OONO Ultra-Small RPi Pico Terminal Block Breakout Board Module, Green, Panel Mount, IDC Connector, Plastic

works like a charm.Terminal blocks are good quality.Markings are clear.Small foot print.A tad pricing compared to others, but they are larger foot prints, that include more markings visible from the top... ok for breadboarding, but if looking to stuff the Pico in a case, this is a nice format for a breakout board.

Kit includes most of what you will need to integrate a Pico into simple designs. The pin names (lack of which is an oversight on the part of the Pico board developers, along with no reset button) are very useful when breadboarding. Mounting hardware and screwdriver are useful.

Loving the terminal block. It mounts well for my garage automation that I'm currently working on.

This is a straightforward upgrade/accessory for a Raspberry Pi Pico, turning the pin/through-hole GPIO connections into easier to use screw terminals. It couldn't be easier to install, as the Pi just slides right in once you line it up. Labels match my Pi perfectly and when I test the contacts using a multimeter I get pretty consistent 0.2-0.1 ohm readings between the solder spot on the Pi and the screw terminal. My first planned project is to create a remote temperature/humidity reader and this should be really helpful for making sure I have the connections right before I solder or crimp anything.

As someone who is constantly coming up with new side projects I was excited to try this out on a few new ideas I had. This is well made with solid solder connections. It is well labeled and comes with some nice accessories.

I do a lot of tinkering and am relatively new to all things Arduino and Raspberry Pi and all these cool things that I never had when I was a kid. I mostly explore and experiment rather than trying to come up with something that might end up in production one day. This is good for setting up simple devices and prototyping in an enclosure. The board seems really well made and all the connections have good solder and connectivity. The screws are precise and I love that the screwdriver is included. They secure the wires very well. All the pins and headers mate as expected into various components. The graphics are crisp and clear, at least once I put my reading glasses on. If you’re going to assemble and dismantle and reassemble parts often in your build, I think you’ll really like this kit.

I've been enjoying having terminal block breakout boards for rapid prototyping with microcontrollers and even with some of my single-board computers but I've been playing with RP2040 boards a bit recently. What stands out to me with this project is that it's really a complete kit, short of a Raspberry Pico or Pico W board. You get a well-labeled terminal block module with screenprinting on the PCB as well as stickers on the screw terminals. The kit also includes strips of 0.1" pins that most Pico boards don't ship with (many of the Rico boards I've purchased basically shipped in the tape roll form), a small screwdriver, and even a couple of mounting screws and rubber washers. While I've got more than a few electronics repair kits with precision screwdrivers, and don't need an extra screwdriver, the fact that they include one, in addition to the screws and washers means they really thought about the full system.

A full breadboard is nice to have and use with the Raspberry Pico when prototyping circuits and testing out complicated ideas. When a small footprint and connecting to some "modules" are all what I need, then this breakout board comes in very handy and easy to use.It comes with the necessary "accessories", no complaints. It comes with header pins as well, in case the Raspberry Pico is not pre-soldered with header pins. The extra two screws and risers are for the breakout board, to mount it to other board/case/etc., not for the Pico.The come with tiny screwdriver is a need, cause the breakout terminal is so tiny that it is not easy to find a such small enough flat-head to screw/unscrew the terminal screws.Overall the built quality is very good, and easy to connect wires to the terminal blocks instead of using a full breadboard, very handy, portable and small footprint. It has necessary silk screen printings on the PCB as well as labeling on the sides of the terminal blocks. Great breakout board for Raspberry Pico!