170 Points Mini Breadboard

170 Points Mini Breadboard – Compact Solderless Prototyping Board

The 170 points mini breadboard is the go-to prototyping tool for students, hobbyists, and engineers who need a compact workspace for testing circuits without soldering. With 170 tie points in a 2×17 row layout and a self-adhesive base, it delivers a firm, portable platform for any electronics project.

Specifications

Features

• 170 tie points – 2×17 row layout for small to medium circuit builds
• No soldering required – insert and remove components instantly for rapid iteration
• Self-adhesive base – sticks to flat surfaces for hands-free prototyping
• Standard 2.54mm pitch – compatible with DIP ICs, resistors, LEDs, capacitors and jumper wires
• Durable contacts – secure grip on component leads and jumper wire pins
• Compact 45x35x9mm – fits alongside dev boards or inside project enclosures
• Beginner-friendly – suitable for all skill levels from school students to professionals

Applications

• Electronics circuit prototyping and experimentation
• Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi and NodeMCU peripheral wiring
• IoT sensor node development and automation projects
• School and college electronics lab experiments
• LED arrays, sensor testing, and signal circuit debugging

Recommended Accessories

Pair your mini breadboard 170 points with Male to Male Jumper Wires (40 Pcs, 20cm) for breadboard connections, or grab the DuPont Jumper Wire Combo (M/M + M/F + F/F) for a complete wiring kit. Browse all breadboards and prototyping accessories.

Package Contents

• 1 x 170 Points Mini Breadboard (colour may vary)

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it have power rails?
No — the 170-point mini breadboard has only terminal strips (2 x 17 rows). For power rails use the MB102 830-point breadboard.

Can I join several boards together?
Yes. The side dovetail joints let you connect multiple mini breadboards, and the adhesive back sticks to a project box or chassis.

Will an Arduino Nano or ESP32 fit?
An Arduino Nano fits. Most ESP32 DevKit boards are too wide for one mini breadboard — use two side by side or an 830-point board.