“Power up your projects with the Raspberry Pi 27W USB-C Power Supply! This efficient option is perfect for PD-enabled USB-C devices, including the Raspberry Pi 5 and Pi 500, and it has an impressive efficiency of over 91%.
It offers versatile PD modes: 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/2.25A, 15V/1.8A, and a custom mode for the Raspberry Pi 5 providing 5V/5A. It delivers stable power and is built with high-quality Rubycon and Panasonic capacitors, essential for optimal device performance.
The Raspberry Pi 27W USB-C Power Supply is a reliable, efficient, and versatile addition to any maker's toolkit. Get ready to start your creative journey!”
“This power supply is great for the Pi5 and Pi500 but obviously powers many other computing devices I have as well (Pi4, phones and laptops).
Silent, doesn't heat up like some cheap chargers and good quality.”
“From the ouside, product seemingly decently built. Didn't look inside.
Expecting appropriate efficacy and efficiency on the long run versus non-Raspberry Pi branded PSUs or fake or compatible ones bearing the Raspberry Pi name and logo.
Currently used to power a mouse simulating robot. PSU plugs at the base of the tail which is longer than real world mouse tail yet mouse robot act as expected.
Product not made in UKNI but in communist China or Cambodia.
I thought the 'non-profit' organisation The Pi Foundation claimed their products are made in the UK?
On an ancilliary topic, it would be good for non-UKNI clients if The Pi Hut could fully handle foreign taxation to save the extra fees applied when the packet is received abroad. Reason for ordering from The Pi Hut is the unavailability of numerous The Pi Foundation products elsewhere in non-UKNI market and the relative competitiveness when it came to pricing.”
