snufkin97's comments

You're right about the technicals, but I think its about the use cases. RP2040 is indeed one of its kind and is suddenly a great choice for so many projects, both hobby/educational and proffessional embedded devices. With its price vs possibilities it just covers soooo much when You know it's just one single chip version. To me, this is what tech progress is all about.

YES! TL;DR: its more powerful yet cheaper than most of MCU market, well documented and very straightforward yet extendable on many levels

I agree with the post in 100%, I use RP2040 for both hobby projects and my keyboard startup project (arrowmechanics.com in case sb was interested).

IMHO What RP foundation did is the greatest breakthrough in the world of embedded tech projects since the popularization of atmegas.