USB C Raspberry PI PICO Development Board Based on RP2040 Microcontroller with 133 MHz Dual-core Cortex ARM M0+Processor, 4MB Flash, Arduino IDE and CSDK Compatible

I needed this to control part of an art piece I am building, mainly a strobe light timed to a small motor, and it is perfect for the job. It seems to be a full Pico clone and was simple to get to testing my code right out of the package. Speaking of packages, this was not only sealed in an anti-static bag, but it also came in a nice hard plastic case as well, unlike the last few clones I have picked up.I love these RP2040 chips, and this one is nice with the 4mb over a 2mb version. I also like that it has the USB-C port rather than anything older.

This Luatos RP2040 board is a 100% perfect Raspberry Pi Pico clone, with a minor flash memory upgrade from 2MB to 4MB. Otherwise, it’s basically identical. Right down to only having a Bootsel button and not a reset button. I connected this board, and ran some basic blink code using micropython, and it worked like a charm, with the identical process used for a standard Pico. Not a single issue.There are a lot of RP2040 based devices that include a few more quality of life improvements (like adding a reset button), but if you need or desire a 100% identical clone to the original Pi Pico (with double the flash memory), then this is the microcontroller for you. Also, one thing to note about this seller; Luatos keeps a wiki page with a lot of documentation about all of their products, including this one. But, since this is a Pico clone, there are vastly more resources online pertaining to the Pico which can help you if you need a hand. Absolutely 5 stars.