Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W review - 5x faster for just $5 more
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- The Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W offers 5 times the performance in the same form factor as the original Pi Zero. It includes 512MB of RAM, Wi-Fi 4, Bluetooth, and access to the traditional Pi GPIO pins.
00:00 - Intro
00:44 - What is a Raspberry Pi?
03:30 - Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W specs
07:25 - System-in-Package (SiP)
10:00 - Performance
13:25 - Power efficiency
15:40 - Software
16:41 - Price
17:36 - Outro
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I wish I had presented this video to the Raspberry Pi resellers and distributors as well as you did. I'm far too in the detail of the design to present it's merits with this level of excitement. btw I designed it.
thanks.
I'm sure you expected a bigger response but I didn't know who you were until I saw your comment. Thanks very much you've made a lot of people happy and have changed the world for the better.
I just acquired mine from the Raspberry Pi popup shop in Southamton (Good Friday 2023), and I love it!!! Thank you for this feat of engineering
Imagine having a computer like this back in 1995....
Imagine having a rpi zero with 4gb ram, octa core processor in 2021. Well, we already have it, it's called a smartphone. I can't understand why r pi is so weak compared to new devices.
I bought my first PC, a 486 DX2/66Mhz with 8Mb of RAM back in '95. The 90's were crazy!
@@QuintusGaius Price. You can have better SBCs but they will come with two problems, they cost way more and their support is seldom good.
@@BastetFurry I agree that the price will go up, but by how much? Xiaomi redmi 9A is a budget phone for about 100USD. I bet that the components inside are not expensive. I've tried really hard to find real reasons for rpi low specs, and so far without success. If you have some information to share I would be happy to see it.
@@QuintusGaius made in China versus made in the UK?
There is a pricetag on worker security including proper wages and environment protection.
In 1995 I had a mid life crisis and decided to do a law degree in my mid thirties. With my first student grant and loan I decided to buy a brand new computer for £2,000. It had a Pentium 200Mhz processor, 32Mb RAM, a 5.2 Gb HDD, a monitor, printer, scanner, keyboard and mouse included in the price. Last week I spent £13 on a 1Ghz quad core processor, 512Mb RAM I added a 64Gb micro SD £10, an old Bluetooth keyboard and mouse £20 and attached it to my old tv £0. No need for printer and scanner. For around 2.5% of my 1995 computer I have one far more powerful and more modern…the question I have is will I be able to run Windows 95 on it?
In short no because:
Windows 95 = x86, most RPis => Arm64 ( aarch64)/Arm7l(32-bit), ergo no dice, also the ram capablilties are a bit different, ddr1 would be compatible but ddr2/3/4 no. Also the boot process for RPI is quite a lot more modern and complex then it was in 1995.
@@deestudio2068 It can easily outperform a 68060 computer running Amiga OS. I have to wonder if it wouldn't be possible to emulate a Pentium 90 which is fine for Win95.
@@deestudio2068: While probably not in the spirit of the post, isn't there the browser emulator for Windows 98?
@@ninline2000 Not really, cause Intel 64-bit x86_64 is based on bloated x86 architecture. Which is the reason why there are currently no actively supported Windows phones, cause arm64 uses RISC-V which is simpler and MUCH more power friendly. That said, could you run windows 98 on a rpi? Sure if you find a way to recompile its whole source code bit by bit to Arm64.
You can get twister on and make it look like windows 95
The 512mb of ram is not such a bad thing, it gives devs an incentive to stop bloating software on every update. So it can be a good thing for the other pi models.
I think that they should have made another version with 1 GB of RAM at a higher price.
Plus it's not like you're gonna use this to run a GUI anyways. Most people will install their own build of light weight linux without a GUI and their code to run in the background. Like in robots / smart mirrors etc.
I love love LOVE the Pi Zero. I currently use one with Pi-Hole installed, plugged in directly to my router. These are great times we are living in, folks!
$15 easily turns into $75 or even more after taxes and shipping to some places
wow, where do you live? Don't you have any retail shops there?
