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Raspberry Pi 5 8GB Reviews

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Kyle W
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“Works well”
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Posted 2 months ago
Greg C
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“Pi 5 is a great little computer. Capable of running as a desktop as well as headless.”
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Posted 2 months ago
Dave L
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“The Raspberry Pi has continued to improve and this version is excellent. I use it for running Home Assistant and it works like a dream. Housed in an Argon One V3 case, which allows the use of an M.2 memory chip for much more reliability. It also has a cooling fan built in, which can be automatically controlled by the Pi. The 8GB of RAM allows the Pi 5 to run multiple tasks simultaneously without a hitch and all in all make for a very reasonably priced Home Automation System. Thoroughly recommend.”
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Posted 3 months ago
Graham F
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“Arrived promptly and as described. Excellent for my hobby train set and explorations of AI and IOT.”
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Posted 3 months ago
Todd D
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“Great little computer. With so much open-source packages and support, it’s a very easy to get up and running. I had a rPi3 which I thought was good, but this is a much faster unit.”
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Posted 4 months ago
Anonymous
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“Fast, product as expected, nothing to add here.”
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Posted 4 months ago
Simeon S
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“Ooo so much fun. Having a great time fiddling around with it. Delivery was super quick and installation was clear.”
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Posted 4 months ago
Flynn R
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“I'm glad the audio jack has gone. I purchased this to run some CNN models with the AI hat, and I'm thoughly impressed. The technical capabilities of the SOC are really impressive and a huge improvement from my previous Pi 3B. The only thing I dislike is the lack of hardware encoding.”
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Posted 4 months ago