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Pick the assembly work you want: solder a console, assemble a game kit, or modify a watch.

Three starting points

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01

You want to learn soldering

Nibble

A small games-console kit with a 128 × 128 colour screen. Budget for soldering tools and AAA alkaline batteries.

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02

You want an assembly-and-coding project

ByteBoi 2.0

A handheld console kit with CircuitBlocks support and an included LiPo battery. Use the 2.0 instructions.

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03

You already have a compatible watch

Sensor Watch Pro

A replacement circuit board, not a finished watch. The case, custom display and sensors need separate consideration.

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Assembly requirements come from the linked maker material. Tool costs, total build time and learning outcomes have not been independently measured.

Before you buy

  1. Read the included-parts list and the tool list before ordering.
  2. Match the instructions to the exact product revision.
  3. Choose a small first modification you can recognize immediately.
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Setup checklist

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  1. Use the maker’s assembly guide to check the package. Keep batteries disconnected during assembly when the guide instructs you to do so.

    Nibble maker resources ↗
  2. Build the device using its revision-specific instructions and run the supplied example before making changes.

    ByteBoi 2.0 maker resources ↗
  3. Change a game message, display output or watch behavior. Keep a copy of the working example so you can return to it.

    Sensor Watch Pro maker resources ↗

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