Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W Zero 2 W Reviews

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“Easy to set up and use.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“As this is almost as powerful as the Pi 3B+ I’m going to try and put this into an Adeept RaspClaws Hexapod robot… here’s hoping it’s up to the task!! The new Pi Zero 2 wasn’t released when I bought it.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“It works! Currently running a data collection job, but also showed it could run a desktop”

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Posted 1 year ago

“This is a fantastic little tool, tempted to buy another”

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Posted 1 year ago

“bang for buck this is one of the best purchases for £17. For beer money, you can have an interestingly powerful mini PC. I have added a heatsink and used it in an overclocked state to run software-defined radio via OpenWebRX +. works like a charm. The picture shows the SDR server (on the left) with the PI Zero 2w on top of a RSPDX and on the right is a Raspberry PI 4 mounted to a picture frame running Plex, Samba, Apache and cycling through family pictures”

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Posted 1 year ago

“its an excellent peice of kit for making better hotspots im impressed with how quick it arrived many thanks i will be using this store again plus i will recommend to all my ham buddies”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Bought to replace my dead original zero w which runs PiHole. Noticeably quicker and doing just what it needs to”

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Posted 1 year ago

“A tiny powerhouse of a computer, I have always been a fan of the original Zero, this is a quad-core version with, the same form factor so will fit all the cases, it would not be suitable as a desktop though as it still has only 512MB of memory. I use them as tiny servers and retro game emulation, which it can do well as it fits into small cases and gets good performance for the size, and power consumption, I plan to use one in a portable gaming system in the near future.”

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Posted 1 year ago