Raspberry Pi Reviews

Pimoroni’s Pico W Aboard-powered Inventor 2040 W enables projects both on your desk and on the web.

An alternative to monochrome e-paper badges like the Badger 2040. Tufty 2040 eschews offers 2.4 inch full color IPS, packed into a great form factor.

The CrowPi L is a powerful Raspberry Pi-powered laptop STEM Kit for kids that teaches programming and coding through a series of engaging lessons and fun activities.

The Raspberry Pi Pico W gives us the same form factor and performance as its predecessor, but adds onboard Wi-Fi for just $2 more.

More powerful than the Raspberry Pi 4, and just as easy to use. The Khadas VIM4 is more expensive but that cost translates to more power in a familiar form factor.

Starting at $259, Vizy provides a fun introduction to AI, machine learning and computer vision wrapped up in a bright green case.

The humble barcode is an amazing form of input, and the latest HAT from SB Components takes advantage of it for our Raspberry Pi projects.

A low cost case for your Raspberry Pi 4 which boasts an aluminum heatsink but sub par cooling performance.

The latest RP2040 board from Pimoroni is crowned by a gorgeous 2.9-inch e-paper display. But this is much more than just a geeky conference badge, this is a tiny, low power information console.

Resembling a sci-fi prop, Argon 40’s latest Raspberry Pi case is much more than a case. It is a full NAS solution powered by the mighty Raspberry Pi 4.