00:00Okay, if you've ever tried to build a quick circuit and spent more time hunting for parts
00:04than actually tinkering, this one's for you, I went down a rabbit hole finding the best deals
00:08for top 5 breadboard test boards for quick circuits, and honestly, the prices are kind
00:12of ridiculous in the best way. Kicking things off at number 5, this set of 6 mini breadboards
00:18with 170 tie points each is perfect for tiny projects where a full-size board is just overkill,
00:23think Arduino, Raspberry Pi, or a quick sensor test. At $4.43, you're basically paying pocket
00:30change per board, and with nearly $4,900 sold at a 4.9 rating, clearly I'm not the only one
00:36who thinks
00:36so. Next up is something a little different, a salty able perma proto board, which is what you
00:42grab once your breadboard proof of concept actually works and you want to make it permanent. It's just
00:48$3.21, it's got almost 4700 sales and a 4.9 rating, and honestly, every maker should keep a
00:55couple of these around for that, okay, it works, now let's make it real moment. Third is the 5-pack
01:00of 400 and 830-point solderless boards, this is your volume buy if you've got multiple projects going
01:06or you're tired of ripping apart one circuit to start another. $8.24 gets you 5 boards with a 4
01:13.8 rating
01:14in over 4500 sold, so you can leave your builds in progress and actually come back to them later.
01:20Number 2 is a bit of a bulk option, 1-10830-point MB102 boards, white or transparent, and they
01:26actually come with packing, which is nice for storage. At $21.82 for the full set, it sounds
01:32pricey, but per board it's a steal, and a 4.9 rating across 4500 sales tells you people are happy
01:38with the quality. And the number 1 pick is the best bang for your buck starter kit out there
01:43and MB102800 30-point breadboard bundled with 65 jumper wires for just $3.15.
01:50That's less than a coffee, and it's a 4.9 rated kit with over 4400 sold, so if you're brand
01:55new to
01:55this or just want a grab-ango setup, this is the one I'd start with. All the links are in
02:01the
02:01description below, so go check the current prices before they change. If this helped you out, smash
02:07that like button and subscribe, I'll keep hunting down the best maker deals so you don't have to.
