Raspberry Pi Pico W Pico W Reviews

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Dan Hargreaves
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Such a good product, I love the Raspberry Pi range and this tiny Pico With added wifi just makes projects sooooo good! Pimoroni is one of my favourite hobby shops ever! They have such a great array of products, the site is so easy to navigate and search.
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Posted 1 year ago
Robert Martin
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I used my Raspberry Pi Pico W in a Chicken Coop monitoring system and it works great. I plan to buy another one to build a DIY egg incubator!
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Posted 1 year ago
So far this is a very neat board. I'm finally learning MicroPython because of it. Doesn't take long to get it connected to WiFi. Next, I will get connected to my MQTT broker.
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Posted 1 year ago
Igor Boltekovic Tkalec
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A truly simple, educative "next gen" microcontroller . Documentation from Raspi is awesome, keep up the good work.
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Posted 1 year ago
so far, so good. have had the picoW for a week now and all is working great. i have exercised the WIFI with examples from the updated C/C++ SDK. All works for the wifi-scan and associate w/ WAP. Works as access point which i had not expected but am delighted with. Also have exercised as CANbus using O'conner's CANbus driver that makes gpio pins be cantx, canrx (still need diff driver of course for full implementation (driver uses the exotic pio state engines to make CANbus, find on github and hackaday article). A+++ to the rpi brainiacs!! will be using a bunch of these.
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Posted 1 year ago
Another must-have from Raspberry Pi foundation, good quality, now with WiFi!
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Posted 1 year ago
James Cummins
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Posted 1 year ago
Bernhard Bablok
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Nice addition and at that price-point a no-brainer.
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Posted 1 year ago