Emakefun for Arduino Nano Project Super Starter Kit with Detailed Tutorial for Arduino Nano V3.0 ATMEGA328P …

The breadboard was pretty cheap. I had to bend it to fit in my Arduino. Also didn't receive all of the resistors. But other than those two things the kit was pretty good and the instructions were okay too.

Got the kit for my kid to try his hands on Arduino. It is not bad for a chinese knock off. On a Mac you do need to install the serial driver. Also, as others have said, this Nano has a wrong bootloader flashed. I had to flash the correct bootloader using my UNO, and everything is happy dandy now. No PINs were bent on the nano and I could immediately attach it to the breadboard provided. It does come with some nice accessories for kids to play and learn, so I guess it was a good buy for the low price after discounts.Update:Seems like this one does not have PWM pins, unlike real nano. So, servo motors do not seem to work. Emakefun does have an example that seems to be calculating pulsewidth and writing it directly to the digital pins. Have to try and see if that works. Else this thing is going back.