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NVMe Base for Raspberry Pi 5 Reviews

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Works out of the box, swapping a NVMe drive from an USB stick to the NVMe Base.
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Posted 1 year ago
The NVMe Base is great. I’ve hooked it up to my Pi 5 with an eBay Samsung 961 SSD. Setup was easy, but I would have much preferred a set of instructions (online or otherwise) to a video
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Posted 1 year ago
Andre Hagenaars
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De nvme base is zeer snel geleverd. Installatie ging zeer eenvoudig en gemakkelijk. Raspberry Pi 5 werkt nu zeer snel. Heel tevreden
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Posted 1 year ago
Shannon Kale
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Best customer service I have ever experienced and the product top notch well built thanks again just try them out for yourself
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Posted 1 year ago
James Alexander
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The shipping was faster than expected. The NVMe base arrived in a well thought out package. After following the simple video instructions, my Pi5 was running off the SSD moments later. The design mimimizes the impact to the SD card and the overall size of the pi's foot print. A solid approach that focuses on performance and value.
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Posted 1 year ago
Steffen Thorhauer
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The Raspberry Pi 5 is fast, with NVMe Base noticeable faster
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Posted 1 year ago
Nice and complete product with a clear installation instruction. Love it !
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Posted 1 year ago
THOMAS VEACH
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Two came in the mail last evening. Preordered 12 December 2023, notice of shipment 9 January 2024, arrived 16 January 2024 - all across the big pond to USA, SC. Installed Toshiba(Kioxia) 256GB PCIe NVMe 2230 SSD (KBG40ZNS256G) (OEM), 30mm on one and Kioxia EXCERIA 500 GB m.2 NVMe on the other. Followed the instructions/Youtube in the product description and it went like clockwork. I even went the Gen=3 route and WOW what a difference that makes. Now I just have to monitor for stability. Gotta find a case for these now - maybe you guys got a Pibow case with hackable base in the works. One has (had) official RPi Case with fan (took the fan out and laid it on top of Pi), other has the Active cooler. Oh, and the extra screws and nuts were a plus. One of the nuts had buggered threads. Being able to access the SD card is a plus you don't get with the other company making an adapter. It also makes it pretty fool proof for installation. Only goes together one way. Keep up the good work. OBTW The pic shows the speed of RPi Diagnostics on 256GB drive
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Posted 1 year ago