CanaKit Raspberry Pi 4 Extreme Kit - 128GB Edition (2GB RAM)

Superb and matching my expectations

It has the raspberry pi and great additions. but the kit could have some experiments for new users, and the “turn of button “ attached to the cable is clunky you barely need to touch for the circuit to break and turn off the raspberry, other than that farely okay, still quite pricey

The product is great. But USB3.0 crashes the system when I plug in the USB 3 DRIVE.

Great, however, the fan stay on even if the unit is shtdown, can be solved by hocking the ground to a gpio and writing a little python script to turn on only when rpi4 is on

Complete set to get you going with the Rasberry Pi in no time. The only downside is that it comes with an American power adapter. For use in the UK, you must get a converter

High quality product worth the asking price

The SD card comes loaded with 32-bit OS options as they are stable out-of-box. Calling ‘uname-m’ will indeed return ARMv7l which is a 32-bit proc. This is due to the capabilities of the OS. Same scenario if one downloads and calls ‘lshw.’ While the 32-bit OS cannot recognize 64-bit architecture, please rest assured these ARE 64-bit procs. Downloading a 64-bit OS like Ubuntu Mate or Twister allows one to unlock the potential of the 64-bit architecture. The kit is very well made and easy to assemble. There are no screws to hassle with; everything is designed with precision, allowing the enclosure to fasten via friction for a resilient assembly. Passive heatsinks attach via an adhesive thermal pad while a small fan easily attaches to the enclosure. Lending to the intuitive design of the case, the fan actively extricates heat through the raspberry-stamped top, while drawing in cool air from the opposite side of the case. I definitely recommend the kit as it includes everything needed for a turnkey system (minus I/O peripherals of course). I anticipate ordering additional units very soon!

Na

Positiv: Es ist so gut wie alles drin, um den Raspberry zum Laufen zu kriegen. Negativ: Das OS auf SD Karte war veraltet und ein Update ist erst nach Suchen und Arbeit möglich. Beigelegter Lüfter ist nicht regelbar und läuft immer unter Volllast. Auf der 5V Schiene ist er ziemlich laut und nervig, auf 3V war er relativ leise (aber auch leistungsschwächer). Sobald der Raspberry hochkant stand, find der Lüfter an laut zu klappern.