Best Raspberry Pi Deals 2024
Find deals on Raspberry Pi kits, accessories, and more.
We will be keeping an eye out for the best deals on Raspberry Pi kits, accessories, and more this summer to make it easier for you to find that deal.
With more than 40 million units sold and a powerful community of makers and fans behind it, Raspberry Pi is more than a single-board computer; it's a huge platform with an even bigger ecosystem. The Pi is for you whether you want to build your robot, create an A.I.-powered security camera, or just set up a simple computer for programming and web surfing.
You can find great deals on everything from Raspberry Pi cases to screens, kits, and add-on boards. These are great for your Raspberry Pi projects or to give as gifts for the maker in your life. Don't expect to find sales on the bare boards, though, as these never drop below the MSRP.
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- Raspberry Pi Accessories: save up to 20% on Amazon
- Raspberry Pi Robot STEM Kits: enjoy up to 30% savings on Amazon
Best Raspberry Pi Deals
Miniware TS101: $71 at Amazon (was $79) with 10% off coupon.
Comfortable grip, smart temperature control, and easily configurable, there is a lot to like with this soldering iron. It can be powered from USB C or DC power which makes it ideal for soldering your Raspberry Pi Pico GPIO pins in the workshop or as part of your maker EDC.
Makeblock mBot2 Rover: now $234 at Amazon (was $259) with a $25 off coupon
The recently released mBot Rover is an advanced robotics STEM kit that provides hours of fun activities including outdoor play and encourages young tech enthusiasts to build their own robot and learn programming. Supports Scratch-based coding and Python. Compatible with Raspberry Pi and Arduino. Geared for kids ages 8 to 12.
For more discounted kits, check Makeblock deals.
Petoi Robot Dog Bittle X: now $279 at Amazon (was $290)
This open-source robotics STEM kit from Petoi offers young enthusiasts (14 years and older) the opportunity to learn programming while having a blast. Build and control your robot using voice commands, desktop, and mobile apps. Compatible with Raspberry Pi and Arduino-based modules and sensors.
ElectroCookie Raspberry Pi 4 Case: now $29 at Amazon (was $32)
This tiny aluminum mini tower case has a striking resemblance to a desktop PC, but inside it is all Raspberry Pi. Inside the case are stand-offs for the Raspberry Pi 4, and a tiny RGB fan. The included aluminum heatsink draws heat from the SoC and is cooled by the fan. Ports are accessible thanks to cut-outs in the case, and the GPIO is also accessible.
SunFounder Raspberry Pi Pico W Ultimate Starter Kit: now $62 at Amazon (was $69)
The Raspberry Pi Pico W is an excellent way to introduce electronics and coding. This kit from Sunfounder has the Pico W at its heart but we get a plethora (450+) of components to make our own projects. Included is an LCD screen, PIR sensor, servo, keypad and ultrasonic sensor. To join them all together we also get a large breadboard.
Makeblock mBot Neo: now $134 at Amazon (was $149)
This STEM robotic kit is a great way for kids ages 8-12 to learn coding while having tons of fun. It has built-in ultrasonic, buzzer, and obstacle sensors good for endless projects. Powered by CyberPi.
Raspberry Pi 7-inch Touch Screen Display: now $75 at Amazon (was $99)
The official Raspberry Pi touchscreen display works with all models of Raspberry Pi featuring a DSI connector and provides a 7-inch display running at 800 x 480. It shares power with the Raspberry Pi and can be easily integrated into a case.
Petoi Bittle Robot Dog STEM Kit: now $329 at Amazon (was $339)
This quadruped robot kit is an awesome STEM learning tool for anyone who wants to learn the basics of robotics, programming, and AI. It works with Raspberry Pi and Arduino environments.
You can check out our review for performance details. Also available directly at Petoi (plastic servos model) for $269.
SunFounder 7-inch Touchscreen for Raspberry Pi: now $71 at Amazon (was $79) with 10% coupon.
Offering a 1024 x 600 resolution, this 7-inch display has capacitive touch, HDMI input, USB connectivity for touchscreen and an audio output jack.
The screen is protected in a plastic enclosure and comes with its own stand. This is a handy screen for your mobile Pi projects but it can also be used with any other HDMI enabled device.
