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Brand: Raspberry Pi
Model Name: Raspberry Pi 5
Ram Memory Installed Size: 8 GB
Memory Storage Capacity: 8 GB
CPU Speed: 2.4 GHz
Standing screen display size: 75
Processor: 2.4 GHz
RAM: LPDDR4X
Wireless Type: 802.11ac, Bluetooth
Number of USB 2.0 Ports: 1
Brand: Raspberry Pi
Series: Raspberry Pi 5
Item model number: SC1112
Operating System: Raspberry Pi OS
Item Weight: 1.76 ounces
Product Dimensions: 3.35 x 2.2 x 0.67 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 3.35 x 2.2 x 0.67 inches
Number of Processors: 4
Computer Memory Type: DIMM
Flash Memory Size: 8 GB
Manufacturer: Raspberry Pi
Language: English
Date First Available: November 16, 2023
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If you’re shopping for a Raspberry Pi 5, I’d strongly consider stepping up to the 16GB model—especially if your plan includes an AI HAT, heavier multitasking, or squeezing the most out of emulation/gaming. While the 8GB version is both functional and durable. The 8GB version is absolutely excellent for the majority of use cases (general Linux projects, home server tasks, Kali, etc.), but once you start stacking bigger workloads, the extra RAM gives you more breathing room and a noticeably smoother experience. On pricing: yes, the 16GB usually carries a small premium, but in my experience that difference is justified—particularly when it’s paired with fast shipping and you want to get building immediately. A few practical notes that will save you headaches: Power supply matters—big time. The Pi 5 really wants a proper 5V/5A supply. Underpower it and you’re asking for brownouts, instability, and random weird behavior. If you’re running from a battery, 5V/3A can work, but you’ll need to be smart about it: use a powered USB hub for peripherals so you’re not dragging the Pi down when you plug in devices. For the first boot, using a TV/monitor setup can make life easier—especially until you’ve updated to the latest firmware. Don’t skip active cooling. The Pi 5 can run hot under load, and throttling will undo a lot of the performance you’re paying for. Use a case. There are tons of options—just get something, even if it’s a simple silicone base. Protection + airflow is the goal. Finally, if you’re buying the Pi 5 specifically for penetration testing, plan on adding a compatible external Wi-Fi adapter. The built-in Broadcom wireless is fine for normal connectivity, but it’s not the right tool for packet injection/monitor-mode workflows—an external adapter will make your life much easier. One of the biggest perks of the Raspberry Pi 5 is how many operating systems you can run, depending on what you want to build: Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit) – the official, best-supported daily driver Ubuntu (Desktop/Server) – great for productivity, dev work, and servers Kali Linux – popular for security testing and training labs Retro gaming OS options – RetroPie, Recalbox, Batocera (awesome for emulation setups) Media center builds – LibreELEC/OSMC for a dedicated TV/streaming box Lightweight Linux distros – faster, lean builds for specific projects and low overhead Android-based builds (community-supported) – for an Android-style experience on Pi hardware No matter your goal—desktop, server, security lab, arcade console, or media box—the Pi 5 has an OS path that fits. Overall: 8GB is a fantastic value and handles most projects effortlessly, but if you’re aiming for AI, more demanding workloads, or a “buy once, cry once” setup, the 16GB model is the smarter long-term pick.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2025 by Daniel Dyson Daniel Dyson
I love this thing. I have some pretty powerful PCs (ryzen 9 with 4070 Ti super 64g) and a laptop ryzen 5 and still use this a lot. I downloaded the raspberry pie operating system, opened a window and litterly copied and pasted all my software updates from Google. I have used it as a regular PC for internet surfing, U tube bit am now using it as a gaming system with a Sonicon chip that has 12,000 games on it. Very cheep, works just like a desktop. I even am using my desktop monitor and my monitor will automatically switch between my PC and pie 5. This is an awesome alternative to a laptop or PC on top of being an amazing gaming rig or project board. I should have bought one years ago. The operating system for PC use is just like windows. I swap my chips between gaming and PC use. It has low power draw and would be great for traveling too. Highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2025 by Joseph P.
I use the SSD drives that look like NVME installed an inexpensive card that comes with a ribbon. The better enclosure kits ( looks more finished and keeps stuff from falling in your PI and screwing it up) include the SSD memory adapter and a fan. The hardest part after loading the RASPI image with communication turned on, is getting the ribbon in correctly. It requires fingernails or plastic tool. I used the “headless” set up and communicate through the network. It’s been to long since I used the desk top to comment on it. My uses are as VPN and media server, so I don’t want or need the desktop clutter. But memory cards are so cheep, desktop may be needed until you are more familiar with it. I used the pre packaged mixes (recipes) these days. I still use wireless keyboards, yes they keybounce a bit.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2025 by Burt
The Raspberry Pi 5 is a huge improvement over the previous models. With 8GB of RAM, faster CPU performance, and PCIe support, it can handle much heavier workloads—from running servers and media centers to DIY electronics projects. I’ve used mine for both development and home automation, and it runs smooth and stable. If you’re into tinkering, coding, or building custom setups, this board gives you a lot of flexibility and power for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2025 by Brian
I’ve used a few s.b.c’s (single board computers) in my time. And I’ve never had issue with the PI’s. This Raspberry pie was no exception. It’s being used as a kiosk mode display to display job status’ and works great. One thing that really comes through when getting into s.b.c’s is community support. There are less expensive competitors but the wealth of pre-written libraries, projects, documentation, and code/pinout examples really matter. The hardware is great, but it’s the aftermarket products and community that make it a no-brainer. Lots of cases, hats, and libraries to play with.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2025 by MatrixRage
(Review for 8gb model) Works well. The raspberry pi 5 is great for projects and runs programs well! It is easy to use with its well designed OS and small size. Would recommend for projects and computer use.
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2025 by Kellan N.
Are there faster single board computers. Yep. Do some have some better features. Yep. But do you know why those other boards just fall by the wayside never to be heard from again? It is because of the community that has sprung up around the Pi's. All the documented projects as well. Make sure to get the Official Pi power brick or a PoE+ hat for the 5. I've used Pi's since the first one in 2011 and I'll buy the 6, 7, 8, etc. As they release them.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2025 by John E Hagensieker
Works well in creating a physical access point and can perform quite a bit of other tasks while managing this new network, especially for its size and features.
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2025 by John Mobley IV