ZeroSeg [Discontinued] Reviews

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Posted 1 year ago

“It was very fun to Play with it. I am using it as A clock and i can check the weather”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Works flawlessly, sits perfectly atop the RPi Zero. Careful when assembling it, though! I advise buying thin solder (0.7mm diameter or so), as I tried to mount one with 2mm solder, and it did not go very well.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Does what it offers, reasonably quick assembly and is reliable. I made a smart clock with it. 5 stars.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“3/5 for packing things - it was completely crushed and I needed to straighten the pins.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“I'll have to assume that the ZeroSeg is a great product, but I can't say for sure because I accidentally destroyed mine while attempting to solder all the little parts together. I wish there was a pre-assembled version available for those of us who lack the steady hands and eyesight needed to put one together.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“Bought three of these to make currency tickers which works very well. The soldering can be a little difficult, I think I have blown the LEDs one of them with my soldering so just be careful.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“This was my introduction to the Rpi world. Wanted something to monitor the brewing of my beers, connected through Bluetooth to a measuring probe inside the fermenter. But wasn't convinced to just by a Rpi zero, wanted something more. Glad I found this. It is the ideal kit if you're willing to do some soldering, program the display yourself but aren't confident yet to buy the pieces individually. Everything you need is there except the Rpi zero and the soldering iron. And for its price! It is really worth it. Really fun Sunday morning soldering and then programming in afternoon. Thank you for putting this kit together.”

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Posted 6 years ago