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 `*` Ensure you select the correct device on the page as it shows multiple options.
  
-`†` One of these sets is optional, and is useful if you do not want to solder the individual sensors directly to the board. You can also use individually sized (3-, 4-, 5-, and 6-pin headers) for the individual sensors should you wish for a neater result, though this is more expensive.
+`†` One of these sets is optional, and is useful if you do not want to solder the individual sensors directly to the board. You can also use individually sized (3-, 4-, 5-, and 6-pin) headers for the individual sensors should you wish for a neater result, though this is more expensive.
 
 Overall, the cost is about $2 more than the original SuperSensor, despite the sensor changes, as several other parts - namely the ESP32 - have dropped in price over that time.