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NVMe Base for Raspberry Pi 5 Reviews

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Ben Scarboro
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Great bit of hardware, and works well once you get the boot order sorted out.
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Posted 10 months ago
James McMillan
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Not much more to say than: simple and quick. Ok, one more thing: booting from NVMe is SO fast. Couldn't get any easier to install (and the Pimoroni YouTube channel has a video to help out).
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Posted 10 months ago
Chris Britton
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Very fast, easy to set up if you follow the instructions on the website. What is not to love, makes my pi 5 zip along, easily the best upgrade ever.
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Posted 10 months ago
Neat easy to install. Easy to set up and works very well.
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Posted 10 months ago
Michael Moane
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Very easy to connect and setup using pimoroni instructions, very fast :)
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Posted 10 months ago
Ivan Ilivanov
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If you want to boost your Pi 5's storage performance, the NVMe Base is a perfect choice. It is easy to set up and comes with clear instructions. The base has a sleek design and a professional look. The speed is impressive.
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Posted 10 months ago
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Posted 10 months ago
Geoff Campbell
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This is quite simply brilliant. I've always felt that the Pi is held back by the speed of the SD card, especially in the case of the Pi5, so adding a full-speed NVMe SSD was an obvious move. It transforms the feel of the machine, removing all those little pauses before things happen, dramatically reducing the boot time, and turns the Pi5 into a genuine contender as a medium-duty desktop machine for seriously low cost. Or you could spend a bit more money and fit a 4TB SSD for significant storage on a media player, file server, or similar. It's easy enough to fit - perhaps a little bit fiddly in places, but then that's true of most Pi accessories given the small size of the unit.
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Posted 10 months ago