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  • Waveshare Raspberry Pi Zero V1.3 Low-Cost Pared Down Pi Half Size of a Model A+ BCM2835 Affordable Enough for Any Project 40PIN

Waveshare Raspberry Pi Zero V1.3 Low-Cost Pared Down Pi Half Size of a Model A+ BCM2835 Affordable Enough for Any Project 40PIN

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  • Pi Zero is the heart of a Raspberry Pi on a tiny 65mm x 30mm board.
  • With mini-HDMI, micro-B OTG USB, and the same 40-pin GPIO it has great connectivity.
  • Pi Zero Features: BCM 2835 SOC @ 1GHz 1GHz 512MB of RAM micro-SD mini-HDMI micro-B USB for data micro-B USB for power Unpopulated 40-pin GPIO connector
  • Compatible with existing HAT addons Dimensions: 65mm x 30mm x 5mm
  • Suitable for any applications
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Unbelievably the super-small and super-affordable VERSION 1.3 WITH CAMERA ADAPTER! Raspberry Pi just got even smaller and even cheaper! Pi Zero is the heart of a Raspberry Pi on a tiny 65mm x 30mm board. With mini-HDMI, micro-B OTG USB, and the same 40-pin GPIO it has great connectivity. Pi Zero Features: BCM 2835 SOC @ 1GHz 1GHz 512MB of RAM micro-SD mini-HDMI micro-B USB for data micro-B USB for power Unpopulated 40-pin GPIO connector Compatible with existing HAT addons Dimensions: 65mm x 30mm x 5mm

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  • micro-SD, mini-HDMI, micro-B USB for data, micro-B USB for power, Unpopulated 40-pin GPIO connector

