Raspberry Pi

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.

The RP2040 is a jack-of-all-trades, and a master of all. Servo 2040 sees the chip controlling 18 servos, and reading six inputs all at once.

It may not be the first product to use the form factor, but StackyPi offers an interesting, if tricky way to use Raspberry Pi HATs with the RP2040 SoC.

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.

Powered by the RP2040, Solder Party’s RP2040 Stamp is designed to be the heart and soul of your next project. We get all of the GPIO pins, convenient LiPo support and a NeoPixel to sweeten the deal.

Cytron’s Maker Nano RP2040 is a small, RP2040-powered microcontroller that is packed with features for new and seasoned makers.

Simple to build and code, Trilobot from Pimoroni is an excellent platform for building your first, or your latest Raspberry Pi powered robot.

Inside this lovely Super Nintendo case is the Raspberry Pi 4 and with this much power we can emulate many classic consoles and computers from the 1980s to the early 2000s.

One camera to rule them all

The long awaited update for the Raspberry Pi Zero W sees the same quad-core CPU as found in the Raspberry Pi 3. But don’t expect the same performance.

A pocket sized handheld games console powered by the Raspberry Pi RP2040 and your coding skills.

Lego and Raspberry Pi working together is the “superband” of educational electronics.

Asus’ track record with single board computers hasn’t been the best, and the Tinker Board 2S is no different.

Adafruit’s Trinkey QT2040 sees the RP2040 SoC dropped into a USB key shaped microcontroller.

Building robots with Kitronik’s new boards is a great learning experience, made simple with good hardware and clever software.

Akasa’s latest passively cooled case bears a striking “maze” heat sink and simple looks designed to keep your Raspberry Pi 4 cool under pressure.