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micro:bit v2.2 — The kid-safe board for fast classroom & maker projects

The BBC micro:bit v2.2 is a tiny, friendly microcontroller that helps beginners jump into coding, electronics, and robotics fast. It packs an LED matrix, buttons, motion & direction sensors, a microphone and speaker (v2), Bluetooth® LE, and big ring pads for alligator clips—so you can build demos without soldering.

Use Microsoft MakeCode blocks to start, then switch to MicroPython or C/C++ as you grow. It’s perfect for STEM activities, quick prototypes, wearables, and low-power IoT experiments.

Why you’ll love it

  • All-in-one learning tool: LEDs, buttons, mic/speaker (v2), accelerometer & compass—no extra parts required to start.
  • Beginner to advanced: MakeCode blocks → Python/C++ when you’re ready.
  • No-solder starts: Three large rings (P0, P1, P2) accept alligator clips for instant experiments.

What you can build

  • Wearable step counter, compass, or gesture controller.
  • 2-wheel robot with obstacle sensing and line following.
  • Classroom radio games and data-logging projects.

Starter bundles

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Technical specifications

Processor Nordic nRF52-series 32-bit MCU (Cortex-M4 class)
Wireless Bluetooth® Low Energy + micro:bit 2.4 GHz radio
Display & Input 5×5 red LED matrix, A/B buttons, capacitive touch logo (v2)
Sensors Accelerometer, magnetometer (compass), temp; mic & speaker (v2)
I/O Edge connector with 25 pads (P0–P20 + 3V/GND); 3 large rings (P0, P1, P2)
Interfaces I²C, SPI, UART (via edge connector)
Power Micro-USB 5 V; 3 V JST battery connector (2×AAA pack)
Dimensions ~52 × 43 mm (approx.)

Pinout & power notes

  • Edge pads are 3.3 V logic. Use a level shifter with 5 V sensors/boards.
  • The 3 big rings (P0, P1, P2) are ideal for alligator leads and fast lessons.
  • For displays (I²C), keep wires short and share GND.

What’s in the box

  • 1× micro:bit v2.2 board

FAQs — micro:bit (Philippines)

Is this the latest micro:bit with mic & speaker?
Yes, v2 boards include a built-in microphone and speaker for sound-reactive projects.
What cable and battery pack do I need?
Use a Micro-USB cable for data/power and a 2×AAA battery holder for portable use.
Can it drive 5 V modules?
micro:bit I/O is 3.3 V. Use a bi-directional level shifter with 5 V sensors or Arduino-style shields.
Do you ship nationwide?
Yes—fast shipping across the Philippines, with same-day dispatch for many Metro Manila orders.

Tip: For quick classroom wins, pair micro:bit with 0.96″ OLED or go straight to a robot base like 2WD chassis or ACEBOTT TinkerBott.

micro:bit v2.2 Board

micro:bit v2.2 Board

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