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Joystick:bit v2 for micro:bit

Joystick:bit v2 for micro:bit

Turn your micro:bit into a handheld game controller with the Joystick:bit V2. This compact gamepad features a 4-direction joystick, four programmable buttons, a buzzer for audio feedback, and a vibration motor for tactile response.

The ergonomic design provides comfortable grip during gameplay, while the automatic power-off feature when the micro:bit is removed helps conserve battery life. Seven breakout IO ports allow for additional expansion possibilities.

Key Features

  • 4-Direction Joystick – X/Y axes connected to P1 and P2
  • 4 Programmable Buttons – C, D, E, F buttons on P12–P15
  • Built-in Buzzer – Passive buzzer on P0 for audio feedback
  • Vibration Motor – Haptic feedback on P16 for immersive gaming
  • 7 GVS Breakout Ports – Solder headers for expansion
  • Auto Power-Off – Turns off when micro:bit is removed
  • MakeCode Support – Dedicated extension package available

Pin Mapping

  • P0: Buzzer
  • P1: Joystick X-axis
  • P2: Joystick Y-axis
  • P12: Button C
  • P13: Button D
  • P14: Button E
  • P15: Button F
  • P16: Vibration motor

Getting Started

  1. Install two 3A batteries
  2. Insert your micro:bit into the slot
  3. In MakeCode, click Extensions and search for "joystickbit"
  4. Add the Joystick:bit package to your project
  5. Use the dedicated blocks to program your controller

Ideal For

  • micro:bit gaming projects
  • Remote control applications
  • Robot control interfaces
  • Educational programming

Package Contents

  • 1× Joystick:bit V2 for micro:bit
Note: micro:bit and batteries are not included.
$8.57
Joystick:bit v2 for micro:bit
$8.57

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Description

Turn your micro:bit into a handheld game controller with the Joystick:bit V2. This compact gamepad features a 4-direction joystick, four programmable buttons, a buzzer for audio feedback, and a vibration motor for tactile response.

The ergonomic design provides comfortable grip during gameplay, while the automatic power-off feature when the micro:bit is removed helps conserve battery life. Seven breakout IO ports allow for additional expansion possibilities.

Key Features

  • 4-Direction Joystick – X/Y axes connected to P1 and P2
  • 4 Programmable Buttons – C, D, E, F buttons on P12–P15
  • Built-in Buzzer – Passive buzzer on P0 for audio feedback
  • Vibration Motor – Haptic feedback on P16 for immersive gaming
  • 7 GVS Breakout Ports – Solder headers for expansion
  • Auto Power-Off – Turns off when micro:bit is removed
  • MakeCode Support – Dedicated extension package available

Pin Mapping

  • P0: Buzzer
  • P1: Joystick X-axis
  • P2: Joystick Y-axis
  • P12: Button C
  • P13: Button D
  • P14: Button E
  • P15: Button F
  • P16: Vibration motor

Getting Started

  1. Install two 3A batteries
  2. Insert your micro:bit into the slot
  3. In MakeCode, click Extensions and search for "joystickbit"
  4. Add the Joystick:bit package to your project
  5. Use the dedicated blocks to program your controller

Ideal For

  • micro:bit gaming projects
  • Remote control applications
  • Robot control interfaces
  • Educational programming

Package Contents

  • 1× Joystick:bit V2 for micro:bit
Note: micro:bit and batteries are not included.