Gikfun Infrared Diode Led IR Emission and Receiver for Arduino (Pack of 10 Pairs) EK8460

5 stars for professional value, packaging and delivery. They delivered what I ask for. Too bad I guessed wrong about what I needed to fix something. Oh, well, not every idea I have works out. Not their fault.

The receivers work properly, and there are arduino libraries that make using these to pick up and decode a remote control for a project trivial.

Very nice IR parts to experiment with. And a great price.

I used the IR receivers in this kit with IR transmitters from different manufacturers. It all worked beautifully. The best part is there is a lot of circuit support in public domain to help you design your system. Simply perform a search for TL1838 for the IR receiver (this is also etched to the back of each receiver) I was able to get the IR receiver to work with Arduino, and this set up now allows me to use any cheap IR remote control to control systems I design. Great little product that makes life easy for me.

Got them to use the receivers in my WLED projects. They did exactly what they were supposed to do. I didn't test every single one in the package, but the ones I did use worked

Does what it says, even if a bit overpriced vs wholesale. You get some receivers and some IR LEDs. I used them to create an IR remote.

I've tested a few of these without issue. I've made a prototype laser tag gun with these, using PWM the range is decent.

All items arrived undamaged and well packaged. Slightly overpriced. Great for DIY projects.

Work great, as described

Worked great for me for a DIY IR reader/blaster using an esp32 microcontroller and esphome. If you're doing something similar, remember you'll also need an NPN transistor to drive the led from a GPIO pin.

Work great for my experiments.

if you only knew what your able to do, you wouldnt be reading this .

The receiver worked out of the box with my esp32 Good for the remote-controll of the internet radio