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Still doesnt work I can hear it clicking and counting steps but it needs a stronguer power source than what 5vpin on arduino micro is emiting. aparently it works better with a abigger arduino or a raspi or an external power sauce :D.

These are strange. First of all, they turn slowly. Their gear ratio is so low, you won't get any more than 60 or 70 RPM out of them. Second, they don't like the Arduino library. They work, but I would probably go with other steppers.

Works fine. I bought this set to use with a DIY equatorial mount. For that, it needs to rotate a single step each ~4 seconds (I have a reduction gear too). In 24 hours, saw no drifting. Important is to note that the internal reduction rate of this motor is close to 64, but is 63 point something.

This does the job it was designed to do, though I do wish it had a little more speed.

It is good the package is not so good

This is advertised as a 5V motor, but the one I received says 12v. Seems to work at 5v anyway.

Exactly as pictured. Delivered on time or ahead of schedule. Very pleased.

Excellent product great motor versatile for so many different projects