micro:bit Accessories

Octopus Electronic Bricks, you can use them to build electronics projects just as easily as piling bricks. By using Octopus electronic bricks, you can connect Arduino compatible boards easily with...

ElecFreaks Micro:bit Breakout Board matches perfectly with the BBC micro:bit pins. Plug in this breakout board for instant access to micro:bit's GPIO. Features Input voltage: 3.3V, Powered by the...

Make your micro:bit sing with noise:bit! It's a tiny speaker that packs a fair bit of punch, and it's perfect for BLEEPS and BLOOPS! Just slot in your micro:bit, and use the sound generation blocks...

Sense the world around you with enviro:bit! It's loaded with sensors for air and weather, colour and light, and sound, and slots right onto your micro:bit. Just slot in your micro:bit, then code...

A 3V Light Emitting Diode as an additional LED. It uses a high brightness low current LED and includes a current limiting resistor to protect the micro:bit’s output. The black lead goes on to GND...

A transistor that will allow other items to be switched where the micro:bit would not be able to. Items such as motors, larger speakers, relays and so forth, up to 1A total load. A current limiting...

A simple buzzer with transistor that can be powered by the micro:bit. Costs more than a headphone adapter but far less than the mini-speaker - its best use is to act as an sounder for an alarm or...

A small version of the PIR that is used in a typical burglar alarm. It triggers when a warm body passes in front of the detector. It has some range / sensitivity setting capability and the duration...

A small microphone with amplifier & threshold setting. It can detect when sound reaches a certain level. It can not detect a particular frequency and there is no support in the micro:bit programming...

A type of buzzer - it has to be driven by a pulsed output. It's tuned for around 2kHz when it will be at its loudest but will produce a tone across a wide range of frequencies. In the Block Editor,...

Good for detecting boxes, drawers or doors being opened and much more. The black lead goes on GND, the red lead goes on 3v and the other lead goes on 0, 1, or 2. This item is some

A very accurate temperature sensor using a calibrated chip called a TMP36GZ. It is accurate to ±1°C at +25°C. At this temperature it outputs 750mV. It changes by 10mV per °C. The black lead goes on...

An external light sensor for all your light sensing needs. The black lead goes on GND, the red lead goes on 3v and the other lead goes on 0, 1, or 2.This item is polarity sensitive, the red & black...

This Pushbutton makes it easy to add an extra input to your BBC micro:bit projects. With simple clip leads and no soldering required, it’s perfect for classrooms, workshops, and quick prototyping...

Provides a variable voltage to an analog input via a twist knob - a volume control if you will. Can be used for any application where a user input across an analog range is required - for instance...

The Water Sensor Provides a variable analog reading depending on how wet/damp the sensor is. Good for plants or fingers. The black lead goes on GND, the red lead goes on 3v and the blue lead goes on...

Dupont 5 way Female to Female interface cable for the Kitronik Line Following Add On For :MOVE mini kit. It is also suitable for breadboards with 2.54mm pitch. This standard Dupont interface cable is...

Get more from :MOVE mini for the BBC microbit with the Bumper add-on. Turn :MOVE mini into a football/hockey game playing robot and compete against other robots. The BBC micro:bit is sold separately...

The Kitronik :GAME ZIP 64 is the ultimate retro gaming accessory for the BBC microbit. It has been designed to be an all in one hand held gaming platform, which also includes a built in, 64 (8x8)...

Caution! The BBC micro:bit is NOT included. You can buy the BBC micro:bit here. Looking to do more with your BBC micro:bit