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Raspberry Pi 3 Model A+ Reviews

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Posted 7 years ago
The RPi3A, or whatever its called, is a nice bit of computer kit, only let down by the lack of USB connectivity. It only has one USB socket, which means that a HUB is nessesary to connect a mouse and keyboard. The HUB adds to the cost of the 3A, making it as expensive as the RPi3B+, with its RJ45 connectivity and its 4 USB ports. I bought one. I won't be buying any more, but I have a further two RPi3B+ on order. Nuff sayed.. cheers
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Posted 7 years ago
I thought I would test it out in the CEED Pi-Top Laptop... works ok, but seems a bit slower than the normal RPi 3B+ nevertheless smaller footprint & no doubt good for many other applications. I am happy with it...
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Posted 7 years ago
The A+ has got the perfect form factor especially with the Pibow Coupe case. Shorter than the B+ and doesn't have the network and USB ports sticking out. Full speed Processor and WiFi makes the A+ the "go to" Pi for me.
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Posted 7 years ago
It's smaller size is brilliant ..but just as powerful as it's bigger brother ,the built in WiFi and B/T is great , if you like the Raspberry Pi 's you will definitely want this one .....
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Posted 7 years ago
Amazing
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Posted 7 years ago
I have been asked to review this board, which I will willingly do when I eventually receive it! Pi Hut customer service has been less than helpful in tracking/tracing my order. Other UK suppliers can get things to me in France in a matter of days, why not the Pi Hut. Luckily, there are other RPi suppliers...
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Posted 7 years ago
I bought this for a micro Linux laptop project. Was originally planning to use a pi 0 since a 3B+ would be too big to go with the hyperpixel display and layout I planned. However this fits beautifully in the sweet spot of size and performance :) well done raspberry pi foundation
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Posted 7 years ago