M-01
Ultrasonic sensor + LCD screen
Mount an ultrasonic sensor or small LCD on any build
On inquiry
B-01
ON INQUIRYSolderBit
Shipping confirmed on request.
SolderBit is powered by the ESP32 chip, giving it strong processing power, range and memory. It has USB-C for connecting to your computer and is fully compatible with the micro:bit connector — so every micro:bit accessory you own works, and a micro:bit can take SolderBit's place in any Solderix kit.
SPEC TABLE
| Chipset | ESP32 |
|---|---|
| Connector | USB-C |
| Compatibility | Fully compatible with the micro:bit connector |
COMPATIBLE MODULES
M-02
Line follower
Line follower sensor, connects with QWIIC cable to the mainboard
On inquiry
M-03
Battery module 2500 mAh
2500 mAh flat battery, USB-C — also supports 18650 cells
On inquiry
M-04
Army truck shell for Zoom
PCB shell that fits over your Zoom — turn it into a terrain truck
On inquiry
M-05
Servo add-on
Servo motor mount for better maneuvering and mechanisms
On inquiry
M-06
Forklift servo adapter
Turn your Zoom into a working forklift
On inquiry
M-07
Laser proximity module
Laser proximity for precision distance
On inquiry
M-08
Acoustic proximity sensor
Acoustic sensor for proximity detection
On inquiry
M-09
QWIIC expansion module
Plug into the QWIIC sensor ecosystem
On inquiry
FAQ
Is SolderBit really micro:bit compatible?
Yes — SolderBit is fully compatible with the micro:bit connector. Your micro:bit accessories work with SolderBit, and a micro:bit can take SolderBit's place in a Zoom.
What's the difference between SolderBit and SolderBit Pro?
Pro adds an LCD screen, extra buttons, an audio jack, an SD card holder and more power. (Comparison table on /products.)
Can I reuse boards in another project?
Yes — that's the whole point. Unscrew the standoffs, rebuild something new.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Start with SolderBrix, our online visual programming tool, then graduate to MicroPython on the ESP32.