NEW FREEBIES! Get a free pin with orders of $99 or more, while supplies last!
Freebies are back! Get a super cool enamel pin with qualifying purchases of $99 or more.
Each order of $99 or more will get either a Ruby the Red LED pin, a Gus the Green LED pin, or a Billie the Blue LED pin. If you purchase while signed in with your Adafruit account, we’ll make sure you are sent a different one each time so that you can collect them all! If you use guest checkout we cannot guarantee that you’ll get a different pin for each purchase.
Rules and Restrictions
Freebies are included automatically in orders of $99 or more, not including shipping and applicable taxes. Reseller orders are excluded from this promotion. Orders placed via Purchase Order are excluded from this promotion. Offer is valid while supplies last and can be turned off at any time. See adafruit.com/free for more details
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Got mine today!
My kids were like “that’s a cool walking popsicle pin”