MG90S Metal Gear Micro Servo – 180° / 360°, Arduino, ESP32 & RC Compatible

MG90S Metal Gear Micro Servo – 180° / 360°, Arduino, ESP32 & RC Compatible

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$5.36 NZD
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MG90S Metal Gear Micro Servo – 180° / 360°, Arduino, ESP32 & RC Compatible

$5.36 NZD
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The MG90S is a metal gear micro servo, a tougher, longer-lasting upgrade over the plastic-gear SG90. It delivers around 1.8kg·cm of torque and runs straight off an Arduino, ESP32 or RC receiver. Pick 180° for precise positional control, or 360° for continuous rotation (selected above).


  • Metal gears for durability and torque
  • Around 1.8kg·cm torque (more at 6V)
  • Lightweight ~13.4g body
  • Runs on 4.8–6V
  • Standard 3-wire PWM control
  • Choose 180° positional or 360° continuous
  • Servo horns and screws included
  • Works with Arduino, ESP32 and RC receivers

Specifications


TypeMetal gear micro servo
Torque~1.8kg·cm at 4.8V, ~2.2kg·cm at 6V
Operating voltage4.8–6V
Speed~0.1s / 60°
Rotation180° positional or 360° continuous (by variant)
ControlPWM, 3-wire (signal / V+ / GND)
ConnectorStandard 3-pin (JR / Futaba)
GearsMetal
Weight~13.4g
Wire length~25cm
Dimensions~22.8 × 12.2 × 28.5mm

What's in the box


MG90S micro servo (180° or 360° as selected)

Includes a set of servo horns/arms and mounting screws.

Great for


Robot joints, grippers and arms
RC steering, throttle and control surfaces
Pan-tilt camera and sensor mounts
Animatronics and moving props
Continuous-rotation wheels and drives (360°)
Arduino and ESP32 learning projects

Wiring & getting started

  1. Connect power

    Brown wire to GND, red wire to a 4.8–6V supply.

  2. Connect signal

    Orange wire to any PWM-capable pin on your Arduino or ESP32.

  3. Use the Servo library

    On Arduino, attach the pin and use write() for an angle, or writeMicroseconds() for fine control.

  4. 360° note

    On the continuous version the signal sets speed and direction rather than a fixed angle.

Common questions


What's the difference between 180° and 360°?

180° is a standard positional servo for precise angles (arms, steering, pan-tilt). 360° is continuous rotation, where the signal controls speed and direction instead of a set angle, ideal for wheels and continuous motion.

Can I power it from the Arduino 5V pin?

For a single light-load servo, yes. For multiple servos or anything under load, use a separate 4.8–6V supply with a common ground to avoid voltage dips that reset your board.

How is it better than an SG90?

The MG90S uses metal gears instead of plastic, so it handles more torque and lasts longer under repeated or loaded use, while keeping the same compact size and mounting.

Are servo horns included?

Yes. Each servo comes with a set of horns/arms and mounting screws.

What voltage does it run on?

4.8 to 6V. Torque and speed are a little higher at 6V than at 4.8V.

Good to know: For multiple or loaded servos, power them from a separate 4.8–6V supply with a common ground to your controller. Every servo is checked before it ships from our Te Awamutu stock.

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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