Maker and STEM Reviews

It may not be the first product to use the form factor, but StackyPi offers an interesting, if tricky way to use Raspberry Pi HATs with the RP2040 SoC.

Powered by the RP2040, Solder Party’s RP2040 Stamp is designed to be the heart and soul of your next project. We get all of the GPIO pins, convenient LiPo support and a NeoPixel to sweeten the deal.

Cytron’s Maker Nano RP2040 is a small, RP2040-powered microcontroller that is packed with features for new and seasoned makers.

Compatible with Arduino UNO, Micro:bit, and soon Raspberry Pi, too.

Lego and Raspberry Pi working together is the “superband” of educational electronics.

Adafruit’s Trinkey QT2040 sees the RP2040 SoC dropped into a USB key shaped microcontroller.

The Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect sees the Arduino and Raspberry Pi come together to provide a microcontroller with built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

Adafruit’s latest RP2040 board is “the middle child” of an excellent range of boards. Luckily it isn’t a problem child.

Adafruit’s smallest RP2040 board may lack GPIO pins but it brings plenty of power and flexibility to your projects.

An all-in-one kit that provides a great hardware platform to build IoT devices using the Arduino IoT Cloud.