“As an Amateur Radio hobbyist these devices are essential when working with SDR devices and data transmission, once configured they can be left running and managed remotely instead of tying up your main computer. I like them that much I'm running five of them, plus a Pi3b. A brilliant product.”
“What is there to say about the Pi Zero W that hasn't already been said many times before. Well, for a start, it's a convenient little package that packs a lot of power and is very suitable for many maker projects at a great price - still! I use the Zeros for amateur radio projects and can thoroughly recommend it for MMDVM and AllStarLink devices, while the Pi 3, 4 and 5 are more suitable for more complex ham radio projects. Thanks again Pi Hut for carrying a good stock of these devices and all the Pi peripherals. Looking forward to what the Raspberry Pi Foundation will produce in the future!”
“What a cracking little micro. I wanted to be able to print from my iPad and iPhone to a non-apple printer that's sitting on my home network. The little Pi zero 2W does this job a treat. it sits on my network via WiFi and shows up as a printer to my apple devices using CUPs and Avahi which it runs at startup. No need for a keyboard, mouse or a screen. So now it's like having an Airprinter on my network for £15. Boom!”
“This device is brilliant, it draws little power and essentially provides a brain for your project for about £14. It's very compact and perfect for learning. Just one think to note, running the 32Bit raspberry pi os desktop, it had the odd stutter, but that is down to the little ram/hardware limitations of such a small sbc. Overall, this is a great product with a great price”
