“Pi Hut have produced a well thought out "Essentials Kit". Delivered in it's own Altoids tin package to protect it during transport. This extra touch provides the notion something very special exists inside. And indeed it does! All you need to make this incredibly low priced computer to work, and for just £6 on the Pi price! This is Pi Hut demonstrating they know what us Pi fans need. A tin; mine already supplying power and pots to numerous mini experiments.”
“Nice hardware, just missing the audio output if you need it, but looks like there is a way to get analog audio out : https://learn.adafruit.com/introducing-the-raspberry-pi-zero/audio-outputs
Also remember that there are no pins (pre)soldered, you will have to use your soldering iron... ;)”
“I didn't think the Raspberry Pi could get any smaller. Most of the features of the original Pi in less than half the size! The only down side is lack of on board networking.”
“Great piece of kit.nice and small, fits my robot perfectly.A couple of points to know...1) it needs the latest "rasbian" to function, will not work on earlier versions...2) there is no Lan or Sound output ports (look at picure) this in no way detracts from the kit, depends upon your project wheather it is suitable for you or not.”
“Pi zero bought on day of release and I am impressed!!! What little wonder it is. I'm looking forward to experimenting and getting to know the Zero over the next few weeks.”
“Great service, while the world bemoaned the lack of a Pi Zero my £20 kit arrived in 3 days, as described. I’ve been bitten by the bug now and the community has been great in answering my noob questions.”
“A micro computer for £4 - what a bargain.
This will revolutionise so many projects which require a smaller form factor.
The board arrived next day and just as powerful as the first Pi model.”
