ODROID-C1 Review
Pi Jumper
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As you can see, Pi Jumper fits on the ODROID-C1 quite nicely, and worked right away.
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Now if you want to plug it into a breadboard, Pi Jumper Plus worked on the ODROID-C1 just as well.
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You may need to get a 26 pin stacking header, as 26 pin IDC headers will not plug directly into the 40 pin GPIO connector on the ODROID-C1.
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EZasPi
It just worked, as one would expect from a prototyping board made 26 pin GPIO connectors.
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The extra tall stacking header plugs nicely into the 40 pin GPIO connector.
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I added the small breadboard and round female headers to this EZasPi, I use it for breadboarding small circuits.
WiFi USB Stick Compatibility
Whenever I review a single board computer that does not already have WiFi on board I test all the different types of WiFi adapters in my lab with, and report the results.
| USB WiFi Stick | Chipset | ODROID-C1 | C1 with hub |
| Netis WF-2111 | Realtek RTL811f | YES | NO |
| Patriot PCBOWAU2-N | Realtek R8712u | YES | NO |
| LEGUANG LG-N19 ? | Ralink rt2x00 | YES | YES |
| RetailPlus+ WL-6203 | Realtek RTL8191S | YES | YES |
| KEEBOX W150NUv1.0 | Ralink rt2x00 | YES | YES |
| EdiMax EW-7811Un | Realtek RTL8192cu | YES | YES |
| WiPi OYR-COMFAST88 | Ralink rt2800usb | YES | YES |
| TP-LINK TL-WN725N | Realtek RTL817X | YES | YES |
I was VERY pleased to find all eight adapters worked with the ODROID-C1 when plugged directly into the C1
Surprisingly, two of the adapters did not work when plugged into a powered hub that was plugged into the C1. I will investigate this further, as this is an unusual result.
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