00:00Tired of ordering Arduino components that take a month to arrive or show up completely dead on
00:04arrival? Yeah, me too. If you're trying to add some beeps, boops, or actual music to your next
00:11DIY project, you know that finding the right mini buzzer or speaker for a decent price is weirdly
00:16difficult. So, I did the digging for you and found the absolute best deals for the top 5 mini buzzers
00:22and speakers for Arduino that are actually in stock and ready to ship. First up, if you want
00:27the ultimate starter pack, check out this 10-pack of 9042 integrated passive buzzers.
00:33These little guys are tiny, only 9x4.2mm, but they are super versatile, working with both 3V and 5V
00:40logic. They are perfect for wearables or small enclosures where space is tight. The best part?
00:48You get 10 of them for just $1.94, and with a 4.9-star rating, you know they're reliable.
00:54For under $2, you basically can't go wrong stocking up your parts bin.
00:59If you need actual sound quality and not just beeping, you have to grab this round 801W speaker.
01:06It's a 20mm loudspeaker that comes with a 1.25mm cable attached, so you don't have to fiddle with
01:12soldering tiny pads right away. This is the go-to choice if you're building a small Bluetooth radio
01:18or a talking project. At only $0.53, it is an absolute steal. It has a solid 4.7-star
01:26rating,
01:27and for the price of a gumball, you can finally give your Arduino project a voice.
01:32Next, we have a really interesting variety pack, the 5PCS Magnetic Buzzer Set.
01:37This kit is awesome because it includes 5 different sizes, 90-32, 50-20, 75-25, 96-50,
01:45and 12-30, so you can test out which frequency and size fits your specific build best.
01:50These are magnetic DC buzzers that work great with 3V or 5V, and they are specifically designed
01:55for SMD applications. It costs $1.69 for the set, and it holds a perfect 5-star rating.
02:03If you're prototyping and aren't sure exactly which size you need, this is the smartest way to buy.
02:09For those who need something a bit louder and more standard, check out this 10-pack of 12,085
02:14passive buzzers. These are 12mm by 8.5mm with a 42-ohm resistance, which is pretty much the
02:22industry standard for Arduino projects. They are super common because they work with a wide voltage
02:27range, anywhere from 3V up to 12V. You get 10 of them for $2.84, and they have a flawless
02:345-star
02:35rating. If you're following a tutorial online, these are probably the exact buzzers you need.
02:42Finally, if you are planning a massive project or just want to be stocked up for life,
02:46grab this 20-piece set of the 42 or 12,085 passive buzzers. This is the same reliable 12mm
02:53buzzer as the previous one, but this set gives you double the quantity. Since they are passive,
02:59you have full control over the frequency using PWM, meaning you can play actual songs and tones.
03:05The price is $4.62 for 20 pieces, which brings the cost per unit way down. It's a 5-star
03:12rated kit
03:13that ensures you'll never be stuck waiting for a single buzzer to arrive in the mail again.
03:18So, there you have it, 5 solid options to get your project buzzing without breaking the bank.
03:23I've dropped the links to all of these in the description below so you can check the current
03:27prices and grab the ones that fit your build. If this helped you out, make sure to hit the like
03:33button and subscribe for more Arduino deals and DIY tips. Thanks for watching, and happy tinkering!
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