HiLetgo 3pcs Nano 3.0 ATmega328P Type-C USB CH340 Controller Board Compatible to Arduino Nano CH340 USB Driver Nano V3.0 ATmega328

I had purchased ones off eBay that were of super low quality and used a Mini USB connector (the big clunky one from the last decade). The USB connection was intermittent. The usb C connector is great and I have tons of these and you don't have to worry about the orientation when you plug it in.The low reviews for the boot load whole now be ignore because if the was a problem the vendor has fixed and they come right up with out issue.

Using this for building a CAN bus reader.

Uploaded the default Blink sketch and everything worked immediately, so that's 5 stars

It looks like these Nanos are loaded with the original Nano bootloader. To upload sketches, you'll have to go to Tools -> Processor -> change the setting to ATMega328P (Old Bootloader) in the Ardruino IDE. The good news is that you can use a board with the old bootloader to upload the the current boatloader to another board. There's a great video by a channel called "Design Build Destroy." Search for "Arduino Bootloader Update or Install" Note: if you're flipping back and forth between updating and testing in the Arduino IDE, the Processor setting is global to all open windows but the selected processor displayed in Tools -> Processor won't reflect the change. The update is super simple but that setting really threw me off.The new bootloader download sketches at twice the speed of the old bootloader so it's worth the update.Regarding the drivers on Win11: Both the CH340 3.4 and 3.8 drivers seem to work fine. I did have an issue where Windows used another COM port driver I had installed on my PC but once I installed the CH340 driver everything was fine. I also tested on another PC and Win11 installed the 3.8 driver on it's own.A side note: These will work with MobiFlight once the bootloader is updated.

I should have read the reviews here before I bought this. Windows only sees this as a serial CH340 and not an arduino. It's not worth messing with.

Verified bootloaders and individually wrapped in ESD bags. At least they look like ESD bags.

I’ve only tried 2 of 3 and they worked perfect.

I like this product there's nothing wrong with it I have nothing bad to say I take that back I don't like the solder too much but it's no problem very easy definitely buy them again I'm using this nanos for animatronics and robot arms and for Halloween the ghost that go up and down my yard