i know im asking the wrong place but does anyone know of a trick to get back into an instagram account?? I stupidly lost the login password. I would love any tips you can offer me
@Gannon Alex Thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm in the hacking process atm. I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
A case, that enhances your pi... Epic. I want a Raspberry Pi and this makes me want it more because I'm always finding so many things you can do with the thing.
Thought this was a case aimed at desktop use of a Pi and wondered why the battery (and no provision for a USB integrated SSD), but when I went to the web site they showed it off being used for robots and drones, so is intended to be a nice way to package the Pi in those kind of Maker applications.
There's people who own this, and people like me, who have their pi hanging from a cable at the shelf barebone, getting dusty, for 3 years now, doing it's job in the network, even is on the internet xD This is overengineering par excellance ... but okay, I can see why people buy this, but for 35$ you can get a 5 inch screen and with a 3d-printer a case for it...
I put Pi-Top OS on a Pi desktop attempt and it runs great. Only issue I've had is if its left alone for a while the screen glitches, and zooms in requiring a restart. But its one of the most Windows user friendly Linux OS's that I've used yet.
Hey Prime, thank for your continually awesome content! What do you suggest for a power solution on the DIY pi-top 4 (for charging and such)? I know it supports 15V PD USB-C, and the one that comes with the regular edition is 36W 12V. I have a 61W USB PD MacBook charger that outputs 20V at 3A... that should suffice, right?
This kit seems great. I am absolutely going to spring for it once the $99 version is out in US. Battery, speaker, display all in one case and a lot of it is programmable is worth the entree price.
You made a Raspberry Pi Fan out of me. I was looking for a small box to take with me as some sort of "classic" game console to use as emulator and as a small "low end" PC. Seems to fit perfectly for this needs since all i need to emulate is GBA/GBC/N64 games, probably try even emulating PSX as it seems to be powerful enough. Much better value than any of these "mini" consoles of Sony or Nintendo. Not mentioned yet playing around with a Raspberry Pi which i wanted since ever but never saw any reason because of low performance and im not really a fan of linux. When i see this thing has also battery.... damn nice, all is missing now is a small screen for it to use it as regular computer on the go.
Is there any solution to use a SSD while its inside such a nice housing or is it better to go "mobile" with the data and use a fast USB 3 stick instead, which is also cheaper (and already there with my Sandisk Extreme Pro USB3.0 Sticks)? Transfer rates are pretty ok also over USB3 what i have seen. Wondering if the OS/platform is capable of bitstreaming DTS-HD and so over the HDMI port? If yes god damn the Pi4 is damn awesome and i absolutely NEED it. Could be even "better" than a subnotebook/netbook when using it with a display with built in battery which im anyways thinking to get one because sometimes i want on my notebook a second screen (on the go or even at home to be able to fast remove/add a 2nd screen from the table)
I liked the look of this the last time you reviewed it but I did not like the price of the unit considering how much CPU performance the Pi4 has. However now with the reduced price DIY edition I really like it at this price point.
The foundation kit sells for $70. Pretty easy to find that out on there website. Lots of other info about what you can do with this as well on their site if you’re the type of person who likes to DIY.
As far as the stuff it comes with? Lessee... 4 click buttons, 2 each old-school, 5mm dome-top, red, yellow, green LEDs (think 1990s style), a sonic range sensor, a microphone (labeled “sound sensor, though it’s NOT an IMU), a tiny buzzer/speaker (like the old motherboard ones for boot beep diagnostics) and.... oh wait, that’s it. A piezo buzzer, a mic, a sonic range sensor, some buttons and a few dim, mono LEDs. I’d rather see stuff like M5Stack includes - Barometric pressure, temperature, humidity, volatile gas, etc sensors, color sensors, sonic along with radar, laser, etc range finders, and similar. The accessories they’re including would have been expected 20 years ago in a diy kit.... and promptly replaced with something more useful. RGBW LEDs. Capacitive touch sensors. NFC read/write devices. That sort of stuff.