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    Customer reviews

    4.3 out of 5 stars
    323 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers find the Raspberry Pi Zero works well out of the box and is particularly useful for Kodi on LibreElec. They appreciate its small size and quality, with one customer noting it functions as a development platform. While some customers consider it good value for money, others find it not worth the price. Customers report issues with wireless connectivity, noting the lack of WiFi and Bluetooth, and mixed opinions about ease of use. The port quality receives negative feedback, with one customer reporting a defective port.
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    24 customers mention quality, 19 positive, 5 negative
    Customers love this single board computer and find it perfect for their needs, with one customer noting it serves as a nice development platform.
    great product!!Read more
    Perfect, fast shipping, too pricey though when you consider it is a $5 item, I can see adding more as they are in short supply but this is crazyRead more
    Thanks a lot! very good product.Read more
    You probably don't want this one... This is the basic board, it's offline only(No WiFi & no Bluetooth)....Read more
    23 customers mention functionality, 18 positive, 5 negative
    Customers report that the single board computer works great out of the box and functions well with a mini HDMI adapter for display.
    What can I say? It's a raspi and works great. The shipping was WAY fast so that was greatRead more
    ...It gets the job done and works well though I will recommend a 4 port otg usb hub with it or just get a zero W. My only complaint is the price...Read more
    Works great with mini HDMI adapter for display and Panda wireless n USB adapter for wifi. Use Rasbian OS.Read more
    Board did not work when I received it. Tried multiple times and ways, but didn't work....Read more
    12 customers mention use, 11 positive, 1 negative
    Customers find the single board computer useful, with some specifically mentioning its compatibility with Kodi on LibreElec and its ability to run pi-hole.
    Great for running pi-hole on my network.Read more
    ...These pis are great for little projects and tinkering, but next time I'll remember to buy them at the normal price, not this one at 3x the normal...Read more
    ...I ordered this because I needed a cheap computer that does basic things like web surfing....Read more
    Great for Kodi on LibreElec platform....Read more
    7 customers mention size, 6 positive, 1 negative
    Customers appreciate the size of the single board computer.
    ...Works out of the box. Way much smaller than what I see online. Such a tiny, yet powerful hardware.Read more
    excellent, the size of this pi is amazing, 4 stars do to the price, not even close to the $5.Read more
    Small, sleek and full of potential!Read more
    Its so tiny and cute. Very neat. I recommend getting the beginners kit with it that comes with the adapters....Read more
    23 customers mention value for money, 10 positive, 13 negative
    Customers have mixed opinions about the value for money of the Raspberry Pi Zero, with some finding it good for the price while others consider it a bad deal.
    There's quite a bit of grief about these being overpriced, but after shipping costs, they were only a few dollars more than from Canakit and this...Read more
    ...Works great was totally worth spending more than $5 for!Read more
    ...DONT BUY THIS, ITS A BAD DEAL FOR A RASPBERRY PI ZERO....Read more
    Very good. The price of $15 is justified because of the scarcity of the device....Read more
    5 customers mention ease of use, 3 positive, 2 negative
    Customers have mixed opinions about the ease of use of this single board computer.
    Love it. Simple, easy, all complete, BUT you need to be able to solder to get the header on it.Read more
    Worth the cables. It can be a fight to learn but is well worth it!!!!Read more
    Easy to assembly, and works properly....AAARead more
    ...If these things were more expensive and cumbersome to use, I wouldn't get one just to make a bot that tweets pictures of my cat!...Read more
    13 customers mention wireless connectivity, 2 positive, 11 negative
    Customers report issues with wireless connectivity on this single board computer, noting that it lacks WiFi and Bluetooth capabilities, making internet navigation impossible.
    ...this does not have wifi and no bluetooth. i should have read it better before i got it. but i had a lot of pages open and i grabbed the wrong one....Read more
    ...This is the basic board, it's offline only(No WiFi & no Bluetooth)....Read more
    ...I also tryed to run raspbian, but it is imposible to navigate on internet....Read more
    ...the downside? only one USB port, so you'll need a working hub to use wifi and other devices... you also only get 500MB memory...Read more
    5 customers mention port quality, 1 positive, 4 negative
    Customers report issues with the ports, with one mentioning a defective port and another noting power issues with the micro USB connection.
    ...I would try plugging it in anyway, which revealed that the power in micro USB was loose and barely hanging on, and of course did not provide power....Read more
    One port on the Piece is completely dead. It came defected. Update: The Raspberry Pi works as expected. One port is defected on it....Read more
    It's junk. The orca output pins died in 20seconds....Read more
    Works and it's a back up unitRead more
    Buy this small computer!
    5 out of 5 stars
    Buy this small computer!
    The raspberry pi is amazing thing I ordered this because I needed a cheap computer that does basic things like web surfing. You can put WiFi by getting an otg cable and connect it to a WiFi dongle that enables WiFi.
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    • Willie
      5.0 out of 5 stars the Zero has an interesting capability
      Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2016
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      these are interesting little devices - i think few folks know that with two simple text file edits and a short USB cable and no power supply, you can boot, run, and network the Zero as a little GNU/Linux computer attached to your desktop or notebook (i use a MacBook Air, and the Zero appears as an RNDIS/Ethernet Gadget, which can be assigned an IP address via DHCP - then enable Internet Sharing to the RNDIS interface and badabing, 'net access on the Zero is enabled)... this makes the Zero a nice little development platform for learning programming, I2C/SPI GPIO development and other hardware projects... the GPIO pinout matches the latest PI3, and the camera port is a nice addition for this 1GHz tiny computer

      the downside? only one USB port, so you'll need a working hub to use wifi and other devices... you also only get 500MB memory (which is plenty of user space for ARM clients)... you can add audio via a USB adapter or Adafruit's Phat DAC hat

      good luck on scoring one for $5 at this point in time - of course, if production ramps up you may be able to buy these in a six pack...

      and that would be a lot of fun!

      p.s. at the time of this writing you can get a Zero and camera cable connector for free if you purchase a six-month subscription to the foundation's magazine
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    • MLT
      5.0 out of 5 stars Who want's pi?
      Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2017
      Verified Purchase
      There's quite a bit of grief about these being overpriced, but after shipping costs, they were only a few dollars more than from Canakit and this vendor doesn't limit a buyer to a single item per order. I needed several. I was happy to pay a *small* premium for the ability to get them all at once instead of ordering them serially.

      The units worked perfectly. I had to localize them to US (one was set for Great Britain, one for Brazil) but that's a trivial exercise. If you get one of these and find that odd symbols are showing up when you type (in my case the '@' and double-quote were transposed, go into system settings and make sure that your "locale" and "keyboard" are both matching and both match your country/language.

