“great everything is in the package.
I would suggest to add a usb to ethernet converter if not too expensive. As ethernet is zero configuration it may allow to use the RPI out of the box without screen. plug it, find it, ssh it ;-)”
“If you need a computer to do a job and be on all the time, and you know how to set it up, then this is for you. the Pi Zero can be set up without a monitor, keyboard or mouse. But on the other hand once the OS is installed it can even run the Libre Office suite.
My only gripe would be that the USB port and the power socket are a bit too close together.”
“The microSD card came with some stupid default partitioning... All that was visible to my laptop was a 1GB partition called "RECOVERY". After taking a look with Disk Management, I could see that the remaining 7GB was spread between 3 other partitions - two of them were both under 100MB in size. All three of those "extra" partitions cannot be formatted, nor can you mount them to a drive letter. Pretty useless then since I can only access 1GB of the 8GB card...
As a direct result, I've not even been able to use my Pi yet, to see if that even works! But my experience thus far leads me to believe it probably won't.”
