00:00Okay, if you've ever tried building a circuit and ended up with a rat's nest of wires and a headache,
00:04you're gonna want to stick around. I went digging through the listings and found the
00:09best deals for the top 5 PCB protoboards for easy circuit building and honestly,
00:13a couple of these are stupidly cheap for what you get.
00:16First up, the 10-pack of 5x7cm single-sided protoboards.
00:22These are your classic yellow perfboards, 1.2mm thick, so they don't flex or bend when
00:27you're soldering, and you get 10 of them. For $4.46, that works out to under $0.50 a board,
00:34which is perfect if you're prototyping a lot of small projects and don't want to feel bad about
00:38cutting one up. With nearly 4,800 sold and a 4.8 rating, clearly I'm not the only one who
00:44stocked up.
00:46Next, the MB-102 solderless breadboard, 400 or 830 tiepoints, and it usually comes with jumper wires.
00:54This is the one I'd grab if you're just starting out, because no soldering, no commitment,
00:58you just poke components in, test your idea, and pull them back out.
01:02At $3.31 with a 4.9 rating and almost 4,800 sold, it's basically the default starter board
01:09for Arduino folks, and for good reason. Then there's the big boy and 18x30cm
01:15double-sided prototype board with standard 2.54mm pitch. This thing is huge, and because it's
01:22double-sided, you've got way more room to route traces and keep your build clean instead of
01:26cramming everything onto one side. At $6.59, it's the priciest one here, but it's also the only one
01:33with a perfect 5-star rating, so if you're building something substantial, this is the one.
01:38Number 4 is a 6-pack of mini breadboards, 170 tiepoints each, the SIB-170 style.
01:45These are tiny, and that's the whole point, they snap together, they fit into tight spots,
01:50and they're great for small modules or testing a sub-circuit without dragging out your full-size
01:54board. 6 of them for $4.47 with a 4.9 rating, that's a solid little kit for anyone working
02:01with
02:01Arduino or a Raspberry Pi. And last but not least, a single solderless breadboard in either 400
02:07or 830 points, priced at $3.42. Now, this overlaps with number 2, but here you're buying
02:15just one board with no extras so if you already have jumper wires lying around and just need
02:19one more solid breadboard, this is the simplest way to grab it. Another 4.9 rating, over 4,200
02:26sold, and it's the cheapest single board on the list. So there you go 5 solid picks for easy
02:32circuit building, ranging from 3 bucks to under 7. All the links are in the description below
02:37so go check them out. And if this helped you out, drop a like and hit subscribe I'll be
02:43back with more of these.
