Pimoroni Ltd Reviews

Great product, high-quality craftsmanship, clear colors; a wider selection of software would be desirable.

Súper satisfied, I love what I’ve got, I’m still working on my project but it’s exactly what I was looking for, I recommend it to anyone working with electronics projects, y’all know how this goes, thanks for the service and the great quality.

"Nice frame, it's not a complicated kit (3 perspex back layers and 2 stand options) - more rigid than it looks when you unpack it. "

"Nice frame, it's not a complicated kit (3 perspex back layers and 2 stand options) - more rigid than it looks when you unpack it. "

"Ideal for what I needed!"

"This arrived very quickly, was plugged into a pi zero 2 (in use as a pihole) to convert it from WiFi to wired. Tested it on an old laptop running chrome flex first. Worked for both instantly and without issue - took longer to reconfigure the pihole to use the connection than to get this going. Not much else to say really. Haven't made use of the usb ports so can't comment on those. Pic is it in action - blue blur shows it's \"on\" one the other end flashes on\/off presumably when the ethernet is in use."

"The Presto is a cute device.\r\n\r\nIt has a feature set that makes it very broadly useful - touchscreen, nice colour screen, tiny speaker, WiFi and bluetooth. Couple that with a straightforward MicroPython library, and you can start running fast - e.g. you could very quickly make a little dashboard that pokes addresses over the local network to change lights, read data, or bring in anything from the internet.\r\n\r\nThe Qwiic port expands the usefulness. I don't have a killer use for the backward\r\n-facing LEDs yet, but they're a fun idea. The USB port isn't ideally placed, but a right-angle cable can help keep that tidy.\r\n\r\nThe only unexpected limitation I've found is that two-point touch can misbehave when both are close to the same horizontal line, but otherwise this is nicely rounded! Very happy with mine."