Nano V3.0 USB-C Guide: ATmega328P Board for Arduino IDE

The Nano V3.0 is a compact Arduino IDE board with an ATmega328P at 16MHz. It has 32KB flash and 2KB RAM, with a USB-C port and CH340G USB chip. Install the driver first, then the board shows up in the IDE. The single costs $8.49, and the 3-pack costs $17.99.

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What is on the board?

The board has an ATmega328P at 16MHz with 32KB flash and 2KB RAM.

It has a CH340G USB chip, a USB-C port, and 5V logic.

Pin headers are included but unsoldered, and the board weighs 40 g.

Why USB-C?

The USB-C port replaces the Mini-USB port on the classic Nano.

One USB-C cable covers the Nano and most modern boards.

The 3-pack includes 1 USB-C cable in the box.

How do you set it up?

Install the CH340G driver first for your operating system.

Plug the board in over USB-C and open the Arduino IDE.

The 5V board shows up in the IDE once the driver is installed.

Single or 3-pack?

The single board suits one project at $8.49.

The 3-pack suits multi-board builds at $17.99 with 1 cable.

Each board in the 3-pack ships with 1 set of headers.

What did we check on the bench?

We matched the 16MHz clock, 32KB flash, and 2KB RAM to the listing.

We matched the 3 boards and 1 cable to the 3-pack listing.

We matched the prices to the live store prices on November 12, 2026.

Quick comparison

PackBoardsCablePrice
Single1No$8.49
3-pack31 USB-C$17.99

Steps

  1. Install the CH340G driver.
  2. Plug the board in over USB-C.
  3. Open the IDE and pick the Nano board and port.
  4. Upload the Blink example sketch.
  5. Confirm the onboard LED blinks.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a driver for the Nano?

Yes. Install the CH340G driver first, then the board shows up in the IDE.

Does the 3-pack include a cable?

Yes. The 3-pack includes 3 boards and 1 USB-C cable.

Are the pin headers soldered on?

No. Pin headers are included but unsoldered, one set per board.

Does this Nano use Mini-USB?

No. This version uses a USB-C port.

Parts used

Nano V3.0 Development Board, ATmega328P, CH340G, USB-C, Single, $8.49

Nano V3.0 Development Board, ATmega328P, CH340G, USB-C, 3-Pack, $17.99

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Sources

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Last updated: 2026-11-12.

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