LAFVIN PICO Development Kit for Raspberry Pi Pico 2/1/1W, 3.5" 320×480 Capacitive Touch Screen, Mini PSP Joystick, Plug-and-Play No Soldering, 40PIN GPIO Expansion Board

LAFVIN PICO Development Kit： LAFVIN PICO Development Kit is a "plug-and-play" multifunctional expansion board designed specifically for Raspberry Pi Pico / Pico W. It features onboard 3.3 V / 5 V dual power indicators, a reset button, and fully breaks out the 40-pin GPIO, with commonly used peripheral interfaces arranged by category—no soldering required, enabling rapid project development. Specifications: - Expansion board power supply: 5 V (via Pico Micro-USB) - Mounting holes: 4 × Φ3 mm - Packaging dimensions: 8.6 × 5.5 x 1.5 inch - Product weight: 0.41lb Bill of Materials: 1pcs PICO Development Kit 1pcs Acrylic protective plate 8pcs M3×6 round-head screw 4pcs M3×10 brass standoff 1pcs Blue Phillips screwdriver

• 【Wide Compatibility】Perfectly compatible with Raspberry Pi Pico 1, Pico 1 W and Raspberry Pi Pico 2 series, designed as a "plug-in" multi-function expansion board, no need to modify hardware, directly adapted to multiple Pico models.
• 【Rich Interactive Experience】Equipped with 3.5-inch 320×480 capacitive touch screen, Mini PSP joystick, RGB light, buzzer and dual buttons, integrating display, control and sound-light feedback in one set, meeting diverse project interaction needs.
• 【Plug-and-Play & No Soldering Required】Simply snap the Pico board onto the expansion board, plug in the USB cable, and start development immediately—no soldering or complicated settings, saving time for beginners and educators.
• 【Excellent Expandability】Fully leads out 40PIN GPIO, with on-board 3.3V/5V power interfaces, which is convenient for users to lead out and use, and can be easily connected to other external devices for project expansion.
• 【Ideal for STEM Education & Beginners】Equipped with online documents and video tutorials for comprehensive guidance; suitable for STEAM classrooms, allowing students to make their own Pico small computer in 10 minutes, perfect for programming learning and project practice.