Also with all the adapters/mini-cables you might need 😫
Actually depends what kind of dollars, in the UK it is around 20GBP before electronics + local tax + case + heatsinks ( on this one you don't really need them cause it has so little ram it generates practically no heat( which makes it great as a Kubernetes IoT node ( if you are clueless as to what I mean by Kubernetes, think of it like this, you got 10 weak computers that on their own are quite limited, now if you were to distribute the load of the processor across all 10, you now have 10 CPUs running 1 program, ergo your speed ( won't mean its faster as in you can run Windows on it ( Windows being mega bloated ), cause you still got 512MB of ram, but at around 60 GBP, for two units, I dare you to find a 64-BIT sbc thats useable ( so none of the 12MB ddr2 ram cause those are just microcontrollers in a package as a sbc))
If you look on eBay their like $45+. Way marked up
This is crazy. Imagine what the next version will look like given that this is already so amazing
Its even crazier to think that say 10-15 years back, a quad core cpu computer would rack you at around 1-2k gbp, now its 60gbp ( yes 60 cause reality is municipal governments will still charge you taxes ), also think how huge those were in size and how much power consumption they got, now yes the RPi can NEVER run efficiently windows, and can NEVER compete in terms of computing power with my 256 core 512 thread quad xeon with 480GB and triple gpus ( before anyone asks, no its not for mining or gaming its for virtualization and research ( got 10 of them)), but that said the titanic of a machine I got runs at around 1kW/hr, vs rpi generally goes for 5-6w/h, so 1000w/hr vs 5.0-6.0w = rpi wins at power conservation, also take a moment and admire the fact that its size is minute( vs the servers I got that require 6 strong people and 1 motorized lift to even move 1 foot to the right).
Interesting (as always). Have you ever done some controlled test swapping an sd card (with raspbian/Pi OS) from one pi model to another?
nice...been thinking about jumping into the micro computer thing and something like this tells me yes, its time. I remember holding off on getting the 286, and finally jumping in with the 386dx(not the sx) with real memory addressability. (just for fun, when I think of micro computers, I think of the microvax).
just got mine in the mail today!
I absolutely love the raspberry pi series so much that I wanted to buy a spare. The sad part that sucks is that you can’t even find them at MSRP prices anymore…..
Was using the Zero W original and now have a Zero 2 W. All I'm doing js running Pihole on it but the new version has so much better performance. Paid $15 for it. Other than getting a working PC totally for free, this is the best computing value I've ever seen. The bang for buck is just crazy. Had a Pi 3 for years but never got anywhere near this level of performance. My Pi 3 is a dog and really had me down on the whole Pi thing. It wasn't until I got the Zero W that I had a Pi that didn't suck, quite honestly. Maybe I have a defective Pi 3. It has never worked well. I don't care. The Zero 2 W blows it away. Love it.
I was hoping to see an updated Zerophone with this at its heart.
Can you run Android TV on this? How would it perform?
What is the max power consumption of it? Is it ok to use a 5V@2A charger?
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My gpi case is glad for the upgrade
I know this video is pretty old but wondering what your current thoughts are about the Pi Zero 2W? For the $15 price it still seems like you get a lot of basic functionality for a low price (and with the superior PI documentation and support). The biggest issue still seems to be limited memory. Have you looked at any of the competing boards from Radza or Orange PI? They seem to over greater functionality and more memory options. But they do appear to have some drawbacks. I'm looking at it more as an embedded processor that would give greater speed and processing capabilities vs the Pico. Would love to hear your feelings! Thanks.
What is the switch rate at the GPIO ?
With how close to a Pi 3 you can overclock this thing, I'm really happy with the performance. I ordered one the second I got the email
What you do with your raspberry pi? Asking to get boosts of inspiration
@@TsArun-qw6xn At the moment: 3D printer server, Network Attached Storage (NAS), security camera, Retropie emulation console
Raspberry Pi Zero is compatible with PCA9685? I could not install the library (I''m using Phyton3)...
Should be www.aranacorp.com/using-a-pca9685-module-with-raspberry-pi/
Gary did you use a heatsink on your Raspberry Pi Zero 2 for these tests? If you could try these test on your Pi Zero 2 with a heatsink, and without a heatsink. Basically to how much this board slows down. Still waiting for mine Zero 2.
I'd really like to know about cooling solutions for the new Pi Zero 2 as well. Heat was never really a consideration before with these things. If you wanted one running at a higher capacity before all you needed to do was slap on the cheapest thermal adhesive and heat sink you could find. I'm not so confident in that approach now. Some stats I've seen even have me considering a small fan.
