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product_id: 504217790
title: "Micro:bit V2 Go Kit Original Microbit V2 Starter Kit, with Micro:bit V2, Battery Holder, Micro USB Cable"
brand: "keyestudio"
price: "409 kr"
currency: DKK
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reviews_count: 12
category: "Keyestudio"
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# 25 programmable LEDs for dynamic visuals Bluetooth & radio wireless connectivity Built-in speaker for sound & music Micro:bit V2 Go Kit Original Microbit V2 Starter Kit, with Micro:bit V2, Battery Holder, Micro USB Cable

**Brand:** keyestudio
**Price:** 409 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Unlock your inner innovator with the Micro:bit V2 Starter Kit!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Micro:bit V2 Go Kit Original Microbit V2 Starter Kit, with Micro:bit V2, Battery Holder, Micro USB Cable by keyestudio
- **How much does it cost?** 409 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.dk](https://www.desertcart.dk/products/504217790-micro-bit-v2-go-kit-original-microbit-v2-starter-kit)

## Best For

- keyestudio enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted keyestudio brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Learn, Create, Share:** Access free tutorials and project ideas to stay ahead in the maker community.
- • **Plug & Play Starter Kit:** Includes battery holder, USB cable & batteries—everything to launch your coding journey.
- • **Seamless Wireless Freedom:** Bluetooth and radio enable effortless device pairing and remote control.
- • **All-in-One Coding Powerhouse:** Micro:bit V2 packs sensors, buttons, speaker & LEDs for endless project possibilities.
- • **Intuitive Multi-Language Coding:** Supports block GUI, JavaScript & Python for every skill level.

## Overview

The KEYESTUDIO Micro:bit V2 Go Kit features the original BBC Microbit V2.2 board with a built-in speaker, 25 LEDs, multiple sensors (motion, light, temperature, compass), two programmable buttons, and Bluetooth wireless connectivity. This versatile starter kit includes a battery holder, USB cable, and batteries, making it perfect for beginners and pros alike to code in block GUI, JavaScript, or Python. Supported by free tutorials, it’s an ideal gateway to hands-on learning and creative tech projects.

## Description

desertcart.com: KEYESTUDIO Micro:bit V2 Go Kit Original Microbit V2 Starter Kit, with Micro:bit V2, Battery Holder, Micro USB Cable : Electronics

Review: Micro bit detailed review - I recently got my hands on the BBC Micro:bit V2, and I have to say—it’s a tiny device with massive potential. Whether you're a beginner in coding or just looking to tinker with electronics, this little board delivers a surprisingly rich experience. What I Loved: Built-in Sensors Galore: Accelerometer, magnetometer, temperature sensor, and even light sensing—it's like having a mini lab in your pocket. LED Matrix Display: The 5x5 LED grid is perfect for simple animations, messages, or visual feedback. It’s basic, but super fun to play with. Programmable Buttons: Two tactile buttons (A and B) make it easy to create interactive projects like games or counters. Bluetooth Connectivity: I was able to connect it to my phone and other devices for remote control and data sharing. Microphone & Speaker: The V2 version adds audio capabilities, which opens up a whole new world of sound-based projects. Ease of Use: Programming the Micro:bit is a breeze thanks to Microsoft MakeCode, a drag-and-drop coding platform that’s perfect for beginners. If you're more advanced, it also supports Python and JavaScript, which is a huge plus. Educational Value: This thing is a dream for classrooms and self-learners. It turns abstract coding concepts into tangible, hands-on experiences. I can see why educators rave about it. Minor Quirks: The onboard memory is limited, so complex projects might require external components. Some of the educational materials online could be better structured for total beginners. Final Verdict: The Micro:bit V2 is a fantastic tool for learning, experimenting, and having fun with tech. It’s not just a gadget—it’s a gateway to creativity. Whether you're 10 or 110, this board invites you to invent something cool.
Review: It's a powerful "toy" microcontroller and it's awesome. - The Micro:bit is the brainchild of the BBC in the UK to teach kids computing, designed and introduced in 2016, kind of like a spirit successor of the BBC micro, a very famous 80s microcomputer that was also developed at the BBC's behest. The Micro:bit is a single board computer and development board that includes a powerful 32-bit CPU plus sensors and an edge connector for interfacing with outside elements through clips or banana plugs. It also includes a 5 by 5 LED array that can show scrolling messages and simple animations. This item here is version V2 which was introduced in October of 2020. I bought the first version when it was still available in a local store and this one from desertcart just a few days ago. The new version has a more powerful CPU and more memory plus a few more bells and whistles but it is in most respects identical to the first version and pretty much backwards compatible. I can tell you that I have been having a lot of fun experimenting with the Micro:bit. You can program it using a visual block language through Microsoft's Makecode website, or you can program it using Micropython or Circuitpython. While it is fun to program the Micro:bit's front LED matrix, the real fun is in interfacing it with the outside world. Since the item was designed to be handled by children, you don't connect it to sensors or LEDs or such using jumper cables but instead you would use crocodile clips or banana plugs to connect whatever you want to control or read from to the board's ground, 3V power and any of the 3 I/O points. I have been cultivating a great fondness for the Micro:bit, I think it is a beautiful instrument to learn coding, microcomputing, electronics, control, etc. It is certainly not a substitute for an Arduino or an RP Pico but those have their own places ( and I certainly am fond of them as well) and besides, I have a lot of fun translating projects in Arduino or RP Pico books to the Micro:bit.

