KEYESTUDIO GPIO Breakout Kit for Raspberry Pi - Assembled Pi Breakout + Rainbow Ribbon Cable + 400 Tie Points Solderless Breadboard

I have a Raspberry 5 in a CanaKit enclosure and counting pins to hook anything up is difficult. This accessory works well with the little box, brings everything out for easy connections, and labels each of the pins rather than trying to count down 9 pins on the left side and get a Dupont wire inserted.

For the money, you just can't beat this thing. It arrived in new condition and assembled as expected. If a person can't figure out how to put this thing together and connect it to 40-pin header, they probably shouldn't be messing around with any kind of electricity.

I hate Amazon's summary of feedback, as it does not separate items will, so my initial comments about this were actually intended for another product and I couldn't figure out a way to retract the ones I erroneously entered for this. So I thought I'd write a review so as to clarify things.This is a good value for the money. It was well packaged, and I like that there was even protective foam over the pins to protect them in case the box was poorly handled during shipping.The product is not complicated, so there is not a lot else to say. In summary the quality is quite good, the packaging was excellent, and you get a lot for your money.

This is a GPIO specific circuit, it is NOT a 1 to 1 pin to pin routing of the DIP pins to the output pins. You want something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Proto-Advantage-DR127D254P40M-1-27mm-40-Pin-Adapter/dp/B097RYVGTN/ref=sr_1_17

I'm new to the Pi, having this extension and pinout board makes it a little easier get things wired up. Good quality. Easy to install. Fits a little too snug with a cooler in.

Works as described

Compared with other options, other T-Cobbler breakout boards cost the same to three times as much; and they don't include the nice mini-breadboard that this product includes. In general, such breadboards vary greatly in quality, and I haven't used this one enough to see; but at this price, who cares!My only complaint lies with the Raspberry Pi itself, in that the GPIO Expansion Header is not keyed; however, the photos on Amazon show the proper connector orientation (the reverse of the ribbon cable's color coded wires).

Hey you! Yeah you! Do you have a raspberry pi ZERO? Yeah!? Guess what, the pinout is different than that for the other pi's! Don't be dumb like and get this one unless you wanna bother with re-labeling it on your own. Product works fine and all that, so 5 stars, just a pain since the labels don't work for the zero!