Raspberry Pi

An all in one electronics lab that can be used with Windows, Mac, Linux and Raspberry Pi, the Grove Beginner Kit is easy to use and with great documentation.

Rugged good looks on the go

A wedge of a tablet for a wedge of your cash.

A small yet powerful package for your next IoT project.

A cost effective kit that brings control and movement to the official Raspberry Pi Camera.

The pi-top [4] is a clever machine that makes learning programming intuitive and accessible with the help of a Raspberry Pi 4.

An all aluminum case with a unique “gem” pattern that offers greater cooling for our Raspberry Pi 4.

Raspberry Pi’s biggest drawback is lack of analog-to-digital conversion. The Pimoroni IO Expander adds ADC, 14 GPIO pins and PWM.

Offering the familiarity of an Intel CPU and Microsoft Windows. Great storage options and two GPIOs for Arduino and Raspberry Pi compatibility.

CrowPi2 is the perfect introduction to the world of Pi projects, basic Python or Scratch programming and Minecraft Pi coding for kids, teens and adults.

The SilverStone Pi02’s aluminum construction provides impressive cooling for using the Raspberry Pi as a computer, but limits access to the GPIO pins that makers require.

Turn your Raspberry Pi into a powerful, programmable microscope.

With dual wireless connectivity options, the ThinkPad TrackPoint Keyboard II lets you easily switch between multiple devices, including your PC, Raspberry Pi, media center and tablet.

Starting at just $35 for the 2GB model, the Raspberry Pi 4 is the world's best single-board computer, a must-have for tech enthusiasts of all ages.

With interchangeable lenses and a 12-MP sensor, the Raspberry Pi High Quality Camera provides a lot more flexibility and resolution than other modules.

Equipped with on-board storage, a neural processing unit (NPU), and a PCI Express slot, does the Orange Pi 4B offer a real alternative to the Raspberry Pi 4 range?

Two inexpensive accessories will cool down your Raspberry Pi 4, enabling it to sustain better performance over time.

Billed as a tool for running artificial intelligence workloads at the edge, is the Grove AI Hat a cheap alternative to a Google Coral USB Accelerator?

A low-power, low-effort add-on display for any modern model of Raspberry Pi - just don’t expect a rapid refresh rate.