- Enhanced Processing Power: Features the 64MHz ARM Cortex-M4 with FPU, capable of running complex algorithms and basic AI models.
- Integrated Audio: Onboard microphone for sound sensing and a built-in speaker for audio playback (beeps, melodies, and speech).
- Touch Sensing: The gold micro:bit logo on the front now functions as a capacitive touch sensor.
- Power Management: Includes a dedicated sleep/off mode to conserve battery life; wake the board with a single press of the reset button.
- Full Software Parity: Works perfectly with Microsoft MakeCode, MicroPython, and Scratch using the V2 device targets.
- Increased Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.0 support for faster, long-range wireless communication with mobile devices and other micro:bits
BBC micro:bit V2 development board (Made in China) V2 Copy Version
| Processor | Nordic nRF52833 (ARM Cortex-M4 @ 64MHz) |
|---|---|
| Memory | 512KB Flash / 128KB RAM |
| Audio | Built-in MEMS Mic (with LED indicator) and 9mm Speaker |
| Wireless | Bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4GHz Radio |
| Display | 25 Red LEDs (5×5 matrix) |
| Sensors | Accelerometer, Compass, Light, and Temperature |
| Touch | Capacitive Touch Logo |
| I/O Pins | 20-pin Edge Connector (notched for easier clip use) |
| Operating Voltage | 3.3V (USB 5V Input / Battery JST 3V Input) |


- Initial Setup: Connect the board to your PC via a Micro-USB cable. A drive named “MICROBIT” will appear.
- Coding: Use the micro:bit MakeCode editor and ensure you select the V2 features if using the microphone or speaker.
- Deployment: Click “Download” to save the
.hexfile. Drag and drop this file onto the “MICROBIT” drive. The status LED on the back will flash rapidly during the transfer. - Audio Projects: To use the speaker, simply use the “Music” blocks in MakeCode. For the microphone, use the “Sound Level” blocks under the “Input” menu.
- Power Saving: To turn the board off, hold the Reset/Power button for 5 seconds until the power LED turns off
Yes. It uses the same nRF52833 chipset and internal circuitry layout. Your code from MakeCode or Python will run exactly the same as it would on an “Official” branded board.
Yes. This V2 Copy Version includes all the V2-specific hardware: the MEMS microphone, the speaker, and the touch-sensitive logo
Most accessories are compatible. However, the V2 edge connector has “notches” to make crocodile clips stay in place better. If an expansion board relies on specific V1 processor timings, it might need a library update, but 99% of hardware is interchangeable
The primary benefit is cost-efficiency. For large-scale deployments (e.g., 500+ units for a school district), the savings are substantial. This version is shipped in neutral industrial packaging, which reduces waste and shipping costs for commercial purchasers.
Look at the edge connector (bottom). If it has “notches” (indents) in the gold pads, it is a V2. Additionally, the V2 has a speaker on the back and a gold-colored logo on the front
Yes. We offer tiered pricing for businesses, government agencies, and educational resellers. Please contact our wholesale department for a formal quote







