GeeekPi Raspberry Pi Pico MicroPython Programming Sensor Kit with Pico, Breadboard, I2C 1602 LCD Display Module, 8x32 Dot Matrix for Beginners & Engineers

I bought this like 2 years ago, good quality items inside

Firstly this is a great kit provided the GeeekPi team, offering excellent value for money... but there are a couple of things that I would have appreciated being added being a complete rookie in the use of electronics and pico boards.1) Header Pins for the board! I had to check the contents on the listing, as I thought my shipment may have been missing them, but no, they're not actually included in the kit, and as the pico board doesnt come with them pre-soldered, I'm left with no way of actually connecting the Pico board to the breadboard Kit. It would have been nice if there were some provided so I could have the option to solder them on myself. That said, I've opted for the safer route and purchased a Pico board with them already one. I don't trust my soldering yet.2) The Programming starter kit provides details on how to do a few basic projects... all from a Raspberry pi Linux install. Now I do have a RP 4, but that's busy doing other things at them minute, so I'm opting to use my Laptop which is Windows 10. It would be great to the same projects in a W10/VS Code setup so that those of us not familiar with Linux stand a fighting chance of getting these projects going within a couple of hours, rather than spending that time figuring out how to get this setup up on a Windows Device.Those are just my thoughts tho, and YMMV.PS. If the GeeekPi team appreciated my review, you could always say thank you by way of a Raspberry Pi 400! ;)