Development Boards Philippines: Arduino, ESP32, Pico, STM32 & More | Circuitrocks
Development Boards at Circuitrocks — Brains for Your Robots, IoT & Classroom Projects
Build faster with our curated development boards—from classic Arduino and ESP32/ESP8266 Wi-Fi boards to Raspberry Pi Pico, STM32/Nucleo, micro:bit, and more. Ideal for prototyping, STEM activities, and production-ready proof-of-concepts.
Arduino • ESP32/ESP8266 • Raspberry Pi Pico • STM32 • micro:bit • Dev Kits
Why shop dev boards here
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Complete lineup: Entry-level boards for students plus more advanced ARM and Wi-Fi/BT MCUs.
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Maker-friendly: Breadboardable headers, USB programming, and plenty of community examples.
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PH support: Local stock and quick help from Circuitrocks when you get stuck or blow a pin.
Popular builds
- Line-following and obstacle-avoidance robots
- Wi-Fi/IoT sensor nodes and dashboards
- Smart home relays, alarms, and automation
- STEM classroom kits and capstone prototypes
Featured development board families
Arduino & AVR
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Arduino Uno, Mega, Nano and compatible boards
- Great for beginners, classrooms, and quick prototypes
- Huge ecosystem of shields, examples, and libraries
ESP32 / ESP8266 Wi-Fi
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ESP32 dev boards and ESP8266 modules
- Built-in Wi-Fi/Bluetooth for IoT dashboards and cloud projects
- Perfect for MQTT, Blynk, Home Assistant, and web servers
Tip: If you’re new, start with Arduino Uno / Nano or ESP32 dev boards. If you need more performance or special peripherals, step up to Pico or STM32 families.
Development board chooser (quick guide)
| Need |
Good first choice |
Notes |
| Absolute beginner / classroom intro |
Arduino Uno or Nano |
Simple, lots of tutorials; ideal for LED, sensor, and basic motor projects. |
| Wi-Fi IoT project (sensors + cloud/app) |
ESP32 dev board |
Wi-Fi + Bluetooth in one chip; great with MQTT, REST APIs, and mobile apps. |
| Compact low-cost board with USB-C |
Raspberry Pi Pico / Pico W |
RP2040 MCU, dual-core, supports MicroPython and C/C++; Pico W adds Wi-Fi. |
| Advanced ARM / real-time control |
STM32 / Nucleo board |
More timers, DMA, and peripherals for motor control, robotics, and RTOS. |
| Kids’ coding and STEM outreach |
micro:bit |
Perfect for MakeCode blocks, built-in LEDs, buttons, and sensors. |
| Capstone / thesis prototype |
Arduino Mega or ESP32 (depending on I/O & connectivity) |
Choose more I/O (Mega) or Wi-Fi/BLE (ESP32) and pair with the right shield/modules. |
Picks above are common starting points; check each product page for exact specs, pinouts, and voltage requirements.
FAQ
Which board should I choose if I’m totally new?
Start with an Arduino Uno or Nano. They’re widely used in tutorials, easy to wire, and very forgiving for beginners.
What if I need Wi-Fi or Bluetooth?
Go for an ESP32 dev board or Pico W. These have built-in connectivity and work well with popular IoT platforms and dashboards.
Can I mix boards in one project?
Yes. You can use an ESP32 for connectivity and an Arduino or STM32 for real-time control, as long as they share a common ground and compatible signal levels.
Are these boards safe for classroom use?
Yes—development boards here are widely used in schools, universities, and workshops in the Philippines, especially together with basic sensors, LEDs, and motors.
Do you ship nationwide?
Yes. Circuitrocks ships development boards and accessories anywhere in the Philippines, with fast handling for in-stock items.
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