      Otherwise, a nominal purchase, quickly delivered, and reasonably priced.
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    • Jamon
      4.0 out of 5 stars Frustrating availability and pricing woes aside, this thing freaking rocks!
      Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2017
      Verified Purchase
      It's the Pi Zero! The $5 SoC everyone is talking about, right? Right! Well it was, until the Pi Zero W was recently announced (a few days before the time of this review). Disclaimer before continuing, if you are reading this review to determine whether or not you should get the OG Zero over the Zero W, get the W. It will save you more time and money down the road, despite being double the price of the OG Zero (I mean, what's $5 difference between boards amirite). The on-board WiFi and Bluetooth on the Zero W will save you from having to buy dongles, accessory kits, adapters, and so on (things that heavily bump that $5 price tag up to well over $20-30). If your intended project doesn't need the WiFi and bluetooth, then just stick with this.

      All that price and model stuff aside, this is the lower powered, cheaper alternative to the Raspberry Pi 3. Both are little linux computers that really, really rock. The price range (or, well, intended price range in the case of the Zero) of the Raspberry Pi boards is fantastic; for under $20 you can get a fully functioning linux PC. That's just incredible. The Zero is, again, the lesser powered sibling to the Pi 3, but it still has good specs for the intended price point. The damned thing is so small, it feels a bit fragile or wrong to hold sometimes, just because my brain cannot comprehend the fact that we have PCs the size of a stick of gum these days.

      The amount of things you can do with the Pi 3 and Pi Zero is absolutely limitless. There are innumerable sources on the web to find tips, suggestions, feedback and whatever else you'd need when messing around with the Zero. Community support has always been a highlight for the Raspberry Pi devices, and that is no different with the Zero. Dare I say, I feel as if the Zero is a lot more popular than the 3 in most cases simply because of it's smaller intended price and smaller footprint. You could do anything with these boards. I personally have my Zero set up as a twitter bot, constantly tweeting pictures of my cat. See? That's so silly and dumb, but it is something that I did, on my own; something that I put together and felt great while doing so all because of the accessibility of the Zero. If these things were more expensive and cumbersome to use, I wouldn't get one just to make a bot that tweets pictures of my cat! That'd be ridiculous!

      Anyways, this is probably a bad review because I ranting, regurgitating other information from the internet, and griping too much about the price, so I will cut to the chase:

      Get one. (Or get the Zero W, that one is nicer).
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    • dragon
      5.0 out of 5 stars good board works fine
      Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2021
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      this is a good chip a bit over priced for what it is,, but i blame my self on that. this does not have wifi and no bluetooth. i should have read it better before i got it. but i had a lot of pages open and i grabbed the wrong one. my fail on that one. but other then that. this chip is good chip was sent fast and worked with no problems. easy use. i not really messed with it much besides installing the 5inc touch screen on it. other then that. nothing els i done. there is no wifi so its a offline work board, ill use it for something i sure of it. but as for the price. i payed 15$ for it. ???? what happen to this chip being 5$ chip
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    • Roybertito!
      5.0 out of 5 stars Go for the zero W.
      Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2019
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      Though I was a fan of CHiP, I do like this little board. It gets the job done and works well though I will recommend a 4 port otg usb hub with it or just get a zero W. My only complaint is the price gouging everyone does especially on shipping the pi foundation sets the price at $5 for a reason and though amazon isn’t gouging in price other suppliers are.
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    • Bill F.
      5.0 out of 5 stars Very nice
      Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2019
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      Very good. The price of $15 is justified because of the scarcity of the device. If you try to purchase this from an authorized raspberry pi dealer, you will end up paying about $15 after shipping—and they don’t let you order more than one per shipment. So it’s actually more convenient buying multiples from here.
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    • Carlos O.
      1.0 out of 5 stars Don't waste your money. Retropie doesn't work here, and It's imposible to navigate on internet
      Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2021
      Verified Purchase
      I tryed to used It to play with retropie, but It only stop to work with few seconds of being turning on. I also tryed to run raspbian, but it is imposible to navigate on internet. I read I could be the SD memory, and I brought 5 differents memories, the last one is the list of memories compatibles with retropie, and also It does not work... It was a waste of money. :(
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