You know, I once loved RBPi, since that was a cheap, fanless mini PC. I used both the pi1 and pi2 as a media center. With these cases, it is not cheap and not fanless. Instead buying a Pi3, I bought an x86 for slightly more money with an SSD, USB3 and without fan (complete silence!). Now, Pi4 finally has USB3, but still, my old N4000 CPU is stronger, and while Pi has a good support, an x86 has better support.
After reading... I don't think I like that concept much at all. Pi-Top intentionally used the physical dimensions of USB-C ports/cables, but doesn't follow the protocol. That just creates unnecessary confusion, and decreased compatibility. #NoThanks
2:09 - at first i was concerned about being forced to use a proprietary pi-top cable + hdmi adapter just to have a proper display (as seen on your first video). but glad to know they still have a mini hdmi connector to the right of it.
Very impressive case. I hope you keep covering this topic. I have an interest in Pi computers. BUt, more importantly, I'm glad that costs & dies have shrunk so much. Now computers are really, really going to get impressive. A generation of Pi from now, will be world-changing I bet.
5:09 _applies thermal paste drop_ okay _applies heatsink bracket_ uh huh _removes heatsink bracket to show spread of thermal paste_ aww that's a waste of thermal paste but I guess it's a good demonstr- _re-applies heatsink without reapplying thermal paste, thus introducing millions and millions of tiny bubbles and ruining the thermal paste's heat conductivity_ *I screamed*
@@theisaacpigg27_32 realistically you can use crest toothpaste as thermal paste and you'll get "ok" temps for years (I'm not even kidding, try it) Why even bother messing with shit where you gotta apply your own thermal paste if you're not gonna do it right? An extra 5°c might not seem like that much but it is when you factor in the long term stability and power consumption of the chip. It's just bad practice.
only thing that puts me off is the price tag yeah i know its only $99.....and it is well built but its still a little pricey mate nice review and build
An expensive kit, but damn does it look nice, and the build quality is very nice too. Personally I couldn't justify buying such a kit due to the cost of it, but I can see how it may have a market. Thanks for doing a video on this, if they release a "Raspberry Pi Model 4+" of some kind in the future then I may look at this. (Assuming it is plug and play compatible.)
Great review. I just starter with a raspberry Pi zero W. This is a hole other level!! ones I learned more about everything raspberry this will be a great way to go! thanks for sharing your knowledge
Ahhh the Pi-Top It’s best you plug it into a monitor instead of a laptop first just to boot it up and update it. I’ve done some experiments with it and it seems to work with Kali Linux, the Display on the Pi-Top doesn’t seem to work, on Kali Linux flashed into the SSD. It’s either blank or a display of SSD pointing at the Pi.
I recently had to buy a budget windows laptop (in fact, it was similar to the Lenovo Thinkpad you just reviewed)... mainly because Chromebook sucks at Zoom. Do you know if the Pi with 8gb does Zoom well or does it suffer the same limitations as the Chromebook?
Amazing! I’m curious if this would work a a great portable emulation station. Since it doesn’t require a power input, you could plug this into most displays and have a neat little portable gaming box
I have not had this super cool looking case, but your idea sounds like it would be perfect when implemented! Emulation surely shouldn't draw any excess power so you'd be able to keep it running for a decent amount of time!
SwiftFire1002 sort of like an on the go arcade machine that hooks to just about any display! Maybe someone will design a docking station similar to a Nintendo switch that has display out and charging capabilities!
Hey, I've had this question for some time now. Could you please test if one of those external touch monitors with usb C works with HDMI as input but also with the USB connected (just as a touch input device to the host PC). It would be awesome as a second monitor for a desktop setup having touch enabled. Thanks
I know a lot of laptops implement the touch (digitizer) function in a similar way. Also a lot of controller board for external monitors use edp for the display and usb for the digitizer and combine them both over a usc C port. Early android phones did this as well if my memory serves me well. Can't see why this wouldn't work but I also don't want to spend extra for a touch display that will end up as "just" a second monitor.
