ELEGOO 37-in-1 Sensor Modules Kit with Tutorial Compatible with Arduino

Price: $36.99
(as of Oct 14, 2026 11:46:10 UTC – Details)

From the brand

ELEGOO ​STEM kits provide all the necessary components, sensors, wires, and boards for you to get started with programming, learning electronics, and creating IoT projects.

We strive our best to make STEM education easy to learn and accessible to the young generation.

Starter Kits

DIY Robotic Car Kits

Controller Boards

Sensors & Components

How did we get our start?

Chris, the founder of ELEGOO, noticed that most STEM companies focused only on open-source hardware. Few offered tools that combined electronics with structural shells to create complete products.

What makes our products unique?

We have an excellent R&D team that constantly upgrades and improves our products, plus an after-sales team for quick support.

What problem are we solving?

Fully compatible with the Arduino IDE, ELEGOO’s kits give beginners a hands-on way to learn electronics.

Build a 37-Module Sensor Lab: Add motion, distance, light, sound, temperature, touch, display and control functions to compatible UNO, MEGA, Nano, ESP-32 or STM32 projects for prototyping, classroom experiments and maker builds
Explore Input Sensors and Motion: Experiment with GY-521 motion sensing, PIR detection, ultrasonic ranging, temperature and humidity, DS18B20, flame, Hall, touch, light, sound, tilt, tracking and obstacle-avoidance modules
Add Displays, Timing and Control: Use the LCD1602, DS1307 real-time clock, joystick, rotary encoder, relay, buzzers, RGB LEDs and infrared modules to build clocks, alarms, counters, status displays and automated projects
Follow Guided Projects Materials: Use digital tutorial materials, datasheets, wiring diagrams and example code for compatible UNO R3, MEGA 2560 and Nano boards, then adjust thresholds, timing and logic to create custom experiments
Module-Only Expansion Kit: Controller board, USB cable, breadboard and jumper wires are not included; use 6.5–9 V DC only with the included power module, verify pin requirements before wiring and keep the laser emitter away from eyes
Customers find the sensor kit pleasant to work with, offering good value as a budget-friendly option for hobbyists and high school electronics teachers. Moreover, the kit is suitable for beginners, with one customer noting it’s great for learning Arduino. However, the documentation receives mixed feedback, with some praising the detailed tutorial while others find it almost unreadable. Additionally, while the sensors work well for the most part, some customers report issues with specific modules not functioning properly. The ease of use and comprehensiveness also get mixed reviews, with some finding it super easy to use while others say it’s not for beginners.