Description
Product Overview
Upgrade your prototyping toolkit with our 130pcs Solderless Flexible Breadboard Jumper Wires Male to Male. Designed for Arduino enthusiasts and electronics hobbyists, these high‑quality jumper wires offer a quick, clean, and reliable connection to your breadboard without the hassle of soldering.
Key Highlights
- • 130 Pack: A generous assortment of 130 flexible wires—perfect for large projects, teaching labs, or a complete spare inventory.
- • Male to Male: Seamlessly connects two breadboard rows, enabling fast circuit assembly and easy rewiring.
- • Durable Construction: Made from premium, flexible plastic and gold‑plated copper for long‑lasting, low‑resistance connections.
- • Compact Size: 2.54 mm (0.1 inch) pitch matches standard Arduino and generic breadboard spacing.
- • Heat‑Resistant: Withstands temperatures up to 80 °C, ideal for high‑current or high‑frequency applications.
- • Easy to Use: Plug‑and‑play design—no soldering required, saving time and reducing mess.
- • Versatile Compatibility: Works with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32, and any 0.1‑inch breadboard.
- • Color‑Coded Options: (Optional) Choose from a range of colors to keep your wiring organized.
Technical Specifications
- Wire Length: 20 cm (7.9 in) – optimal for most breadboard setups.
- Material: High‑conductivity copper, gold‑plated connectors.
- Connector Type: 0.1‑inch male pin.
- Color: Black (standard) – available in other colors upon request.
- Package: 130 individual wires in a resealable pouch for easy storage.
Why Choose These Jumper Wires?
Whether you’re building a prototype, teaching electronics, or repairing a circuit, these solderless jumper wires provide a hassle‑free, reliable solution. Their flexible design reduces strain on connections, while the gold‑plated contacts resist corrosion for years of use. With a full 130‑pack, you’ll always have the right wire on hand for any project, big or small.
Applications
• Arduino & ESP32 prototyping
• Raspberry Pi GPIO wiring
• Educational kits and STEM projects
• DIY electronics and hobbyist experiments
• Rapid prototyping and circuit testing






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