Geekcreit® ATmega328P Nano V3 Module Improved Version With USB Cable Development Board Geekcreit for Arduino - products that work with official Arduino boards

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The quallity is very nice! works great in my latest project, an arduino controlled bionic arm. video: https://youtu.be/Qu_x8T9408U

I have received the product, it is good, well produced and very practical. Thank you so much for your service

Hello, This version of the Arduino Nano is using the "CH340G" USB converter IC, so you need to instal the USB 2.0 Driver for it or you won't be able to connect this device to your PC. Here is a link for the WIN7 compatible driver: http://www.arduined.eu/ch340g-converter-windows-7-driver-download/

Especially in Windows 7 and higher. It's a little bit tricky however there is a way to make it working. The board is based on chineese CH430 chip, not original FT232RL. So original drivers won't work. You can easily find archive with drivers for this chip CH341SER.ZIP, however these drivers won't install in Windows 7/8 as Windows has a security feature which will not allow you to install Unsigned Drivers or the drivers without digital signature. So reboot the Windows and press F8 for advanced boot settings while boot process. When the computer shows advanced boot menu, select the option "Disable driver signature enforcement". After it finally booted into the operating system you can install the unsigned driver. After you've installed the driver reboot once again and you're done.

All the other Arduino boards I have got from BangGood have used either the USB drivers from Arduino or FTDI. This one didn't use either but I found the required driver CH341SER at http://www.winchiphead.com/download/CH341/CH341SER.ZIP all now working OK MikeN

It's great. One of three boards had D13 not perfectly soldered, but I can easily fix this. No problem. And great that there is no counterfeit FT232 chip, but a CH340 serial converter. I use Linux, so I do not even notice a difference (/dev/ttyUSB* in both cases) - and it works out of the box. I really liked the other Banggood Nano board, but this is even better (and cheaper).

I had reservations about the change of USB chip, but no need. Using Linux Mint 17, worked out-of-the-box. Full marks. Need more! Almost no point buying the 'naked' Atmel 328 chip for projects, this aint much more expensive, and has crystal, leds, reset button and USB comms.

Salut, I only had to remove one star on quality as the driver software for the FTDI chip (CH340G) was missing. It can be found here: www.winchiphead.com/download/CH341/CH341SER.ZIP. The upload speed if pretty fast, the board looks well done and the price is unbeatable. Ciao, Mathias