Humble Pi Kit for Raspberry Pi

This is a PCB board that you can affix to the top of your Rasberry Pi. The Humble Pi Ki allows you make your own Rasberry Pi shields, and nothing more. It comes with one pathetic plastic screw, presumably for attaching the "kit" to your R-Pi.I would give this product four stars if it were priced correctly, because it does accomplish what it set out to do. However, I'm giving it two stars for two reasons:1 - Not compatible with Rasberry Pi B+, the board that's being sold everywhere now. The product details should have been more clear about that.2 - This "kit" is ridiculously overpriced. Why I saw "Kit" I assumed it came with other components as well. It does not. For a comparison, you can buy a Proto Shield for the Arduino for seven dollars that comes with LEDs, resistors, a USB connector, buttons and a potentiometer in addition to a PCB board. This is just the empty circuit board for twice the price.

This works good but does not fit in the case I have. If I had looked closer, I would have noticed that it covers the LED's so that is my fault. It is still nice.

Works just fine for my use, no problems at all.

Does the trick and easy to work with. Some areas could be improved for example labeling the pi pins but this is not a show stopper.

Nicely done kit. I especially appreciated they included a 3.3v TTL serial to USB adapter so you can connect to the console port. Only thing I'd like to see them do better is include a bit more documentation (like the pinouts for the USB adapter) so you don't have to go searching the net for everything.

All is good except the screwhole the Humble Pi shows to be used for mounting does not exist on the card I have...

This board was very easy to work with once I found a Humble Pi excel template posted online that helped me understand how the GPIO ports mapped to the board.Look at this article, the tamplate can be downloaded at the end.(Search for: Humble Pi Excel Template)

A nice board for adding your own circuits to a Raspberry PI.