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Nano V3.0 ATmega328P Dev Board – USB-C, Unsoldered Headers, Arduino Compatible

$5.59 NZD
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Nano V3.0 ATmega328P Dev Board – USB-C, Unsoldered Headers, Arduino Compatible

$5.59 NZD
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The Nano V3.0 is a compact ATmega328P development board with a modern USB-C port and the CH340G USB-to-serial chip. Fully compatible with the Arduino IDE, it's a breadboard-friendly board for prototyping, learning and embedded builds. Headers come unsoldered, with loose strips to fit yourself, ideal for low-profile or custom wiring.


  • ATmega328P running at 16MHz
  • USB-C with CH340G USB-to-serial
  • 14 digital I/O (6 PWM)
  • 8 analog inputs
  • 32KB flash, 2KB SRAM, 1KB EEPROM
  • 5V logic, breadboard friendly
  • Unsoldered header strips included
  • Compatible with the Arduino IDE

Specifications


MicrocontrollerATmega328P
Clock speed16 MHz
Flash memory32 KB (2KB bootloader)
SRAM2 KB
EEPROM1 KB
Digital I/O14 (6 PWM)
Analog inputs8
USBUSB-C
USB-to-serialCH340G
Logic voltage5V
Power input5V USB or 6–20V via VIN
HeadersUnsoldered (loose strips included)
Dimensions~45 × 18mm

What's in the box


Nano V3.0 board + loose header strips

Headers are supplied unsoldered so you can solder your own or wire directly for custom builds.

Great for


Low-profile and custom-wired builds
Permanent installs soldered to a PCB or perfboard
Sensor, robotics and automation projects
Data logging and control systems
Compact projects where an Uno is too big
Learning to solder and electronics teaching

Getting started

  1. Fit your headers

    Solder the included header strips, or wire directly to the pads for a low-profile build.

  2. Install the CH340 driver if needed

    Most systems detect the CH340G automatically. If no COM port shows, install the CH340 driver.

  3. Select the board

    Tools → Board → Arduino Nano, and set Processor to ATmega328P.

  4. Upload

    Pick the COM port and upload. If it fails at the end, switch the processor to "ATmega328P (Old Bootloader)".

Common questions


Are the headers soldered on?

No. This is the unsoldered version. It includes loose header strips so you can solder your own or wire directly, handy for low-profile or permanent builds. If you'd rather plug straight in, we stock a pre-soldered Nano V3.

Is this a genuine Arduino board?

No, it's an Arduino-compatible Nano that works with the free Arduino IDE exactly like an official board. It uses the common CH340G USB chip.

Do I need to install a driver?

The board uses the CH340G USB-to-serial chip. Most systems detect it automatically, but some may need the CH340 driver installed.

Which board and processor do I select?

Choose Arduino Nano with the ATmega328P processor. If the upload fails right at the end, switch the processor to "ATmega328P (Old Bootloader)".

Is it 5V or 3.3V logic?

5V logic, the same as an Arduino Uno, so most 5V shields, modules and sensors work directly.

Good to know: This is a 5V logic board and headers are supplied unsoldered. Every board is checked before it ships from our Te Awamutu stock.

Got questions?

Frequently asked questions

Are the headers soldered on?
No — this is the unsoldered version. It includes loose header strips so you can solder your own or wire directly, handy for low-profile or permanent builds. If you'd rather plug straight in, we stock a pre-soldered Nano V3.
Is this a genuine Arduino board?
No — it's an Arduino-compatible Nano that works with the free Arduino IDE exactly like an official board. It uses the common ATmega328P and the CH340G USB-to-serial chip.
Do I need to install a driver?
The board uses the CH340G USB-to-serial chip. Most systems detect it automatically, but some may need the CH340 driver installed.
Which board and processor do I select?
Choose Arduino Nano with the ATmega328P processor. If the upload fails right at the end, switch the processor to ATmega328P (Old Bootloader).
Is it 5V or 3.3V logic?
5V logic, the same as an Arduino Uno, so most 5V shields, modules and sensors work directly.

Why buy from NZN

International prices. None of the international wait.

We're a small Kiwi-owned shop, and we stock the same boards and parts you'd usually order from overseas, for about the same price. The only real difference is they ship from Te Awamutu, so you get them in a few days instead of waiting weeks.

Run by Kiwis, here in Te Awamutu

We're NZ owned and operated, and every order is picked, packed and sent from our place in Te Awamutu, Waikato.

Get it in days, not weeks

Order before 8am and it ships the same day, otherwise within 24 hours guaranteed. No waiting three to six weeks for a parcel to crawl over from overseas.

Low prices are the goal

As a maker myself, I want New Zealand to have a genuine low-price local option for electronics, not overpriced shelves or a long wait on an international parcel.

Checked, and easy to sort if it's not right

We test things before they go out, and if something's off you've got 30 day returns, a 12 month warranty and a real person in NZ to email.

Packed and sent by a fellow maker, right here in Te Awamutu.

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