Roadom 10.1 inch Touch Screen Monitor: now $94 at Amazon with coupon (was $109)
This tiny monitor features a 1024 x 600 IPS touchscreen and integrated speakers. Using a full-size HDMI port (a micro to HDMI lead is included) this monitor can connect to your Pi or work as an extra screen. Power comes via a 5V socket, or 5V USB C. The monitor also has a connection point to hide your Raspberry Pi out of sight.
CrowPi2 Raspberry Pi 4 Laptop: now $214 at Amazon with coupon (was $239) with coupon
The CrowPi range of Raspberry Pi portables is a fun and convenient way to work on your Raspberry Pi projects. The new CrowPi L has an 11.6-inch screen (1366 x 768 resolution) and three-hour battery life. The CrowPi L is designed for the Raspberry Pi 4 (not included) and provides connections for the GPIO and external devices.
SunFounder Raspberry Pi Pico Starter Kit: now $35 at Amazon with coupon (was $39) with 10% coupon
Ready to get started with the Pico? You should be! This microcontroller is one of our favorites for a reason and the Pico Starter Kit from SunFounder has plenty of components for dozens of cool projects whether you're new to tinkering or just want more stuff for your collection.
Arducam 5MP Camera for Raspberry Pi: now $6 at Amazon (was $14)
The Arducam 5-megapixel camera is a High-Definition video camera for Raspberry Pi. With its Omnivision OV5647 sensor, this camera can have a max video resolution of 1080p or a still picture resolution of 2592 x 1944.
KYY 15.6inch 1080P FHD USB-C Laptop Monitor: now $64 with coupon at Amazon (was $135)
This 15.6-inch portable HDMI monitor is ideal for your Raspberry Pi and as an extra screen in your work-from-home setup. Offering a full 1080P resolution, mini HDMI, and USB-C connections this screen folds away for easy storage and will also work with your console.
Makeblock mBot Ultimate: now $359 at Amazon with coupon (was $429)
The mBot Ultimate is an advanced STEM kit that's great for robotic enthusiasts young and old. You have 10 robot models to build and play with. It is also compatible with Raspberry Pi and Arduino and supports all levels of programming from Block-based coding, Arduino IDE to Python.
SunFounder PiCarX: now $74 at Amazon with coupon (was $89)
This robot kit has everything that you need to build and code a smart robot. Compatible with Raspberry Pi 3,4 and Zero W this robot can be programmed using Scratch, Blockly or Python. Using the official Raspberry Pi camera and OpenCV the robot can be coded to identify objects and react.
UGREEN Micro HDMI to HDMI Adapter: now $8 at Amazon (was $10)
This adapter is great for getting video output on the Raspberry Pi 4. It can support 4K video with a refresh rate of 60Hz.
SanDisk 32GB 2-Pack Ultra microSDHC UHS-I: now $13 at Amazon (was $15)
Micro SD cards are the de facto storage format for all models of Raspberry Pi so when we see a good deal on large capacity, branded micro SD cards we have to seize the moment. With up to 120MB/s transfer speeds these A1-rated cards are just the thing for your Raspberry Pi.
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Stewart Bendle is a deals and coupon writer at Tom's Hardware. A firm believer in “Bang for the buck” Stewart likes to research the best prices and coupon codes for hardware and build PCs that have a great price for performance ratio.
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eye4bear The only problem with Raspberry Pi 4 currently (2/4/400) is an almost total lack of stock. The few units for sale on Amazon are going for 3x MSRP.Reply -
eye4bear I couldn't agree more. I have looked a few times for a 400, the only one I found is a bundle at 199.95, double the original price. I read recently that Raspberry states they are running at capacity however they are focused on supplying corporate needs first, which is the opposite of their original stated purpose. I hope they are happy when the DIY community moves on to the numerous competitors. Ask IBM how that worked out for them.Reply -
TheDon69
The Pi has been generally unavailable for years. I've been waiting, haven't got one. Once I got a notification it was back in stock, but it was sold out before I could get to the site.eye4bear said:The only problem with Raspberry Pi 4 currently (2/4/400) is an almost total lack of stock. The few units for sale on Amazon are going for 3x MSRP. -
bit_user It's interesting to hear these problems still affecting Pi 4 availability, because Eben Upton said they wouldn't move on to launch the Pi 5 until they'd solved the supply chain problems.Reply
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/raspberry-pi-5-after-2023
I'm hoping availability improves after the holidays.