Is this the same as a Raspberry Pi Pico?

It uses the same RP2040 chip and the same pin layout, so most Pico code and add-ons work. It is a third-party board, not made by Raspberry Pi, and it has 16MB of flash rather than 2MB.

Do I need to solder the pin headers?

Yes. The board comes with three loose pin headers, so you solder them yourself if you want to use it in a breadboard or with shields.

Does it have Wi-Fi or Bluetooth?

No. The RP2040 has no radio, so this board is wired-only unless you add a separate module.

What can the RGB LED and buttons be used for?

The RGB LED can show status or colors in your code, the USR button works as a general input, and the reset button reboots the board without unplugging it.

Which programming languages does it support?

MicroPython and C/C++ through the official Pico SDK, plus Arduino cores that target the RP2040.

One YD-RP2040 board and three pin headers. Nothing else is included.

Where is the 1 x Development Board 3 x Pin Header-Black cheapest?

At Walmart, for $10.51, as of our latest check.

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Our take on the 1 x Development Board 3 x Pin Header-Black

This is a Raspberry Pi Pico-compatible RP2040 board, the YD-RP2040, with 16MB of flash instead of the Pico's 2MB. It swaps the micro-USB port for USB-C, adds a reset button, a user (USR) button, a power indicator LED and an addressable RGB LED. It suits hobbyists and students who want more storage and easier flashing than a stock Pico, though it is a third-party clone with no official support.

Best forRP2040 projects needing lots of flash storageBeginners who want a reset button and USB-CMicroPython and C/C++ hobby development

Pros

16MB flash, far more than a standard Pico
USB-C port instead of micro-USB
Reset button for easy firmware updates
USR button for simple input and testing
Onboard RGB LED and power indicator

Cons

Third-party clone, not an official Raspberry Pi board
Pin headers ship loose and must be soldered
No wireless connectivity
Documentation is thinner than the official Pico's

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About the 1 x Development Board 3 x Pin Header-Black

It is a Raspberry Pi Pico-style core board that replaces the Pico's microUSB port with a USB Type-C port, which makes it easier to find a compatible cable.

The board has a PWR power indicator that lights when USB power is plugged in. A reset button lets you reset the board and update the firmware while it is powered on. A USR key button supports verification and simple input functions.

An RGB light group shows information through the brightness of its red, green and blue lights.

Type: Development board
Color: Black
Material: PCB
Size: 53.34 x 22.86 mm
USB port: Type-C
Controls: Reset button, USR key button
Indicators: PWR power indicator, RGB light group
In the box: 1 x development board, 3 x pin header

Specifications

color: BlackSource
size: 53.34 mm x 22.86 mmSource

Questions and answers

Is this the same as a Raspberry Pi Pico?: It uses the same RP2040 chip and the same pin layout, so most Pico code and add-ons work. It is a third-party board, not made by Raspberry Pi, and it has 16MB of flash rather than 2MB.
Do I need to solder the pin headers?: Yes. The board comes with three loose pin headers, so you solder them yourself if you want to use it in a breadboard or with shields.
Does it have Wi-Fi or Bluetooth?: No. The RP2040 has no radio, so this board is wired-only unless you add a separate module.
What can the RGB LED and buttons be used for?: The RGB LED can show status or colors in your code, the USR button works as a general input, and the reset button reboots the board without unplugging it.
Which programming languages does it support?: MicroPython and C/C++ through the official Pico SDK, plus Arduino cores that target the RP2040.
What is in the box?: One YD-RP2040 board and three pin headers. Nothing else is included.
Where is the 1 x Development Board 3 x Pin Header-Black cheapest?: At Walmart, for $10.51, as of our latest check.