Arduino Mega Intermediate Kit

Looking for something a bit crazier than a standard Arduino UNO R3 kit? Check out our Arduino Mega 2560 kit! The Mega is compatible with most UNO shields, code and projects. It runs at the same clock speed but features more I/O Pins, memory and RAM for bigger more audacious projects! Contains almost everything you could want to learn about the Arduino ecosystem and electronics! 

If you've always wanted to learn about Arduino and Electronics but have never quite known where to start, this kit, as well as out Beginner Kits and Advanced Kits, provide the perfect set of components to begin prototyping, building and experimenting with whatever exciting ideas you might have. And while we do recommend these kits as for beginners and people looking to learn more about their new passion, the range of cool electronics, sensors and displays can just as easily benefit a veteran who is looking to grow their Electronics toolbox and branch out into new experimental prototypes.

Please Note: Although we continuously strive to keep each of our products as up to date as possible, sometimes these kits can get slightly altered over time as newer, more affordable, or better alternative modules are brought to the market. If you find that the parts supplied are different to what we've listed above, please let us know so we can update the list and assist with any inconveniences that it may have caused.

If you are eager to get an Arduino Kit packed full of exciting little bits and bobs, but are looking for a more basic or a more advanced collection, check out our Arduino Kits category to find out all of the different kits and packs that we stock.

And finally, if you’re looking for a good place to start your prototyping and DIY electronics adventures, check out this List of Arduino Projects that cater to both beginners and advanced Makers. It’s a great place to start learning, to find exciting new projects to try, or even to train yourself to become an Advanced Arduino Maker.

*Note: The included microcontroller is not supplied by Arduino. It is, however, manufactured to the same specifications and quality controlled locally to ensure it functions exactly as expected while saving you money.

Additional Resources:

• A really Helpful List of Arduino Projects featured on MakeUseOf, to give you a good starting point for simple but cool projects designed to help you understand the fundamentals of Arduino.
• The Official Arduino IDE Download Page, which is where you can get the software you need to let your computer talk to your Arduino boards.
• The official Hackr.io Community Forum, where Makers and Arduino Enthusiasts share projects and learn from each other in a friendly, welcoming environment.
• The World-Famous "Instructables" Site, which is a treasure trove of basic to advanced projects created and curated by passionate people.
• Finally, this is an Udemy Arduino 2018 Course created by industry professionals, offered for free from Udemy as a basic foundational course to teach the fundamentals of Arduino and kick off your Arduino adventures in high gear.