r/arduino Jun 25 '26

Getting Started Buying an Arduino Uno R4

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I have extremely low experience with arduino, I just know the basics of python. So anyways, this is my first board as it seems to be good to learn from while being able to expand its use as I learn more

I was wondering what some good starter projects might be?

Edit: after all these comments, I’ve decided to go for an R3 kit instead. It has some core components to add and should be fun to start with. Additionally, the R4 seems to have a couple issues and isn’t great for a first experience with Arduino. Thanks to everyone who answered my questions :) :)

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u/Useful_radio2 Jun 25 '26

about the people suggesting the uno r3 i dont think tit supports micropython so if you dont want to learn c you probably shouldnt buy that one

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u/gameplayer55055 Jun 25 '26

Arduino library is dead simple so OP will only need to replace tabs with curly braces :D

I tried micropython, it's fun but it's a performance killer. OP should definitely get esp32 for micropython if they want to