Raspberry Pi Zero WH (with pre-soldered header) Reviews

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“Does what it said it would do”

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Posted 5 years ago

“I got the zero to test making a mobile RetroPie system, the idea being that it looked small and would fit better than my 3b. I was shocked how small it is an how well it performed, I don’t expect it to run anything past the SNES so I am not going to even bother, however all the other systems I have loaded work perfectly. If your thinking of making a small emulator then this is worth a go.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Came promptly and in perfect condition.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Pre soldered sockets are good for someone very young and a soldering iron a risk. The Project was a MMDVM repeater/hotspot which will mean little to most. The point is for a specific project and a minimum cost computer this is a Ideal device. Dont run away with the idea this is a crippled unit, but do understand to use to its full potential needs a lot of knowledge or its as useful as a brick to a carpenter.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Presoldered pins are the best o”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Primarily purchased for my 9yr old to play with scratch and physical world. Using it as a GPIO extender attached to Raspbian install laptop works wonders. Great product. Now I want 4x Zeros and a cluster Hat.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“It's a tiny computer. What more do people want to know? It will never break any benchmark test but it's great for simple tasks.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Amazing piece of equipment, fitted card plugged it in & away it went. I have fitted it with a case to protect it. Board, connectors, card & case came to about £30-00. Ideal for teaching or experimental work. It is a full blown computer, from spreadsheets to control & programming.”

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Posted 5 years ago