MI:pro Protector Case for the BBC micro:bit - mountable

The MI:pro Protector Case is a great choice for your BBC micro:bit. It comes in four vibrant colors - Clear, Green, Orange, and Blue. This compact and portable case not only keeps your BBC micro:bit safe but also offers many benefits. You can bolt a 2xAAA battery pack to the back, creating a handy unit. Note that the battery cage supplied with the BBC micro:bit doesn't fit this product, but the one provided here will! It can stand neatly on a desk and has large, easy - to - read labels for the A and B buttons. You'll have full access to the bottom pins, allowing you to use the Edge Connector Breakout Board. The front and back plates are made of clear Perspex, while the mid - layer pieces are of the selected color. Assembly is required. This case provides excellent protection, full access to buttons, pins, and connections, and shows on - board LEDs. Contents include various screws, nuts, and plates. Dimensions are 65mm in length, 50mm in width, and 17mm in height. You'll need a BBC micro:bit, a flat - head screwdriver, and a Phillips screwdriver. Assembly instructions are provided.

Using the MI:pro Protector Case is easy. First, gather all the necessary items: a BBC micro:bit, a flat - head screwdriver, and a Phillips screwdriver. Start by assembling the case using the provided screws, nuts, and plates according to the assembly instructions. Once assembled, place your BBC micro:bit inside the case. You can then attach the 2xAAA battery pack to the back of the case for portability. When using the BBC micro:bit, you'll have full access to the A and B buttons, as well as all the pins and connections, including the micro USB connector. The clear parts of the case let you see the on - board LEDs. Please note that the battery cage that comes with the BBC micro:bit won't fit this case, so use the one provided. Also, keep in mind that the case requires assembly. To maintain the case, simply wipe it clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could scratch the Perspex.