Arduino Selection Guide

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The following is a guide to selecting Arduino compatible hardware. It is an incomplete list and is based on a mix of fact, opinion, and personal experience. Feel free to disagree and contribute to this list!


General Purpose

Price # Digital # Analog Voltage Notes
Trinket Pro $15 18 8 3.3v or 5v more pins than UNO, built in USB, tiny
Uno (R3) $35 14 6 5v simple, easy, foolproof. a bit large
Pro Mini $10-15 14 8 3.3v or 5v small & cheap. Needs FTDI
Teensy 3.2 $25 34 21 3.3v good partner for ESP8266, built in USB, powerful
Teensy LC < $20 27 21 3.3v good partner for neopixels, built in USB, powerful

Small and Cheap

Price # Digital # Analog