AZDelivery 4 x TonUINO Set (Mp3 Player, AZ-Nano V3-Board, RFID Kit and 10x 13,56 MHz RFID Cards) compatible with Arduino including eBook

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The short bit:The kit is affordable and the parts are good quality, the board couldn't be programmed properly and there is no manual or guide even though it is advertised. Not recommended for beginners and I would only buy it if you already have a similar project in mind.The long bit:The idea of this product is amazing and something I got very excited about when I found it. In terms of the hardware it's what can be expected from a reasonably priced kit; off brand arduino board instead of the genuine one, basic RFID module with two options of pins to solder on and a good few RFID cards.In terms of the electronics, the arduino board is a good quality knock off of the original made by arduino, all the components were soldered on correctly and the board wasn't covered in flux like some of the cheaper ones found online. Despite this I wasnt able to program the board and after several attempts I had to switch to a different off brand board I had laying around. This could be fixed with a guide to make sure the compiler setting are correct but without one I was stuck, more on that later.The rfid module worked great, however for the purpose of using it in a specific project it would have been nice to have the pins already soldered on and a case, even a very cheap one, given with the module to protect the underside and make it easier to attach to a surface.But for a kit that is sold for a specific project it is very poorly executed. The online manuals have several problems. The link provided to get a digital copy is in German and takes you to a German site. Google chrome has a built in translator so this isn't a big issue but it makes it difficult to navigate the site and it would be nice to have a different link and page made for specific languages. A consequence of this is that it took me a while to realise there is no manual, the translation isn't perfect but from what I worked out it's still being written and so is not available. Also if this kit is for a project it would be nice if it was easier to put together, I'm not saying I want it to be fancy lego, but having the pins already soldered, some cables for connecting things and as mention a cheap case for some of the parts would make this kit more accessible to people looking to dip their toes in the water of tech projects. Not to mention actually having a working guide for the project would help a lot. I'm a techy guy and so non of this was a challenge and I could use the kit as intended but for a person just starting out this kit would be seen as a complete loss as there is no resources or guidance on how to make it work properly. I suspect the only good use for this kit as it stands is to get a cheap kit for other projects you already have in mind. I'd like to see more of these things in the future, but with much better execution.

I have brought from azdelivery a few times and any booklets that they email a link to are underdevelopment. I am new to coding and need the script to get started and looked for similar projects on the web and am unable to make it work.