The problem is its never the advertised price.
At least in Canada, from the only 2 official sources, shipping for this small, easily mailable item is 11 bucks somehow, and of course they only let you buy one.... that is unless you buy one of their mediocre kit with stuff you don't want or need.
Shipping is how they get ya. Mailing a base $5 Pi Zero costs more than the computer itself. That's not even considering the cases.
Here in Finland the original rpi zero costs 30€
To be fair, what ever can you actually get for the "advertised" price, especially with the current chip shortage? The product has its msrp, and raspberry just has no control over the fees that retailers add on top.
Dunno, at least here in Germany prices are sane. I bought my Pi stuff at Berrybase, made sure that i order enough to go over the 29€ limit so that i get free postage, you can always use an USB drive and you need a SD card for your Pi anyways.
My word! Condolences to all of the Europeans getting absolutely shafted on the price of these things. 😬
Great value for a fifteen buck part the complications arises finding a supplier with stock and reasonable shipping .
Dont forget you need about $20-30 in adapters to get one running if you are starting from scratch... I found a wireless keyboard/mouse combo running off one dongle is the most efficient way to get input into these devices. Otherwise you need an adapter + a USB hub + power/video adapters....
Hey Gary, I don't think you've done a review of the CM4 and CM4 i/o board.
I would find that very interesting, I think many people would. The i/o board has a pci-e slot, but does anything actually work with it?
Check out Jeff Geerling’s channel.
@@altosack yes, thanks for that David. In fact, I have only recently just discovered Jeff's channel, and watched a lot of his videos, and he is really good.
Good tip though...
I bought 2 of them, but I am slightly disappointed in the initial software support. Hopefully things pick up shortly when development catches up with the release of these otherwise magnificent little boards.
..price is ? once again please?
question - how many watts does it draw?
I see the amp rating that you did but I don't know how many volts that is at.
I tried to look at the data sheet online and they don't say either.
Thanks to anyone with the answer.
USB is 5 volts. Multiply this by amps, you get the wattage.
All raspbery pi boards run off 5v, though they tolerate higher voltage - they have a 5v regulator. I think it regulates 3.3v and 1.2/1.5v rails for the devices and interfaces on board (ram, usb drivers, sd card), but the whole board works on 5v.
For embedded it would be nice to do away with the Bluetooth and WiFi stuff, and have more memory, especially to be ready for the raspbian 64 bit OS.
Although zmem helps on the memory front it's still a bit "hardware over featured" and "short on RAM".
Zero 2+... (no W), same SoC a couple of GB of RAM would be lovely, onchip / on SoC DDR4 and maybe some offchip / off Soc DDR3, or 2, would be fine thanks.
Innsan ;0)
not sure about the benchmarks, but starting chromium kills it (w/o overclocking and w/o latest debian), puffin works a little better. the pi3 does not work perfectly, but it feels a lot faster. the pi zero 2 freezes on many occassions. without X server running, seems fine. I have also the Pi1 B+ and does not freeze nearly as much, even if it is slower.
The 64-bit version of dietpi runs on zero 2 w out of the box already...
i use pi zero 2 to run recalbox plays ps1 and n64 games really well
5x faster with just a small increase in current, that's what i like.
Small increase from 80mA to 2.5A. Just 30 times ))
Why does the graph start at 0.5?
My bad, I didn't set the starting value on the axis correctly. I didn't even notice until you mentioned it! 🤦♂️
I have 2 of these already , going to build a rendering cluster them with my 2 pi 4 using blender !!!
wow, is there any tutorial or blog post about this?
@@adamkoxxl ruclips.net/video/ze-g97B8cfk/видео.html "novaspirit youtube channel ". Learn loads of struff , I am not sure if the pi zero 2 has enough ram to pull this off but it does have now a 64 bit quad core that blender needs . I waiting on sum cable and poe hats end of the month so I will find out if it works.