If your using a pi with an ice cooler and overclocked what power supply are you using I don’t have the official plug because I got mine second hand without it
If you have to disassemble the kit to insert the pi, why doesn't Pi-Top just supply DIY with the necessary components disassembled? They could probably knock more money off the DIY kit by not having those components pre-assembled, and it would be easier for a user to insert the pi, then assemble. Maybe I'm missing something? Cool unit, though.
Just sounds like a gimmick rather then a solution and an expensive one at that. Not being able to access one of the USB ports and the second HDMI is also a deficiency. Once you add this to a PI it puts it into the price category that other competing products like the N2+ that would blow it away for performance. Pretty and the battery may have limited use but little else for me. £50 would be more realistic for what it is.
what's that line (tattoo?) we keep seeing on your hand? did you put a rfid chip in your hand there? I have seen someone do this on a site before to open their car.
i like you idea of a portable podcast player but i would love to see how if possible you could use the OLED to display the navigation of local music files.
I don't know. I might consider that much for a Pi Case if it had a connection and place for an SSD. Then It might be OK. Also, their sensor suite for $80 is very expensive for what it is. Also, if your gonna do that much engineering, why not add full-size HDMI connectors?
Just a correction, but the fan is an axial type not a centrifugal or "squirrel cage" type. A centrifugal fan would be an improvement over the axial due to the higher static pressure.
it's a centrifugel fan but you're right about the high static pressure, we needed to draw air from the battery compartment to cool it during fast charging which required high pressure
Really cool video. Do they make a version compatible with older Pi boards like a 3B+? I know there's an obvious performance downgrade, but it would be a nice for us Pi obsessives to get more use out of our ever growing Pi collection.
I assume if it's connected to a power supply, and you lose power to your house, the battery would function like a UPS, giving you the chance to safely power down the Pi4?
Nice... Thanks for sharing.. been looking for a kit like this online for quite some time now... thank god its now available.. just hope they would lessen the price though.. how do you charge this?
Indeed, $299 was ridiculous. Even $99 is too much. A better price would be like $60-80 USD, and even at that price I still can't really fully justify it.
After all I've commented, I think I will end up purchasing this once it releases, mainly due to the screen and keyboard that are also going to be launched.
Hi EtaPrime, thanks for the video. About a year ago I modified my arcade1up watching your videos. I was using a pc but ended up being a hassle to config and open games. What do you recommend me to use for a easy turn on and play games on the arcade? Thanks
I have been torn between two cases since buying my RPi48GB. I wish, the Argone and Pi Top cases would get together. The PiTop has everything I want minus the one additional thing that Argone provides. A connector / module for M.2 SSD. I've looked at every possible option for setting up the pi with SSD and to date, this is my favorite implementation. PiTop only needs to add SSD and it would be complete. Argone, is missing everything else that PiTop provides.... Sad, sad, sad...
![Installing the Raspberry Pi 4 into your pi-top [4] DIY Edition](/img/1.gif)
Love this casing. Really elevates the Pi to an almost NUC level of self-contained polish.
i know im asking the wrong place but does anyone know of a trick to get back into an instagram account??
I stupidly lost the login password. I would love any tips you can offer me
@Aldo Jamari instablaster ;)
@Gannon Alex Thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm in the hacking process atm.
I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Gannon Alex It did the trick and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thank you so much, you really help me out :D
@Aldo Jamari You are welcome =)
A case, that enhances your pi... Epic. I want a Raspberry Pi and this makes me want it more because I'm always finding so many things you can do with the thing.
Thought this was a case aimed at desktop use of a Pi and wondered why the battery (and no provision for a USB integrated SSD), but when I went to the web site they showed it off being used for robots and drones, so is intended to be a nice way to package the Pi in those kind of Maker applications.
The description says it comes with a father so it really does come with everything you need!
Gentle Father's Day reminder? I'd be pretty happy with that as a gift TBH.
There's people who own this, and people like me, who have their pi hanging from a cable at the shelf barebone, getting dusty, for 3 years now, doing it's job in the network, even is on the internet xD
This is overengineering par excellance ... but okay, I can see why people buy this, but for 35$ you can get a 5 inch screen and with a 3d-printer a case for it...
