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Arduino manufactures in Italy, and is headquartered in Somerville, MA, USA.
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Customer service responds in 2 or 3 weeks after. Good-quality products for making prototypes, with documentation and plenty of help available on the forums. However, customer service is very slow when it comes to getting information about a pre-order. They do not reply within a week; it usually take
They are a scam. They sent me garbage that hasn't worked and refuse to let me return it. Avoid them at all costs unless you just want to give away your money for nothing.
Had previously good experience, however, recently purchased an UNO Q, and to my amazement, as well as likely others, the on board wifi card has a custom connector for an antenna making it completely incompatible with industry standard available antennas.
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