RaspberryPi PICO vs Arduino NANO vs STM32 Blue Pill vs ESP32 vs STM32 Black Pill | Comparison

Here's a short side by side comparison video for all the popular competitors of the Brand New
RaspberryPi Pico Dev Board. Well, based on RP2040 microcontroller powered by two 32 bit Arm Cortex M0 Processors (M0+). Running at a decent 133Mhz freq, though much faster than the Arduino buddies. Equipped with a wide variety of peripherals and at a very budget-friendly price, it's surely a HIT.

But but but! You never know about the practicals. So, don't forget to like share, and Subscribe to the channel for more videos on RaspberryPi PICO.

Sorry Peeps!:
There are is a mistake in the slides GPIO count for Arduino Nano is 22 (not 20) And the voltage of Esp32 is regulated 2.3 - 3.6 V.

Getting started Tutorials coming soon...

Until then siaaaaa....

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What's new in the Raspberry Pi Pico? Check out my playlist...

Arduino Playlist:-

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Much more to come. If you have any ideas or projects in mind, comment below and I will work on it in upcoming videos.
Any problems or issues, do inform me I will look into it.
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[SobhitPanda]

Sorry Peeps!:
There is a mistake in the slides GPIO count for Arduino Nano is 22 (not 20) And the voltage of Esp32 is regulated 2.3 - 3.6 V and that it doesn't support USB.

[MrEdwardhartmann]

Great job of gathering all the info in one place. I use the STM32 blue pills a lot, and they do have a +5V input pin - I use this to power all my projects

[pablogonzalezrobles]

A little bit slower transition could be better. I had to stop the video so I can analyze each feature carefully