I'm 5 mins in to the video and still don't know what this thing does...
@@DConnor799 Active cooling, power bank, display + buttons and armor case and sound
There are people out there that use the pi 4 as main linux desktop, and if you want to overclock it, you need a good cooling and this pack looks nice
This is a really cool casing, looking forward to the other video's.
Welcome to the ETA family ! ;)
Why did you opt to use thermal paste instead of he thermal pad.
meh.. I'd rather have a package from China 😁
That video's shouldn't have an apostrophe.
Casing looks great ❤️
Your camera quality look great 👍🏻
Great accessory for the pi. I think it enhances the pi and encourages new users. Great review as well 👍👍👍
personally i dont like Raspberry pies but his voice is just so relaxing
He is quite mesmerizing isn’t he
I love watching reviews like this, gives great inspiration to go and DIY the solution :) Keep up the awesome videos :)
Sir, you rock! You, Drew Talks and Wicked Gamer & Collector are my top 3 go to people! Never change! :)
basically the H.E.V suit for the RP4
😂 Half Life 3 Confirmed!!!
Can someone pls tell me can i download pi top os without owning a pi top just a normal raspberry Pi 4 4gbram and a normal case?
@@ETAPRIME isnt that half life alyx? Or is that the 2nd one
@@abdulrahmankhan79 yes you can!
Man, install MX Linux 19.2 AHS KDE final, really hot !! ( Debian 10.5 I guess ).
I put Pi-Top OS on a Pi desktop attempt and it runs great. Only issue I've had is if its left alone for a while the screen glitches, and zooms in requiring a restart. But its one of the most Windows user friendly Linux OS's that I've used yet.
One of the best maker cases i've seen. Thanks for reviewing
This case would be a clear winner in my book if only it had a spot to connect an M.2 SSD.
ETA your video content is truly a pleasure to watch👍Always looking forward to watch your vids at the end of a long day
Thank you, Prime.
I guess one way here would be to try out their O/S spin before purchasing their daughter hardware.
So its a case with a 10$ powerbank for a 100$? wow that is awesome
"but still offers the same fathers like Built-in Battery"
Hmmm yes that's a nice father that I can't live without too 😜
Hey Prime, thank for your continually awesome content! What do you suggest for a power solution on the DIY pi-top 4 (for charging and such)? I know it supports 15V PD USB-C, and the one that comes with the regular edition is 36W 12V. I have a 61W USB PD MacBook charger that outputs 20V at 3A... that should suffice, right?
This kit seems great. I am absolutely going to spring for it once the $99 version is out in US. Battery, speaker, display all in one case and a lot of it is programmable is worth the entree price.
You made a Raspberry Pi Fan out of me.
I was looking for a small box to take with me as some sort of "classic" game console to use as emulator and as a small "low end" PC. Seems to fit perfectly for this needs since all i need to emulate is GBA/GBC/N64 games, probably try even emulating PSX as it seems to be powerful enough. Much better value than any of these "mini" consoles of Sony or Nintendo. Not mentioned yet playing around with a Raspberry Pi which i wanted since ever but never saw any reason because of low performance and im not really a fan of linux.
When i see this thing has also battery.... damn nice, all is missing now is a small screen for it to use it as regular computer on the go.
Is there any solution to use a SSD while its inside such a nice housing or is it better to go "mobile" with the data and use a fast USB 3 stick instead, which is also cheaper (and already there with my Sandisk Extreme Pro USB3.0 Sticks)? Transfer rates are pretty ok also over USB3 what i have seen.
Wondering if the OS/platform is capable of bitstreaming DTS-HD and so over the HDMI port? If yes god damn the Pi4 is damn awesome and i absolutely NEED it. Could be even "better" than a subnotebook/netbook when using it with a display with built in battery which im anyways thinking to get one because sometimes i want on my notebook a second screen (on the go or even at home to be able to fast remove/add a 2nd screen from the table)
I feel like at this point at least 1/4 of the etcher downloads are from you.
Great vid!! I definitely want one of these.