Awesome for linking that video. What else interesting ideas you got for your raspberry pi? I am looking for inspirations
@@TsArun-qw6xn build your own cloud with next cloud . ruclips.net/video/7Pe-Cv0tnLs/видео.html . This guy knows his stuff .I did my cloud with owncloiud from his turorial but then changed it to nextcloud. He shows you how to use cerbotification and no-ip so you can have you own https secure domain name for your cloud. You can fully encrypt the drive use 2fa security to make things safer,more secure with data. You can build with a much storage you want by buying a bigger nvme hdd and the best bit it is yours and not someone else allocated space from a server.. I suggest you go through some of his projects. my P 4 (4gb) i am going to install vmware and setup 2 virtual machines using 2 cores and 2gb of memory , that way i can setup 2 nextclouds off one machine ,split my 500gb nvme drive and run the system from the drive and not sd card, altough you do need a sd card and seperate drive to run vmware.
Running a cloud yourself is a good way to make sure your family data is safe ,as you control the security and users who use it.
I need ideas as to what to use this PC for.
I have a collection of ideas and projects here: www.androidauthority.com/best-raspberry-pi-projects-1125883/
@@GaryExplains very nice. I like the flight tracking idea. Point your iPhone at a plane that is close to your home, then have a phone app ask your tracking setup at home to tell you what flight it is.
I wonder what crypto this could mine ?
Can we expect a future iteration of the Rasp 2 zero with LTE?
No.
No. Licensing costs and board space make it impossible.
Good luck finding one though!
Where do u buy these to get those prices
From an authorized reseller. The list is on the Raspberry Pi site.
@@GaryExplains Awesome thank you I subbed btw you got a great channel here.
In Aliexpress $ 80 USD shiping from México.
Don't buy it from AliExpress. Geek factory is the official retailer for Mexico.
@@GaryExplains $25 USD + $10 USD Shipping = $35 USD Credit Card Pre-Order until January 2022
Apparently the big problem with 64-bit linux on the Pi Zero 2 is the limited ram since any memory pointers will be 64-bit rather than 32.
But you need to run Raspian OS on this little bugger, nothing else.
@Appalling68 Did you mean to write, "But you only need" or are you implying that it can't run anything else?
@@GaryExplains I meant “only need.” Sorry about the poor context. Of course you can run a distro that is much heavier, but this itsy bitsy little Pi Zero is not designed for that, IMHO of course.
All sounds good, by why they never upgrade wifi chip?
Cost
It's the same SoC as the pi 3b, that includes the same usb, networking and wireless. It is not a new chip, it's the pi 3 chip with everything it has included, just packaged with the ram on top. The pi 4 SoC has more advanced capabilities.
Good luck finding it in stock..
15 years ago, a similarly spec'd desktop PC would cost you over 2 grand.
Small is Beautiful 👍😎
I want one. But I'm in South Africa
This will take miniature robotics to a next level for students and hobbyists. Great news, its also commendable because they did this in a time when there is a semiconductor chip crunch going on.
Yeah. This + Pico would be a great budget platform for robotics and such.
Good look finding a raspberry pi zero 2w anytime soon. You'll have better luck finding trying to find the legendary and mythical virgin. I'm wanting 6 of them.
I have two Pi Zero 2 W boards, so I don't know what you are referring to. I bought them myself, from the authorized resellers.
@@GaryExplains what I'm referring to is everyone is currently sold out and waiting for stock. There are a few scammers selling them as high as 35 dollars us. If you know a US source that has them in stock for a reasonable price let me know..thanks...Rick
You want 6 mythical virgins?
That's a bit greedy isn't it?
My supplier here in Spain has stock and limits orders to a maximum of 5 devices. The two I ordered arrived last Friday.
@@richardconway6425 no im not looking for any virgins. I'm looking for a US supplier that has the raspberry pi 2 W in stock for the going price. Everyone I've contacted wanted to put me on a list. There are a few scalpers selling some at 35 dollars US, but that's puts the 2W at a price point with more powerful SBC's. Supply will probably catch up by Jan, or Feb 2022.
You didn't answer this directly so I'll ask here. Is the pi zero 2 confirmed to be ARMv8?
Yes, it is.
I just wish they would have increased the RAM to 1 GB instead of the 512 MB of RAM. Maybe the Raspberry Pi org will create another version with 1 GB of RAM for an additional $5.
It isn't the cost that is the problem, it is squeezing the RAM into that SiP. I did mention that in the video.
@@GaryExplains I get it (9:48) that Raspberry Pi foundation used 512 mb of RAM instead of 1 GB. Gary Raspberry Pi foundation could have still created a 1 GB POP, even if it was a little larger. The pins/balls could still fit in the original SoC.
