Buy ARDUINO MKR WAN 1300 (LORA CONNECTIVITY) Online in India

Buy ARDUINO MKR WAN 1300 (LORA CONNECTIVITY) Online in India

If you're chasing long-range wireless for your next build, the ARDUINO MKR WAN 1300 (LORA CONNECTIVITY) is an Arduino board with LoRa baked right in, and Tech Depot India has it listed at Rs 5,576 — go grab the ARDUINO MKR WAN 1300 (LORA CONNECTIVITY) and let's get it talking over the air.

ARDUINO MKR WAN 1300 (LORA CONNECTIVITY) - Tech Depot India

What is the MKR WAN 1300?

The name says it all — this is part of Arduino's MKR family, built around LoRa connectivity, which is exactly the kind of thing that gets a maker's pulse up. Instead of bolting on a separate radio module and wiring it in, you get an Arduino board that's designed from the start to speak LoRa, so you can spend your energy on the project instead of the plumbing.

That's the whole appeal of the ARDUINO MKR WAN 1300 (LORA CONNECTIVITY): fewer extra parts between your code and a working long-range link. Before you dive in, swing by the product page to confirm the exact pin layout and board revision match what your project needs.

ARDUINO MKR WAN 1300 (LORA CONNECTIVITY) projects — what you can build

  • A field sensor node reporting data back over a long-range LoRa link
  • A DIY LoRaWAN end device for an outdoor or off-grid experiment
  • An asset or equipment tracker pinging its location periodically
  • A remote agriculture or greenhouse monitoring setup
  • A weather station tucked far from your WiFi's reach
  • A low-power telemetry node for a hobby IoT network you're piecing together

LoRa connectivity options compared

Product Price Notes
ARDUINO MKR WAN 1300 (LORA CONNECTIVITY) Rs 5,576 Arduino MKR board with built-in LoRa connectivity
Arduino Pro Gateway for Lora - 868MHz Rs 53,935 Dedicated LoRa gateway hardware at 868MHz
LoRa Shield for Arduino V95 Rs 3,814 LoRa add-on shield for an existing Arduino board

Choosing the right one for your project

If you want LoRa without cobbling together a shield and a base board, the all-in-one MKR WAN 1300 is the quicker path — less assembly, fewer wires, more time actually flashing code. If you already run a fleet of standard Arduinos and just want to add LoRa to one, the shield route makes more sense instead. And if you're setting up your own gateway rather than just an end node, that's a different piece of hardware entirely — check the comparison table above and the linked product pages before deciding.

ARDUINO MKR WAN 1300 (LORA CONNECTIVITY) specifications

For the full and current ARDUINO MKR WAN 1300 (LORA CONNECTIVITY) Specifications — radio frequency band, pinout and board dimensions — check the linked product page before you order.

Buy ARDUINO MKR WAN 1300 (LORA CONNECTIVITY) Online in India

Hunting for the ARDUINO MKR WAN 1300 (LORA CONNECTIVITY) India-wide? Tech Depot India ships to Bengaluru, Delhi NCR, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Chennai and pan-India, with a GST invoice on every order. It's prepaid only through Razorpay (UPI, cards or net-banking), and orders typically arrive in 8-10 working days. Every board carries a 15-day warranty on manufacturing defects — just flag any issue within 5 days of delivery. Questions before you order? Reach us on WhatsApp or drop a line to techdepotindia@gmail.com, or browse more boards in our microcontrollers collection.

Frequently asked questions

What is the ARDUINO MKR WAN 1300 (LORA CONNECTIVITY) Price in India?

It's listed at Rs 5,576 at Tech Depot India, with a GST invoice included on every order.

How long does delivery take?

Orders ship from Bengaluru, Delhi NCR and Hyderabad and generally reach you pan-India within 8-10 working days.

Is there a warranty on this board?

Yes, a 15-day warranty against manufacturing defects applies, as long as the issue is reported within 5 days of delivery.

How do I pay, and is a GST invoice included?

Payment is prepaid only via Razorpay (UPI, cards or net-banking), and a GST invoice comes with every order.

Will this board work with my existing project setup?

That depends on your board's pinout and power needs, so check the product page and your own board's documentation before you commit to a design.