New to Arduino boards and not sure what "SBC" even means? Let's start simple: the Official Arduino UNO Q SBC 2GB (ABX00162) is priced at Rs 8,774 at Tech Depot India, and by the end of this article you'll know exactly what kind of board you'd be buying.
What is the Arduino UNO Q SBC 2GB?
Let's break the name down piece by piece. "Official Arduino" means this board comes directly from Arduino, the company behind the Arduino ecosystem you may have already heard of — not a clone or a third-party lookalike. "UNO Q" is the specific board family, part of the newer Arduino lineup that sits under the familiar UNO name. "SBC" stands for single-board computer, which simply means a lot of what a full computer needs — processing, memory and connections — is built onto one compact board, rather than being spread across separate parts you'd have to assemble. The "2GB" points to the amount of memory this particular model comes with, and "ABX00162" is Arduino's own part number for this exact variant, which is handy when you're double-checking you're ordering the right one.
Put together, this is Arduino's official single-board computer in the UNO Q family, in the 2GB memory configuration. If any of these terms are still new to you, that's completely fine — the product page is a good next stop for more detail before you buy.
Official Arduino UNO Q SBC 2GB (ABX00162) projects — what you can build
- Your first hands-on single-board computer project if you're moving up from a basic Arduino board
- A small home automation brain that ties together a few sensors and switches
- A learning project for understanding how single-board computers differ from simple microcontroller boards
- A compact media or utility box for a desk or workshop setup
- A base for experimenting with more demanding code than a basic microcontroller can comfortably run
- A starting point for a school or college project that wants an "official Arduino" board on the parts list
How to get started with the Arduino UNO Q SBC 2GB
If you're new to this, the friendliest path is usually to start with Arduino's own official software and setup guides, since this is an official Arduino board and their documentation is written to match it exactly. Don't worry about needing to know everything on day one — most people learn the ropes as they build their first small project on it. For setup steps, memory details and everything else specific to the ABX00162 model, the product page is the accurate source to lean on.
Official Arduino UNO Q SBC 2GB (ABX00162) specifications
For full and current Official Arduino UNO Q SBC 2GB (ABX00162) Specifications, please check the product page before you order.
Buy Official Arduino UNO Q SBC 2GB (ABX00162) Online in India
Once you're ready, ordering is simple. Tech Depot India delivers to Bengaluru, Delhi NCR, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Chennai and pan-India, usually within 8-10 working days, shipped from our Bengaluru, Delhi NCR or Hyderabad locations. Payment is prepaid only through Razorpay (UPI, cards or net-banking), and every order includes a GST invoice. If your board turns out to have a manufacturing defect, you're covered by a 15-day warranty as long as you report it within 5 days of delivery. If you still have questions about the Official Arduino UNO Q SBC 2GB (ABX00162) Price in India or anything else, just message us on WhatsApp or email techdepotindia@gmail.com. You can also browse our broader microcontrollers collection.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Official Arduino UNO Q SBC 2GB (ABX00162) Price in India?
It's priced at Rs 8,774 on Tech Depot India, with a GST invoice included on every order.
How long will it take to reach me?
Orders ship from Bengaluru, Delhi NCR or Hyderabad and usually arrive within 8-10 working days anywhere in India.
What if the board has a defect out of the box?
You're covered by a 15-day warranty on manufacturing defects, as long as it's reported within 5 days of delivery.
How do I pay for my order?
Payment is prepaid only, through Razorpay using UPI, cards or net-banking, and a GST invoice comes with every order.
Will this work for my project idea as a beginner?
It's worth checking the product page and Arduino's own documentation for this board to see if it matches what you're trying to build.