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NVMe Base for Raspberry Pi 5 Reviews

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works very well
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Posted 1 year ago
Steve Hillman
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Delivered within 24 hrs of ordering. Followed the instrucional video on the Pimoroni site and was up and running in 10 minutes. easy to attach to Pi5, all the necessary screw, nuts and bolts are provided. I ordered mine with a 256gb NVMe drive. I find the base preferable to a hat and the design is unobtrusive. My pi5 now boots from NVMe. For me 5here is certainly a noticable difference in performance with the NVMe drive finally making the pi a viable desktop alternative.
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Posted 1 year ago
Excellent kit. Straight forward set up. Well-built. 256gig SSD installed w/o issues. Thank you, Mr Pimoroni.
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Posted 1 year ago
have ordered several items from you. Very satisfactory.
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Posted 1 year ago
Thierry Jeanneret
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Easy to setup, works as expected, good documentation on site and on YouTube, good price.
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Posted 1 year ago
Stuart Scollay
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Worked for a while and then the m2 went read only. It took a while to figure out how to flash the eeprom back to stock so that I could start from sdcard again and try again. It seems this setup is very sensitive to the power supply, so definitly use the recommended factory 27w one.
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Posted 1 year ago
David Hawkins
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Great little board works perfectly and is rapid quick compared to a 4 with sd card
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Posted 1 year ago
John Kennett
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The best thing to say is that "it just works". It's very easy to assemble and when connected to the Pi 5 it's fast. I like the fact that they provide extra screws and nuts - they are easy to lose! Only pity is that as yet there isn't a case that will accomodate it (without some work with a dremel or file etc) - I was mounting it on a rack shelf so it wasn't an issue, but in the future I will be VESA mounting one, and that will need to be in a protective case.
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Posted 1 year ago