I bought the 30 days lost in space and… I bought the 30 days lost in space and so far it has been amazing. Very good for beginners. I have had to reach out to them for a few problems I had, they were kind and responsive. I even broke my HERO board and they offered to replace it. Good people work here who want you to learn about electronics. Their shipment might take awhile- but I wont give less stars, since it isn't a huge company that can afford next day shipping or immediate email replies

Good value, needs supplements The 30 Days Lost In Space kit is a pretty fun starter kit for the price. The lessons contain some interesting instruction, though I think they leave much to be desired in terms of scripting, sound balancing, and video editing -- they seem to have been done in one take with no script, which implies certainly no editing. They could be a lot tighter and more professional.

Too many emails The product is pretty cool, but just because I order something from you doesnt mean you just add me to a damn mailing list. I unsubscribed, then when I signed up for the required account, I got added back on the mailing list! I will not continue to do business with companies that add me to lists without my EXPLICIT consent.

Unique, fun, and friendly The Adventure Kit: 30 Days Lost in Space from InventrKits has been a lot of fun! While there are some slightly rough edges, it is a one-of-a-kind approach to learning electronics and Arduino programming. I've been worth with my middle-school-aged nephew on it via video call and we've been having a lot of fun! The community built around InventrKit products is friendly, as well, and there are many people who offer up helpful advice or even creative motivation to beginners and novices.

The tutorials are well written but you need an active story to make it sparlke The tutorials are well written and work fine. the progression (so far) has worked well for me. I'm an adult entering this hobby, so the dry presentation is ok. however, were I a 12-year-old just thinking about electronics, the lack of a developed story line would drive me away. the story line is there but frankly you need an actor. you need a person who thru voice and visual content encourages the "astronaut" to fix their craft or they might die! build a little tension! so my recomendation is that the program is great BUT you need a script writer and an actor to perform the teacher role.