2125026 Transparent Solderless Plug-in BreadBoard, 830 Tie-Points, 4 Power Rails, 6.5" Length, 2.2" Width, 0.3" Height

If you're like me, you probably have a collection of breadboards from various projects. Before I purchased this, I wasn't really sure that there was a big difference, they all seemed flimsy. That was until I saw a YouTube video from a guy who goes by InterlinkKnight. He cited this board as being a great value because of the quality. I decided to give it a shot even though these were about 20% higher in price. All I can say is that there is a huge difference in quality and this is definitely worth the money.Here's just some of the things that I liked:1) The numbers actually line up with the pins2) Print is crystal clear on the boards.3) The sockets are secure and you feel like you can gently push on the jumper wire or component and that it feels like it's secure. With all the other breadboards I've used, when I inserted some resistors, I had to double up the leads to get them to fit properly, with this breadboard you don't have to do that.4) The pin labels run in the same direction, they're not reversed on the other side.5) It comes with an optional metal backplate that you can easily stick on. This is so important.Yes, I did pay more for this and now I'm mad at myself for not doing it sooner. I've thrown away so many other breadboards that just wear out. This feels like it will last a lot longer.

Bought it as a teaching aid to slow how breadboards work.

The best breadboard for the money hands down. Jameco’s is slightly better in hand but twice the price. None of the cheaper alternatives come close to either of these; they’re usually hard to insert parts and have connections that bend out of place too easily. I have a few of the solid color option as well and prefer those.

This is great, thinking about ordering another to have as a spare. 22 gauge wire catches neatly in the clip, I haven't checked each one but a random check was good. Transparent body is great. The only thing I found is that the numbering just a little off, not perfectly lined up with the rows, but not enough off to have to wonder "Is it this row or the next?" And the a-j could be in caps, but that is just because I have 1950 Mk1 vintage issue eyes. Can't say about adhesion or durability yet but I don't plan on mounting it and I haven't used it or dropped it..........yet.

Purchased this along with a smaller version of the same board. Other one works excellently, but this one is unusable. The contacts are so tight that even robust pins are bent trying to push them into the breadboard. Neither the smaller board from this seller and all other breadboards I've used have this issue. Unfortunately I can't use this as it is too tight a fit to get any components or 22awg solid core jumper wire in.

If your looking for a breadboard, this is the one.

The breadboard I received was not a BusBoard breadboard.

Get the transparent ones they are usually better quality also looks at the holes and the connections inside real quick check if allIs good. This one I got was great and am pleased with the purchase.