I liked the look of this the last time you reviewed it but I did not like the price of the unit considering how much CPU performance the Pi4 has. However now with the reduced price DIY edition I really like it at this price point.
Pi top 4 has raspberry Pi with it
But this one you h
@@zeeshanrabbani8125 I would actually enjoy putting 1 or 2 together if I had to assemble 100 then not so much..
I've been waiting for just the case!!! Thank you
Dang that is a really cool case. Could you do an OC test as well with that cooling system?
99$ but how much will be the foundation kit (baseplate and sensors) to add on top of the 99$?
The foundation kit sells for $70. Pretty easy to find that out on there website. Lots of other info about what you can do with this as well on their site if you’re the type of person who likes to DIY.
As far as the stuff it comes with? Lessee... 4 click buttons, 2 each old-school, 5mm dome-top, red, yellow, green LEDs (think 1990s style), a sonic range sensor, a microphone (labeled “sound sensor, though it’s NOT an IMU), a tiny buzzer/speaker (like the old motherboard ones for boot beep diagnostics) and.... oh wait, that’s it. A piezo buzzer, a mic, a sonic range sensor, some buttons and a few dim, mono LEDs. I’d rather see stuff like M5Stack includes - Barometric pressure, temperature, humidity, volatile gas, etc sensors, color sensors, sonic along with radar, laser, etc range finders, and similar. The accessories they’re including would have been expected 20 years ago in a diy kit.... and promptly replaced with something more useful. RGBW LEDs. Capacitive touch sensors. NFC read/write devices. That sort of stuff.
coolest raspberry pi accessory I always dreamt of.
Your killing me with all these cool gadgets for the PI :)
You know, I once loved RBPi, since that was a cheap, fanless mini PC. I used both the pi1 and pi2 as a media center. With these cases, it is not cheap and not fanless. Instead buying a Pi3, I bought an x86 for slightly more money with an SSD, USB3 and without fan (complete silence!). Now, Pi4 finally has USB3, but still, my old N4000 CPU is stronger, and while Pi has a good support, an x86 has better support.
That kit is very well made!
Great review, thank you!
@2:08 For those of us less familiar with Pi-Top, would have been nice to have a bit more info about the "Pi-Top connector".
After reading... I don't think I like that concept much at all.
Pi-Top intentionally used the physical dimensions of USB-C ports/cables, but doesn't follow the protocol.
That just creates unnecessary confusion, and decreased compatibility. #NoThanks
2:09 - at first i was concerned about being forced to use a proprietary pi-top cable + hdmi adapter just to have a proper display (as seen on your first video). but glad to know they still have a mini hdmi connector to the right of it.
Can someone pls tell me can i download pi top os without owning a pi top just a normal raspberry Pi 4 4gbram and a normal case?
@@abdulrahmankhan79 Yep! The OS will work on a regular Pi.
I am buying one for sure. Waiting on this for a while
ETA I swear one more big buck bunny and you'll become ETA Big Buck Bunny Prime.
That case is adorable!
This looks nice!
You forgot to mention smudging the thermal past. It just wouldn't be thermal past if it only went where we wanted it to;)
Very impressive case. I hope you keep covering this topic. I have an interest in Pi computers. BUt, more importantly, I'm glad that costs & dies have shrunk so much. Now computers are really, really going to get impressive. A generation of Pi from now, will be world-changing I bet.
5:09 _applies thermal paste drop_
okay
_applies heatsink bracket_
uh huh
_removes heatsink bracket to show spread of thermal paste_
aww that's a waste of thermal paste but I guess it's a good demonstr-
_re-applies heatsink without reapplying thermal paste, thus introducing millions and millions of tiny bubbles and ruining the thermal paste's heat conductivity_
*I screamed*
Realistically it won't make a noticeable difference
@@theisaacpigg27_32 realistically you can use crest toothpaste as thermal paste and you'll get "ok" temps for years (I'm not even kidding, try it)
Why even bother messing with shit where you gotta apply your own thermal paste if you're not gonna do it right? An extra 5°c might not seem like that much but it is when you factor in the long term stability and power consumption of the chip. It's just bad practice.
