Raspberry Pi3 A+ Computer Board For Linux

This is a fun little board for projects that need to make a USB device accessible via Wi-Fi. For example, I'll be using it to send digital audio to a USB DAC. I may (separately) use one to read data from CD/DVD discs over Wi-Fi. The 5 GHz Wi-Fi works very well. Even with suboptimal placement, I'm seeing 200 Mbps connections to my somewhat outdated UniFi AP-AC-LR access points and consistently better than 100 Mbps of actual transfer speed in both directions. Not bad at all for a $25 computer. I wish I could add a photo, but I guess Amazon is not supporting photos with reviews anymore. Oh well. Depending on your needs, the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B (2 GB) may be a better option for only $10 more, but it does run quite a bit hotter.

I put this guy into a SNES cart using a 3d printed kit I found on etsy. These little guys are the perfect thing if you like the Pi3 but need something smaller or don't need the extra USB/LAN ports.

I wanted to put together a really compact Raspberry Pi system with a Pi Zero 2 W, but the display I wanted to use needs a DSI port, which the Zeros don't have. This does, and I can even plug in an HDMI monitor at the same time.I don't really expect much from a Linux computer with only 512 MB memory, but aside from not being really up to cruising YouTube, it's still pretty good. I tried Chrome and Firefox, and both were pretty slow, but Puffin turned out to be the best option for YouTube.I especially like that it has a full-size USB port.

This device does not include a built in RJ45 for network but it works great with USB network adaptors or an add-on Hat board with Ethernet and more USB ports. Not a negative, just something people need to pay attention to when ordering.

Just a raspberry pi 3 A+, like the description. Buy your own heatsink, case, psu, cable etc. Box came beaten up but nothing broken

Seller went beyond expectations here. We thought we had a bad Pi so Randy sent us a new one. Then when we thought the new one didn’t work but we found out it was our 200gb sd card we tried self flashing; so he sent us a free sd card w noobs already installed ....what a great seller, highly recommend!Oh MAKE SURE YOU HAVE PROPER POWER REQUIREMENTS (not just 5v but 5v/2.5amps or at least 1amp) or the Pi won’t be able to finish the Raspbian OS install!

This is a great option when you want smaller size or less power draw as long as you don't need the additional memory or USB ports that come with the B+. Too bad more sellers don't carry it.

Works perfectly