code to less than 8 milliamps, and with my solar powered battery it should be able to run forever without replacing batteries. The Leonardo was the best at power savings compared to several other Arduinos that I tried including the Uno, Nano, and Mega.

  • Julian M. Cook

    Greater than one week

    Feature packed board for the money. No reason not to buy genuine Arduino!

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