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I may be an anecdote of 1, but I have purchased dozens (probably over 100 by now) of arduino clones of various types and have position converters based on Nano
by HeyLaughingBoy 3y ago
I may be an anecdote of 1, but I have purchased dozens (probably over 100 by now) of arduino clones of various types and have position converters based on Nano clones running large machine tools in various industrial locations. In all that time I've had one failure and that was due to me doing something stupid.
I think I've only ever had one genuine Arduino brand device and that was sent to me by a client.
- JohnFen 3y agoExcellent! My experience is a bit different, obviously, but I'm happy that yours is better. I'm not talking about clones in general, though, I'm talking about cut-rate boards from China and such.
- pclmulqdq 3y agoI have had a better experience with the Chinese boards, personally. If you go for the $3-4 ones instead of the $0.50 ones, you will usually get something actually with genuine parts and better quality than a brand-name arduino. My favorite clone has ESD protection on the pins, and I have never seen it get fried, which I have seen with a few genuine arduinos.