HatDrive! Nano for Raspberry Pi 5 Reviews

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Posted 11 months ago

“The product itself appears to work exactly as expected, comes with spare screws, and is otherwise very well-designed. The only issue and the reason for a loss of a star - even now as I write this review Pineboards have not (to my knowledge) released its documentation (e.g. assembly instructions), unlike their other products.”

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Posted 11 months ago

“Arrive on time, no NVME as yet will buy in a week or so as soon as I have some spare money. Hat installation was quick and straight forward Pi 5 boots from Micro SD Card. All looks goos.”

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Posted 11 months ago

“I had to use the full-size HatDrive! instructions along with some web searches to get the Nano working - but I ordered it on release so no specific Nano instructions were available at that time. Bump the PCIe bus to the fastest speeds on the Pi 5 to take full advantage. PiHut allowed me to get notified on release, quick and reliable delivery as always - thank you PiHut for your excellent offerings and superb service.”

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Posted 11 months ago

“Very easy to fit and thoughtfully designed. I like this board a lot. I was hoping it would squeeze into the Argon One case, but doesn't, but looks like it will fit more 'normal' cases.”

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Posted 11 months ago

“As always the quality of this board is excellent. A must have development for Pi storage.”

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Posted 11 months ago

“Easy to fit. Short cable is a fiddle to fit. Just rmember to fit your 2242 ssd to the hatdrive card first before fitting. Now how about same thing for Pi4 to save using external ssd disks. This Hat is also great value.”

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Posted 11 months ago

“brilliant bit of kit..... attach it, fit the cable (check you have it round the right way - look for the white arrows/triangles on Pi and Cable).. put the drive in. boot OS, clone the ssd image, update the boot order (raspi-config) and reboot. Done! Super quick, super easy!”

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Posted 11 months ago