Fast, Efficient, and Affordable: Unveiling the Arduino Nano Every

In this episode of Product of the Week, we will be showing off the mighty, the strong, the all-incredible Arduino Nano Every! The Arduino Nano is a great development board, it's small, it's light, and it's very capable. However, the Nano is an old design, and there are a number of features that could be improved on, one being its price. The Arduino Nano Every is Arduino's answer to the dire need for upgrades on the Nano, making a number of fundamental changes while still keeping the board compatible with previous Nano projects.

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0:00 - Intro
0:15 - What is it?
0:40 - Why is it awesome?
1:30 - Features and specs
3:53 - Projects
5:27 - Finally...

[pavelperina]

Thanks, hopefully all my Arduino clones bought 8 years ago have microUSB rather than miniUSB or USB-A.
In my opinion Nano is the best format, cause it fits into breadboard whereas UNO is made for interchangable shields which I never used.
For battery powered application I used Micro Pro with intentionally damaged power LED.
However this Every has one major flaw: pin descriptions. Either I cannot see LEDs which are signaling data transfer and I have no access to reset button (which I likely never used) or I have to count pins or compare them with high resolution picture.

[dad]

I'm going to buy one at some point here, but it's difficult to justify over pi pico w and ESP32.

[vascoalbano]

Hi Guys, looking for a Ardiuno Nano, for a stand alone project, what are the smallest similar devices on the market ?

[gordonmgx]

I would like to see what would happen if you tied Robin's hands together. 8^)

[btomas]

I wanted to replace my Nano's with a board that would allow the users to use a 2s (7.4v) to 4s(14.8v) range of LiPo batteries.
Welp, it's NOT compatible with all libraries as I found out recently. For instance, the library PINChangeInterrupt.h .
When ditching my Nano for this Every board I had a considerable rewrite to get it to compile given I used 8 external interrupts (yes I know the Every enables all digital pins to be interrupts but the syntax is Attach/Detach but the PINChange...allows for enables and disables beyond the simple Attach/Detach). It was quite the job weeding all the variations of enable/disable/attach, etc. out of my code....

[gordonmgx]

By the way, thanks for a great review

[jyvben]

2:25 twi ? 2 wire interface ? I2C ? "master and slave", no longer used, master and servant is less offensive