Given that competitor's are fitting 8gb on a same size board there isn't really any excuse honestly.
64 bit version should give higher compute performance due to allowing double the data processed per calculation.
yet we got only a measly 512MB, but clustred ( with other non-rpi zeros), works quite well, also makes it nice as a remote nas.
@@deestudio2068 and do not forget that a os for a compute or server device can be very small since it won't beed heavy ui stuff. With a little optimization you have almost all that ram for the process you want to run and can still run the os from ram.
@@ted_van_loon Very true, these actually do make a nice firewall ( with freebsd ), but that's a very advanced configuration( and requires a hell lot of work, but in the end you will have a firewall that is better and a lot more power efficient then the 12v that Cisco's ASA5505 ASIIC uses ( though in fairness, the rpi0 is a full computer vs the ASA5505 is just an overpriced switch )
Yeah 512mb wtf, competitors have similar sized boards with up to 8gb of ram...
All the hype about the multi-threaded cpu being FASTER ignores the practical aspect that the performance of all these is severely limited by the slow, slow, SLOW performance of the SD card.
If these benchmarks included the time taken waiting for the code to load off the micro-SD, I doubt the gains would be that significant.
yeah, it's more of 2-3x faster irl
Well you can use a USB stick or ssd
I still don't understand why the ram was kept the same. 2 and 4gb ram models would be amazing on this.
Because they won't physical fit. I guess I didn't explain it well enough.
@@GaryExplains - Yes, you did.
15 minuites ago. Noice 😆
pi zero 2 w costs less than half tha of the pi 3. so with 2 pi zero 2 w you have greater performance for similar power and a lower price.
No USB C?
Since it is a drop-in replacement for the original one then for maximum compatibility it keeps the same ports. But why is USB-C important for this type of board?
@@GaryExplains Thanks for your reply. I don't think I have to tell the advantages of USB-C to someone like you however for me it just helps with organizing cables. I just need one type of cable for my phone, RPi 4, and RPi Zero 2. The STM32 has USB-C for power and data so I assumed RPi will do the same. I think it will be future-proofing if u have USB-C. Anyway thanks for your reply.
Here in my country it is always out of stock !!
It always amazes me how such complicated devices like this can be produced so cheaply. I have started to wonder if they should be though, when looking at equity and sustainability.
And I can't even get a single Pi Zero in indian market
By this logic, could I pay $1 more for a 1x speed boost?
Can't argue with that math.
Of course you can argue with that math. It is a nonsensical statement. If I buy a new car for $10,000 can I buy half a car for $5,000. 🤦♂️
@@GaryExplains LOL! Gary it was a joke! 😅
@@OmriSama Exackery.
@@GaryExplains It's us Yank's idea of humor. Putting a "/s" suffix on just takes a little of the fun away ;)
Um, excuse me but you can totally just keep stacking ram modules... :P I want my 4gb pi-zero w!!! lol
I am not sure I believe the claim it is 5x faster than the standard zero. I just bought one and was quite disappointed in the performance. The desktop is really slow and not really usable. The wifi performance is definitely faster though. I will probably use this with the Raspberry Pi Lite and Virtualhere server to link my laptop to my laser engraver. I think I will wait six months to buy another raspberry pi and then buy the Raspberry Pi 5.
It is easily 5x faster than the Pi zero. The original Pi Zero had a single core processor. This is quad core for starters.
@@GaryExplains Okay so it is working better now that I have installed the Legacy OS. It is actually usable now with a desktop.
No one can get hold of one for the normal price 🤔
Yeah, well that is true of many types of electronic goods. The Pi isn't immune.
I wonder what's stopping youtubers with the ability to make their own custom board to take the same hardware in the raspberry pi and just strip it down to Poe and envy me is the only access into the device?
I'll wait when they start using USBC
The Pi 4 is USB-C already. But can I ask why it would make a difference?
I don't think you'll see Type C on the Zero for quite some time.
@@GaryExplains USB-C is just better port, better for power, better for durability, better for display port.
The ports on my RPZ broken for just a view plug and unplug, specially the mini HDMI port.
@@jsyaprudin4294 true
@@jsyaprudin4294 but USB c also breaks with use
$ 15 ? where ?