Ordered mine today... #1689. That was @ 10:02 am EST
Pi-Top Brotherhood of Steel! edition!
comment if you understand the reference
only thing that puts me off is the price tag yeah i know its only $99.....and it is well built but its still a little pricey mate nice review and build
I'm not quite sure what it is but I want it LOL
An expensive kit, but damn does it look nice, and the build quality is very nice too.
Personally I couldn't justify buying such a kit due to the cost of it, but I can see how it may have a market.
Thanks for doing a video on this, if they release a "Raspberry Pi Model 4+" of some kind in the future then I may look at this. (Assuming it is plug and play compatible.)
this is just missing an m.2 SATA internal connector and then it would be perfect
yes having it as a headless PodCast or Music Player would be awesome.
Great review. I just starter with a raspberry Pi zero W. This is a hole other level!! ones I learned more about everything raspberry this will be a great way to go! thanks for sharing your knowledge
Awesome product, much better price than the original. Thanks for the review. I'll definitely pop for one of these at least
Excellent review. If I hadn't already built my One-Piece I would give serious thought to this one.
Ahhh the Pi-Top
It’s best you plug it into a monitor instead of a laptop first just to boot it up and update it.
I’ve done some experiments with it and it seems to work with Kali Linux, the Display on the Pi-Top doesn’t seem to work, on Kali Linux flashed into the SSD. It’s either blank or a display of SSD pointing at the Pi.
very nice case!
love the casing it is really cool .
I recently had to buy a budget windows laptop (in fact, it was similar to the Lenovo Thinkpad you just reviewed)... mainly because Chromebook sucks at Zoom. Do you know if the Pi with 8gb does Zoom well or does it suffer the same limitations as the Chromebook?
The part where you say the fan pushes air out the back is unlikely, it likely pulls air in that way and pushes it down onto the CPU.
Amazing! I’m curious if this would work a a great portable emulation station. Since it doesn’t require a power input, you could plug this into most displays and have a neat little portable gaming box
I have not had this super cool looking case, but your idea sounds like it would be perfect when implemented! Emulation surely shouldn't draw any excess power so you'd be able to keep it running for a decent amount of time!
SwiftFire1002 sort of like an on the go arcade machine that hooks to just about any display! Maybe someone will design a docking station similar to a Nintendo switch that has display out and charging capabilities!
Can install reteropi on rasberry pi using pi top?or any other similar casing?
Please do a review on the screen and keyboard combo that coming out soon from them
For real, that accessory might be the only reason why I might buy this DIY case.
this thing is so cool
sweet, it is now on my wish list :)
I may have to try this one day!
Thanx ETA Bunny prime.. Run Ubuntu Mate with a camara..as that is why I've use for my son now for school.
this is a cool kit. proper cool.
I hope v2 of the PiTop includes full-size HDMI ports. Until then, I'll stick with Argon.
teardown the other side.
is it possible to run batocera ? I wonder if a small screen can be connected on the gpio pins
It would be cool to have it display the name of the game playing.
the casing is excellent
can it run volumio? with the display and the Buttons?
Everything considered, saying this is a power armor for RPi4 is very apt.
Congratulations for 5k subcribers!! 😜
501,000 and counting.
5k ??? 501k .......
Hey, I've had this question for some time now. Could you please test if one of those external touch monitors with usb C works with HDMI as input but also with the USB connected (just as a touch input device to the host PC). It would be awesome as a second monitor for a desktop setup having touch enabled. Thanks
I know a lot of laptops implement the touch (digitizer) function in a similar way. Also a lot of controller board for external monitors use edp for the display and usb for the digitizer and combine them both over a usc C port. Early android phones did this as well if my memory serves me well. Can't see why this wouldn't work but I also don't want to spend extra for a touch display that will end up as "just" a second monitor.
Thats one nice case I'd be nice on the go device.
If your using a pi with an ice cooler and overclocked what power supply are you using I don’t have the official plug because I got mine second hand without it
Could this run the Umbrel or myNode OS for Bitcoin and Lightning nodes. I like the idea of a battery backup.
