Alternatives

Products that do what Microbit does

BBC's handheld, programmable computer given free to UK kids

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LittleBits - the bitLab▲84
The Marketplace For User-Generated Hardware
2014
2
Littlebits▲93
Programmable modules that snap together
2013
3
Kamibot▲109
A robot that teaches your kids to code
2016
4
Hackaball▲87
The computer you can throw!
2015
5
The Everything Machine by Tinybop▲109
A powerful and creative maker app for kids
2015
6
Agent Ribbit▲91
Monthly science experiments for you and your child
2014
7
KitHub▲93
Creative electronics kits for kids
2015
8
CHIP▲250
The world's first nine dollar computer (pre-launch)
2015
9
Freebbble▲254
1000+ high-quality design freebies made by Dribbble users.
2014
10
Bitsbox▲161
Monthly code projects for kids
2014
11
Codestarter▲104
Laptops for kids to teach them how to code
2014
12
Codie (pre-launch)▲91
A robot that helps kids learn coding
2015
13RP
Raspberry Pi 400 with a $2 IPS 240x240 micro display▲357
2020 · github.com
14
Hullabalu▲89
Interactive stories for kids
2014
15
Raspberry Pi Model A+▲160
Smaller, better, and cheaper: $20
2014
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1.5kb Microkernel for Ben Eater's 6502 Computer▲230
2020 · github.com
17
GoTouch▲151
A digitaly projected whiteboard that fits in your pocket
2016
18
Tinybop▲59
Toys for Tomorrow
2013
19
Little Robot Friends▲97
Fun, expressive robots for learning code and electronics
2017
20
Kano▲238
The educational computer and coding kit for all ages
2016
21AF
A free educational live stream platform for kids▲65
2020 · dexter.live
22
Mission Computers▲276
A new breed of affordable desktop computers
2017
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Thingmaker by Mattel▲106
Print your own toys
2016
24
Ukky▲70
Helping parents tell stories
2014

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