GeeekPi Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W Starter Kit, with RPi Zero 2 W Acrylic Case,32GB SD Card Preloaded OS,QC3.0 Power Supply,20 Pin Header,Micro USB to OTG Adapter,HDMI Cable,Heatsink,ON/Off Switch Cable
Details
- BrandGeeekPi
- Model nameRaspberry Pi 2
- RAM memory installed size512 MB
- Memory storage capacity32 GB
- CPU speed1 GHz
Description
🚀 Power your innovation with the ultimate compact coding companion!
- PLUG PLAY POWER - QC 3.0 Type-C power supply ensures rapid, reliable energy delivery for uninterrupted projects
- READY TO USE STORAGE - 32GB Class 10 SD card preloaded with Raspberry Pi OS for instant setup and coding
- ALL IN ONE STARTER KIT - Includes acrylic case, heatsink, HDMI adapter, OTG hub, GPIO header & more—everything you need to build
- EXPAND YOUR CREATIVITY - 4-port OTG hub supports multiple USB devices simultaneously—keyboards, mice, and beyond
- BLAZING FAST PERFORMANCE - Up to 5x faster than original Pi Zero with quad-core 64-bit ARM Cortex-A53 at 1GHz
The Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W Starter Kit features a quad-core 1GHz ARM Cortex-A53 processor with 512MB RAM, delivering up to 5x the speed of the original Pi Zero. It comes complete with a 32GB Class 10 SD card preloaded with Raspberry Pi OS, a QC 3.0 Type-C power supply, acrylic case, heatsink, HDMI adapter, 4-port USB OTG hub, GPIO header, and essential accessories—perfect for professionals and makers ready to jumpstart their next project.
Reviews
M**W
Incorrect instructions
Didn't realise this was made by 52Pi. If I had known I wouldn't have made this purchase. Their information/instructions are always either outdated or in this case, for a completely different product. The cutout for the CPUs heatsink is miss aligned (so put the heatsink on AFTER fitting the case) and finally, the cables supplied are quite unnecessary. There is a plug for the USB cable that fits into an adaptor that fits into a cable that fits into the power supply, when there is an adequate SINGLE cable that does the exact same thing and comes with a plug already attached made by Raspberry PI themselves. This is simply not worth the money
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