Raspberry Pi5 4GB

Got it quickly and everything worked as expected. This is the "brain" in my home-built OSPi opensprinkler setup. It's working great with an 8" touchscreen, the wifi signal is great considering it's in a small closet in my garage and the indoor access point signal is having to go through multiple layers of drywall. I have it mounted in an enclosure with the OSPi board and expansion zone and there's a small 4" fan that keeps it all cool. It's running LXDE, in an unairconditioned garage closet with the outside temp about 100F and "vcgencmd measure_temp" says the cpu temp is 59.8C.

The version 5 of the Rhasberry Pi is incredible. The performance is overkill for most jobs in the best way. The ability to add a M.2 is also awesome. Overall I love this little computer.If you are looking for something to run scripts on or virtual machines it doesn't get much better then this. I personally use it to run small automations for me and it is phenomenal for that.The build quality is also fantastic. You get a ton of usb ports and a full size ethernet port as well!When it comes to value for money I think this is a steal for the amount of raw power you get. If you look at it from an actual use point though its way more then most people including myself will ever use.Hope that helps thanks for reading!

Works great for my Home Assistant project

What's not to like? These Pi5's can do so many neat things, and they are so much quicker than the earlier Pi4, Pi3, etc. They can even work fine for web browsing an mail tasks as a desktop. Just make sure you use a decent power supply with them, or even better--get a POE hat and run them from your Ethernet switch, assuming it has built-in POE. If not, buy a separate POE injector and skip the wall wart supply. Great for putting your Pi in places where there your can't plug in a power supply.

A great min pc to that has very powerful ability, a excellent opportunity to learn and develop skills.The pie unfortunately doesn't come with a plug -able power supply. You need to purchase a 7.5 volt for pie-5. About another $20.

Lots of power in a tiny and modest price and format. I love creating Internet of Things devices using primarily Raspberry PI devices. There are tons of informational videos on Youtube and other sites that helps you learn how to use this quickly and enables the true DIY found even in computer geeks. I've never had one of these cards fail, and 16 GB is more than most any application should need.

Works like a pi does! only thing though is the USB ports on the one I got are incredibly tight I can't get anything to fit in them. So keep that in mind.

Power house pi with all the trimmings…. Works as expected