There is a list of official distributors on the Raspberry Pi website. As I say in the video it is $15 in the USA. In Europe it is around €15, which if you do a strict currency conversion isn't $15, more like $17.50. Mine cost £16.20 GBP including shipping which is $22.
nowhere in this world
No Pi Zeros are under $60 now
A "large credit card" 🤣
now i can make my own nids for my home network.
if pi zero getting 5x faster imagine what pi 5 is going to be.
While I would like a the Pi 5 to have 5x the performance, I think you need to remember that the Pi Zero used a 32-bit single core processor and that the Pi Zero 2 jumped to 64-bit quad core. That is where the big gains were made. The Pi 4 is already 64-bit quad-core. I could go octa-core I guess, that would be interesting.
Gary, just sign me up for one of those octo-core Pi5s with at least 8GB of RAM.
What am I saying? I'm greedy too. I want 6.
Raspberry pi zero 2 5 times the power 5 dollars extra ahem* more like 20 times the cost these days
Yeah, well that is true of most electronics affected by the chip shortage.
$15 seems like a notional price. Places that show that as the price are out of stock. Places where you can actually buy it (online) charge much more.
I have never paid more than the RRP for a Raspberry Pi. It isn't a notional price.
Places are charging more, then they are exercising “supply and demand“. I bought six from three different suppliers and they were all $15 each
Imagine having gaming computers which can look like a raspberry pi in 2030.
I’m imagining a computer that looks like a Raspberry Pi and is as fast as a gaming computer but that does actual work available hopefully by 2024…
@@altosack lets hope
50% price hike? How dare them!!
☝️Why not?😎🤣
Hahaha 40 nm!!! Wow!!
How about 5x faster for 50% more.
Yes, you can say that if you want. Does it help?
With 2GB of RAM the hype might have been justified... but promoting something that runs so slowly is very ridiculous in my opinion. 5x faster than its predecessor and unable to run properly in desktop mode? We don't even need to talk about the time it takes to open the internet browser. I was hoping for a much bigger leap, especially since the technology makes it possible.
You wanted all that for just $5 more? Wow, you don't want much do you. If you need a more powerful Pi get a Pi 4.
@@GaryExplains Don't get me wrong... your presentation is absolutely amazing. I'm just disappointed with the Pi Zero 2.
I already have a Pi 4 with 4GB and it's really good. I needed a smaller board and experimented with the Zero 1 in advance, but it was too weak. Then I bought the Zero 2 and it wasn't really any better for my purposes.
The Zero 1 was released at the end of 2015, the Zero 2 at the end of 2021. In our fast-moving technological world, there is a huge increase in performance, but this has a relatively weak impact on the price... Just by the way, in Germany I pay significantly more for it.
more than $5 more 😂
I really want to see a Raspberry Pi powerful & efficient enough to compete with Apple's M1
I know it may not make any sense to the Pi community but anything that beats Apple is always better
Well, that isn't going to happen. There are two problems with that 1) cost. A MacBook costs around $1000, a Pi < $100. Two completely different markets. 2) There are no Arm based processors from any of the big names that can beat the M1. The best hope in this direction is that Qualcomm will release a good processor based on the tech it bought from Nuvia. But I guess an laptops will have the same price tag as a MacBook.
in 20 years your pi 17 will be >> MPRO
Large credit card is an oxymoron
I admit that wasn't one of my best descriptions. 🤷♂️
Five times faster for only $5 more, Not pin compatable and zero availability. Awesome. :-(
Not pin compatible?
@@GaryExplains They removed the RESET and TV pads from the end of the GPIO, So if you're using the zero as a daughter board and you use those signals, No soup for you! :-(
Yes, but those aren't standard on all Pi boards, for example they aren't on the Pi 3 Model A. The pads are still there so you can still connect them up if needed.
So why all the fuzz about it, can I run at least windows 7 on it ? What can you actually do with it .... besides a smart on / off switch for your dedicated server somewhere in a Hosting company ....
🤦♂️
If you want windows then you probably aren’t smart enough to do anything but use it as an on/off switch. LOL
Holly mother of board, this piece of metal and silicon costs 81€ on German Amazon. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤡
Don't buy it from Amazon, use an official reseller. 🤦♂️
@@GaryExplains Yeah if only they had any had any stock or weren't scalping you overpriced "kits".
Lol , can't buy one
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