Double Sided Universal PCB Prototype Soldering Circuit Board - 15x20cm (4 Pack)

Great boards! I use these mostly with ATTiny84 projects. I can cut the boards in half and have room for most of the circuits I have made lately. The size is perfect. They are durable little boards. I have never had an issue using these. They are very well made and easy to work with!

They seem to be of good quality. I had to do some abusive soldering, unsoldering and resoldering and there is no sign of damage.

The nickel pads sometimes lift from too much abuse, but the board itself isn't flimsy, and there are no fibreglass burs on the edges.

Picked these up for small electronics builds and they’ve been working great. The boards feel solid and not cheaply made. The pads are clean, isolated, and well defined which makes soldering a lot easier. No weird bridging issues or sloppy traces like some cheaper prototyping boards. Good size for small projects and nice having a pack of them on hand for future builds.

Decent quality. Takes solder well. Try to avoid rework because the pads lift very easily when desoldering!

You can buy similar boards in many different sizes. For what I do I like this specific size in both single- and double-sided forms. Per-board the price is decent if you buy 5 at a time and gets even better if you buy 10. Whatever size you buy, make sure that the copper pads are tin-plated. I bought some boards with copper pads and some others that appeared gold-plated but weren't, and it was a pain getting the solder to stick even after polishing them with a dremel wire wheel. These are easy to snap to smaller sizes. Use a sharp metal scribe (not an Xacto knife - they tend to take off in their own direction) and a metal ruler to scribe a deep line wherever you want to snap the board. Then lay it on a sharp edge and snap along the line. (I prefer to use pliers to bend the board because that gives a cleaner snap and is probably safer, too.)

The boards arrived on time, and I'm using them.

These protoboards are solid. The fact that they are double sided is very useful, and in most cases the solder flows well on them (they are not as good as the JLCPCB boards, but those are very hard to beat). They sometimes come attached to each other, but it turns out you can break them apart easily.