Teyleten Robot Type-C Pro Micro Atmega32U4 5V 16MHz Module Board Micro USB Pro Micro Development Board Micro Controller 3pcs
$18.99
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Customers find the microcontroller board to be of good quality, with one mentioning it’s great for small IoT projects. The functionality receives mixed feedback – while some say it works like a charm, others report that none of their units power up. The USB-C port also gets mixed reviews, with several customers noting it’s false.
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CalcProgrammer1 –
Arduino Pro Micro with USB-C
These worked great for my project. I have used Arduino Pro Micros for a while because they’re small and they work with the CorsairLightingProtocol project, which mimics a Corsair ARGB lighting controller. My previous stash of Pro Micros ran out and these were some of the most reasonably priced with USB-C. They worked great for my project. One thing to note is that the USB port seems slightly off center, but I was custom designing a 3D printed enclosure for my project so I was able to account for that no problem. I soldered these into a prototyping PCB using the included pin headers. My project was to convert an RGB PC fan into a desk fan, using the Arduino running a modified CorsairLightingProtocol as the controller. It controls two channels of ARGB lighting, the PWM output for the fan speed, and takes input from an encoder knob with button.On a second revision of my design I wanted to power the fan off the USB bus so I shorted out the polyfuse on the Arduino and closed the J1 jumper to power the microcontroller directly from the 5V USB bus power. This was a bit of a hack but it worked fine for my application and I was able to run a boost converter to get 12V power out of the 5V input with a total of around 1.2A current draw from the USB port. When doing this the first time somehow I shorted one of the yellow capacitors and had to remove it, but it was bypassed by J1 anyways so it didn’t matter. I take the blame on that one. The second one I modded when making the second board I also shorted the J1 jumper and the polyfuse but did not damage the capacitor, probably just overheated it with the soldering iron or something.
JustOneMore –
Used for MAME arcade spinner
I purchased these in order to make an arcade spinner to work with my upright cabinet and MAME. After programming and pairing one with a rotary encoder and spinner knob (also purchased on Amazon) it worked like a charm. I would not hesitate to purchase the same items again if needed. Thoroughly satisfied.
Marlin K Sundberg –
All three boards were completely bricked
I bought this because I was having trouble with a different pro micro board being out of sync for uploading. And none of these board even power up. All three of them were completely bricked. It could just be a bootloader thing but i don’t want to have to burn the bootloader into all of them. This was the top suggested board and none of them will even power on. Terrible product
Eric Andresen –
High Quality item.
Worked right out of the box. Loadedwith a bootloader as expected. High quality.
DonLou –
Fantastic USBC board
Used these to build a macro keyboard. Fantastic boards and I love that they’re USBc. Work perfectly
Random Amazoner –
Works fine
This comes flashed with “Arduino Leonardo” boot-loader, but in fact this boardis a clone of the “SparkFun Pro Micro v11, 5V”, which is a bit different.So, re-flashed from Arduino IDE 2.0 with USBasp.Works fine.original:lsusb: ID 2341:8036 Arduino SA Leonardo (CDC ACM, HID)updated:lsusb: ID 1b4f:9206 SparkFun SparkFun Pro Micro
Mike –
IOT wonder
Great for small IOT projects.
Robert –
won’t even power up
All three are nonfunctional, none of them will even power up. 5V isn’t even getting across the USBC connector to the board, so something is definitely wrong.