Raspberry Pi Official White AU Plug AC Adapter with USB-C Type-C Type C Connector 5.1V 3A 15.3W Power Supply for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B

works well
cheapest i could find that works with the rpi 4 works well
cheapest i could find that works with the rpi 4

very powerful
much better performance compared to the 3B+ very powerful
much better performance compared to the 3B+

This is my 3rd RPi and the best one yet. Finally a decent ethernet speed and 4GB of RAM. It really has near-desktop performance for light duties such as web-surfing and document editing, plus it's a fantastic toy for playing with software. This is my 3rd RPi and the best one yet. Finally a decent ethernet speed and 4GB of RAM. It really has near-desktop performance for light duties such as web-surfing and document editing, plus it's a fantastic toy for playing with software.

This is the only power adapter to use for the RPi 4 since it has the requisite extra voltage and the required current capacity. Works 100%, n'uff seaid. This is the only power adapter to use for the RPi 4 since it has the requisite extra voltage and the required current capacity. Works 100%, n'uff seaid.

Great little unit with plenty of power for many jobs Great little unit with plenty of power for many jobs

Might need to get that heat-sink with this. Runs my 4k display at 60 Hz, but gets quite warm. Otherwise, this is a fun development/learning tool. Might need to get that heat-sink with this. Runs my 4k display at 60 Hz, but gets quite warm. Otherwise, this is a fun development/learning tool.

As advertised. As advertised.

Need a good case for it but otherwise works as advertised. Need a good case for it but otherwise works as advertised.

How can they possibly squeeze more into this package? This is seriously a well performing device. Upgrade today. How can they possibly squeeze more into this package? This is seriously a well performing device. Upgrade today.

Works well, did what it says on the box! :) Works well, did what it says on the box! :)

I had a crazy idea I could use the Pi to browse, and watch you tube videos on. Well I could, that is until it got too hot, and froze.
So i cut up the heatsink on my old graphics card, milled some blocks, and bought a fan from PB.
Now it will play video 24/7, and is the smallest home PC ever.
Super value for money, and very simple to set up.
Note, you can buy an enclosure with heat sinks and fans here,
https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/SEVRBP0236/Raspberry-Pi-4-Model-B-Black-Armour-Aluminium-Case I had a crazy idea I could use the Pi to browse, and watch you tube videos on. Well I could, that is until it got too hot, and froze.
So i cut up the heatsink on my old graphics card, milled some blocks, and bought a fan from PB.
Now it will play video 24/7, and is the smallest home PC ever.
Super value for money, and very simple to set up.
Note, you can buy an enclosure with heat sinks and fans here,
https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/SEVRBP0236/Raspberry-Pi-4-Model-B-Black-Armour-Aluminium-Case

RPi has come far since the first generation (last I played with) -- appearing to be able to comfortable display a desktop and even play videos!

It does get insanely hot though, so active cooling is very much advised. I ran a stress test prior to installing any heatsinks/fans, and it didn't take long to throttle RPi has come far since the first generation (last I played with) -- appearing to be able to comfortable display a desktop and even play videos!

It does get insanely hot though, so active cooling is very much advised. I ran a stress test prior to installing any heatsinks/fans, and it didn't take long to throttle