Raspberry Pi Reviews

The nearest thing to a Raspberry Pi laptop

Geekworm’s latest Raspberry Pi 5 board sees space for four M.2 devices / NVMe drives but remains small enough to tuck away out of sight.

Shut up and take my money!

If Dominic Toretto used Raspberry Pi, this would be the cooler that he would buy.

If you need dual NVMe drives, PCIe devices on your Raspberry Pi 5 then there aren’t too many options right now, but Pimoroni’s new board offers everything you need.

Looking like a gaming PC has been hit with a shrink-ray, this RGB adorned case for the Raspberry Pi 5 will keep your flagship cool under a heavy load.

Raspberry Pi’s latest board isn’t for everyone, starting at $25 and only available in 200 or 1000 unit purchases, the Compute Module 4S is made for industry.

A collaboration between Raspberry Pi and Hailo sees an easy to use M.2 based NPU connected to the current Raspberry Pi flagship.

The new LattePanda Mu is powered by an Alder Lake N100 CPU and its claims of being twice as powerful as a Raspberry Pi 5 are not without merit.

Arriving months after its competitors, Raspberry Pi’s own M.2 HAT+ board brings low-cost, high-speed storage in the new HAT+ form factor.