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Raspberry Pi Pico W Pico W Reviews

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New to the microcontroller world - the Pico W was announced the very next day after I was pondering whether to try out a Pico for a new challenge, so decided to get one instantly. Was very surprised by how small they are - more so than with the Zeros, and narrower than a full-size SD card! I guess their scale doesn't come across as well until you see them in person. Still playing around with it as time permits, but so far no complaints at all :) hoping that the Bluetooth functionality mentioned is a matter of firmware (and does get enabled at a later date), but even Wi-Fi connectivity is a great addition!
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Posted 2 years ago
Yet again Raspberry Pi have done it again !! Great product, fabulous support. It makes things so much easier. Looking forward to future possibilities of Bluetooth support!
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Posted 2 years ago
Rapid delivery and the pi Pico now has WiFi!
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Posted 2 years ago
Easy to order, however, there's still little to no availability for any Raspberry Pi devices. The only places I can find them are ebay or amazon for 5 times the original cost. I can see the maker community who have supported raspberry pi since day one abandon this device altogether. It is a shame, I love the brand, and the philosophy behind it but the availability is a huge issue.
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Posted 2 years ago
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Posted 2 years ago
Amazing functionality for the price
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Posted 2 years ago
Impressive little board. Very easy to setup. I was up and running with micro python in a matter of minutes. The addition of Wi-Fi makes this pico a awesome tool for many projects.
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Posted 2 years ago
It's more of the same… but different. Wireless connectivity. Support is currently minimal, and only in Python it seems, but that is sure to improve as more people get a hold of the hardware and start experimenting. I am looking forward, particularly, to the code that will enable Bluetooth support so that multiple units may connect in a local area network without the need for full IP protocols. I see this as an exciting development.
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Posted 2 years ago