Excellent
Excellent
Houston Pearse
Reviews of Raspberry Pi 5
What customers say
Customers overwhelmingly agree the Raspberry Pi 5 is a powerful, versatile little computer that works reliably across many projects, and they praise the fast delivery and service from the seller. Users highlight strong performance over previous Pi models and success in roles from media centres to firewalls and art installations. One reviewer found the included case lacked clear assembly instruc...
People liked
- Powerful performance for its size
- Versatile for many projects and roles
- Noticeably faster than older Pi models
- Fast, reliable delivery and service
People mentioned
- Case kit lacked clear instructions for assembly
Summarised from 95 reviews by AI. The reviews themselves are below.
Arrived incredibly fast and worked flawlessly
Arrived incredibly fast and worked flawlessly. Great job Pi Australia!
Atti Playz
The RPi5 is a great SBC for the money
Using these units to build some Batocera retro game consoles as future birthday and Xmas gifts for family and friends. The RPi5 is a powerhouse for the money and sips very little energy in the process. The 2GB unit is more than sufficient to emulate every arcade and home game console right up to the mid-90's. Couple it with a nice case and you've got a machine that is portable and easy to use. In my case I'm putting inside a two-player arcade joystick housing.
Jeff Sereno
Quick Delivery and all items in great condition
Quick Delivery and all items in great condition.
Marcelo Castaneda
It’s great
It’s great, fast and no junk just simple and effective
Wendy Fairhall
The Best Yet
The Pi 5B is my third Raspberry Pi, I have a Pi 4B (4GB) and a Pi 3B as well. The Pi 5 is the best so far with its faster speed and greater expandability. I'm very happy with my latest Raspberry Pi.
David Shanahan
:)
Harry Merriman
Great service, fast shipping!
Marcus van Der Velden
My new upcoming Media Centre.
All arrived in good order and appreciate this little bird team greatly. My project starts with this bit of kit to make up a Raspberry Pi5 Media Centre using librelec (Kodi) based operating system. Using a Bluetooth mini keyboard and to start with a 3TB hard drive.
Peter van Houts
excellent
Does what it promises. Endless possibilities.
Erich Schulz
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