BBC micro:bit is one of the most popular STEM educational products in the world. Compact in size yet rich in features. Supports multiple programming languages, including MakeCode, JavaScript, and Python. Transmits data via built-in Bluetooth functionality. Compared with other microcontrollers, micro:bit programming steps are simpler, making it ideal for beginners and younger students. Users can build robot cars or educational kits using this board. Product name: micro:bit V1.5 motherboard Recommended for: elementary school, middle school, and high school students Compatible operating systems: Windows, macOS, iOS, Android Supported programming languages: JavaScript, Python, MicroPython, and C/C++ (via mbed) Includes support for the PXT graphical programming interface Web-based programming environment — no additional compiler downloads required Program via USB connection from a PC Wirelessly program from mobile devices using Bluetooth Product dimensions: 43 x 52 mm The micro:bit board was developed by the BBC to help students aged 11 and up learn coding. It features a 5x5 LED matrix, two programmable buttons, an accelerometer, a compass, a USB port, and a Bluetooth module. Despite its pocket-sized form factor, it offers extensive functionality for programming, customization, and control. Color: Black Material: PCB and metal Package contents: 1 x micro:bit motherboard 1 x USB cable 1 x battery pack (batteries not included) 1 x English user manual Note: The actual product color may vary slightly due to lighting and screen display differences. Measurement tolerance: ±1–3 cm.