If you have to disassemble the kit to insert the pi, why doesn't Pi-Top just supply DIY with the necessary components disassembled? They could probably knock more money off the DIY kit by not having those components pre-assembled, and it would be easier for a user to insert the pi, then assemble.
Maybe I'm missing something?
Cool unit, though.
It's probably simpler to ship in the smaller box and not individually pack each piece in a bag or foam wrap.
@@annihilatorg Exactly! Also, it's easier to re-assemble something if you took it apart once already
Great Video! Can you try to run geforce now. I'm thinking about getting one but don't know how it will handle
Even with the best Pi 4 at $80 and a 128 GB sd card at about $25, the pre-built is $100 more than the raw components at retail prices.
Just sounds like a gimmick rather then a solution and an expensive one at that.
Not being able to access one of the USB ports and the second HDMI is also a deficiency.
Once you add this to a PI it puts it into the price category that other competing products like the N2+ that would blow it away for performance.
Pretty and the battery may have limited use but little else for me.
£50 would be more realistic for what it is.
Great video as always!
Games and more games, what's the performance like with retro gaming ? Great video thank you ☺️
Like Allways, great video, thank you.
Would this be a good option for making a portable pi4 handheld console? Could we add a Bluetooth controller and mini screen?
Lovin these vids, keep it up! :)
what's that line (tattoo?) we keep seeing on your hand? did you put a rfid chip in your hand there? I have seen someone do this on a site before to open their car.
i may get one if they ship to new Zealand
Great review. I love the price a lot better. Can you set the display to show Drive space?
That would be nice
Great content as always. 👍 Any chance of covering some good PoE hat compatible cases in the future?
i like you idea of a portable podcast player but i would love to see how if possible you could use the OLED to display the navigation of local music files.
I don't know. I might consider that much for a Pi Case if it had a connection and place for an SSD. Then It might be OK. Also, their sensor suite for $80 is very expensive for what it is. Also, if your gonna do that much engineering, why not add full-size HDMI connectors?
Just a correction, but the fan is an axial type not a centrifugal or "squirrel cage" type. A centrifugal fan would be an improvement over the axial due to the higher static pressure.
it's a centrifugel fan but you're right about the high static pressure, we needed to draw air from the battery compartment to cool it during fast charging which required high pressure
Really cool video. Do they make a version compatible with older Pi boards like a 3B+? I know there's an obvious performance downgrade, but it would be a nice for us Pi obsessives to get more use out of our ever growing Pi collection.
Was there something wrong with the screen?It was flashing a lot.Or was that just because of the camera recording it?
Yes, the naked human eye won't be able to perceive it, just the camera recording it.
LibreELEC would be sweet on there. If the display would work.
That's cool the made DIY version.
I assume if it's connected to a power supply, and you lose power to your house, the battery would function like a UPS, giving you the chance to safely power down the Pi4?
Nice... Thanks for sharing.. been looking for a kit like this online for quite some time now... thank god its now available.. just hope they would lessen the price though.. how do you charge this?
Can you try using Google Meet on this unit to check how it performs & share the results ? Thanks!
Indeed, $299 was ridiculous. Even $99 is too much. A better price would be like $60-80 USD, and even at that price I still can't really fully justify it.
After all I've commented, I think I will end up purchasing this once it releases, mainly due to the screen and keyboard that are also going to be launched.
Thanks for your channel....Can I use it with Berryboot?
Hi EtaPrime, thanks for the video. About a year ago I modified my arcade1up watching your videos. I was using a pc but ended up being a hassle to config and open games. What do you recommend me to use for a easy turn on and play games on the arcade? Thanks
I have been torn between two cases since buying my RPi48GB. I wish, the Argone and Pi Top cases would get together. The PiTop has everything I want minus the one additional thing that Argone provides. A connector / module for M.2 SSD. I've looked at every possible option for setting up the pi with SSD and to date, this is my favorite implementation. PiTop only needs to add SSD and it would be complete. Argone, is missing everything else that PiTop provides.... Sad, sad, sad...