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Raspberry Pi 5 Official 27W PSU Reviews

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Anonymous
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This official 27W power supply for the Raspberry Pi 5 does exactly what it should.Reliable, stable power with no issues. It feels solid and well-made, the cable length is just right for most setups, and the official branding gives confidence that it won’t cause power-related problems.
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Posted 1 week ago
Jonathan Steel
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Incentivized
Seems well made and has been working well, but cable is quite tightly wound and hard to straighten out fully.
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Posted 2 weeks ago
Does the job.
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Posted 4 weeks ago
simple and works well
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Posted 1 month ago
Leo M
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Incentivized
Works as intended and isn't bulky or noisy
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Posted 2 months ago
Does the job with the Pironman 5 case, 1tb SSD and USB HDDS devices attached. Fast delivery and weel packaged. Thank you. Perfect.
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Posted 2 months ago
Justin Cockett
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Good low (RF) noise PSUs with good isolation too. Reliable also.
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Posted 3 months ago
What a great improvement over the disappointing 500! I've been using a Pi5 with Pimoroni SSD board as my main home office PC for over a year now as the 500 was so disappointing due to the slow SD card I/O and lack of NVME SSD support. Then along comes the Pi 500+, a breath of fresh air, 16GB RAM, M.2 NVME Support with 250GB SSD and a really nice keyboard thrown in, it's everything the original 500 should had been but, wasn't. Moved my SSD over fom my Pi5 and now has the wonderful KDE-Plasme desktop running snappier than ever on my new Pi 500+ ... there's definitely a difference in app startup times on the 500+ over the Pi5, possibly due to the SSD being directly on the motherboard rather than hung on the end of a ribbon cable. The keyboard takes a bit of getting used to after using an official RaspberryPi keyboard with my Pi5 for so long but, it's got a great feel to it and is backlit too, a first for RaspberryPi. Overall, the 500+ is a great desktop PC, does everything I need and more. It even runs my HAM Radio SDR Transceiver using PiHPSDR with ease. Highly recommended!
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Posted 3 months ago