## Features

- Includes the BBC Microbit V2.2 which has new speaker sensor, Built-in 25 LEDs, 2 buttons, motion sensor, buzzer, light sensor, temperature sensor, compass, radio and Bluetooth wireless features make it easy to get you started with more fun projects.
- This is an easy to use electronic board that is very versatile and can be coded many different ways. It can be integrated with other coding tools and on many platforms.
- Coding is easy with online block gui, javascript and python. Compiles to hex file, which you then copy to microbit (looks like a drive to pc)
- Box contains: 1 micro:bit v2.2, 1 USB cable, 1 battery holder, 2 AAA batteries, user guide
- Free tutorials and project ideas available on the micro:bit website. The instructions are easy to follow for a beginner to learn to code with it.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BP1J72RR |
| Best Sellers Rank | #81 in Single Board Computers (Computers & Accessories) |
| Brand | KEYESTUDIO |
| Compatible Devices | USB-compatible devices, Bluetooth-enabled devices |
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 129 Reviews |
| Manufacturer | keyes |
| Model Name | KEYESTUDIO Micro:bit V2 |
| Operating System | Linux |
| Processor Count | 1 |
| RAM Memory Technology | LPDDR3 |
| Total Usb Ports | 1 |
| Wireless Communication Standard | Bluetooth |
| Wireless Compability | Bluetooth |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** KEYESTUDIO
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB
- **Model Name:** KEYESTUDIO Micro:bit V2
- **Operating System:** Linux
- **Wireless Communication Standard:** Bluetooth

## Images

![Micro:bit V2 Go Kit Original Microbit V2 Starter Kit, with Micro:bit V2, Battery Holder, Micro USB Cable - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61wp+Msm26L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does it have a touch sensitive logo?**
A: Yes, it's the latest microbit v2.2 board that has a touch sensitive logo.

**Q: Will the package be delivered exactly the same as the current product information page? I want the product in the same box.**
A: Sure, as per description and photos. Box contains: 1 micro:bit v2.2 with user guide, 1 USB cable, 1 battery holder, 2 AAA batteries.
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Micro bit detailed review
*by J***Y on July 18, 2025*

I recently got my hands on the BBC Micro:bit V2, and I have to say—it’s a tiny device with massive potential. Whether you're a beginner in coding or just looking to tinker with electronics, this little board delivers a surprisingly rich experience. What I Loved: Built-in Sensors Galore: Accelerometer, magnetometer, temperature sensor, and even light sensing—it's like having a mini lab in your pocket. LED Matrix Display: The 5x5 LED grid is perfect for simple animations, messages, or visual feedback. It’s basic, but super fun to play with. Programmable Buttons: Two tactile buttons (A and B) make it easy to create interactive projects like games or counters. Bluetooth Connectivity: I was able to connect it to my phone and other devices for remote control and data sharing. Microphone & Speaker: The V2 version adds audio capabilities, which opens up a whole new world of sound-based projects. Ease of Use: Programming the Micro:bit is a breeze thanks to Microsoft MakeCode, a drag-and-drop coding platform that’s perfect for beginners. If you're more advanced, it also supports Python and JavaScript, which is a huge plus. Educational Value: This thing is a dream for classrooms and self-learners. It turns abstract coding concepts into tangible, hands-on experiences. I can see why educators rave about it. Minor Quirks: The onboard memory is limited, so complex projects might require external components. Some of the educational materials online could be better structured for total beginners. Final Verdict: The Micro:bit V2 is a fantastic tool for learning, experimenting, and having fun with tech. It’s not just a gadget—it’s a gateway to creativity. Whether you're 10 or 110, this board invites you to invent something cool.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It's a powerful "toy" microcontroller and it's awesome.
*by F***Z on April 17, 2025*

The Micro:bit is the brainchild of the BBC in the UK to teach kids computing, designed and introduced in 2016, kind of like a spirit successor of the BBC micro, a very famous 80s microcomputer that was also developed at the BBC's behest. The Micro:bit is a single board computer and development board that includes a powerful 32-bit CPU plus sensors and an edge connector for interfacing with outside elements through clips or banana plugs. It also includes a 5 by 5 LED array that can show scrolling messages and simple animations. This item here is version V2 which was introduced in October of 2020. I bought the first version when it was still available in a local store and this one from Amazon just a few days ago. The new version has a more powerful CPU and more memory plus a few more bells and whistles but it is in most respects identical to the first version and pretty much backwards compatible. I can tell you that I have been having a lot of fun experimenting with the Micro:bit. You can program it using a visual block language through Microsoft's Makecode website, or you can program it using Micropython or Circuitpython. While it is fun to program the Micro:bit's front LED matrix, the real fun is in interfacing it with the outside world. Since the item was designed to be handled by children, you don't connect it to sensors or LEDs or such using jumper cables but instead you would use crocodile clips or banana plugs to connect whatever you want to control or read from to the board's ground, 3V power and any of the 3 I/O points. I have been cultivating a great fondness for the Micro:bit, I think it is a beautiful instrument to learn coding, microcomputing, electronics, control, etc. It is certainly not a substitute for an Arduino or an RP Pico but those have their own places ( and I certainly am fond of them as well) and besides, I have a lot of fun translating projects in Arduino or RP Pico books to the Micro:bit.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good for 13 yo kids
*by Q***N on November 20, 2025*

It's easy to start with the coding. My daughter likes it and coded a simple program with lighting and shining heart the first day she received the kit. Fun kit!

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*Last updated: 2026-03-07*