diymore Pro Micro Microcontroller 16MHz 5V with 2-Row Pins Header Module Board ATmega32U4 Module Board Micro USB Pro Micro Development Board Microcontroller

Such a versatile little device. Using it to convert a controller to 1000hz and it works like a charm. Only downside is micro USB instead of USB-C but I only despise micro USB because cables almost always seem to crap out due to the awful 2-prong attachment design.

Works well! I use it for VBand access and it was a very quick and easy build!

Board works fine and does pro micro things but the USB port really is flimsy. Mine got caught in my case when I was shutting it and ripped the pads clean off the PCB. Irreparable damage, dead board.

This is a great little controller board. It's simple to use, program, and understand. Great for most electrical projects. I used this for a custom button box for a truck simulator. I would recommend.

Im building a button box for sim racing on PC. I have never bought any microcontrollers. I have never done any electrical like this at all. I was surprised it was as small as it is (size of my index finger). Im not the greatest at soldering or anything so we shall see how it goes.

Delivery and availability of the Pro Micro board by Diymore was great including the vendor's reachout post sale to tell me they appreciated the purchase! I have not setup or used the board yet but I'm confident it will be good.

Previous Review: The product isn’t being recognized by my pc. I have tried everything in the book and nothing. Also does not go into bootlander mode Updated Review: I found out what the problem. I watched multiple videos and actually bought another arduino clone from a different vendor. Turns out it was my cable. The one prior was not working properly. Which I found odd because it was a data cable not just for charging but it apparently very common. So keep that in mind. Was able to build my first keyboard!

Overall, the product is made well. Unfortunately, the part of the board that gets the most stress is not. Even though a few reviews indicated issues with the USB port breaking off, I decided to take a chance and try the board. The USB port had a tighter fit than my original Pro Micro. I tried different cables to determine if it was an issue with the port or the cable; it was the port. Even though I tried to be careful removing the cable, it wasn't long before the USB port separated from the board. If you plan to use this board by only providing power to the RAW connector, you should be fine. But if you will be using the USB port as the primary power source, I would reconsider.

Other than recognizing as a Leonardo, it worked perfectly for VRCpro! Good product if this is what your trying to do!