Choosing the right Raspberry Pi for you!

Which Raspberry Pi model is best for you? Way back there was just one model but over the years the number of options has increased, now including microcontrollers and desktop computers. Let's take a look at what is available, so you can pick the right Raspberry Pi for your needs.

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[MyShinobiWay]

I've been waiting for a video like this. Been wondering for the longest time. Thanks good sir!

[TheSolderingGuy]

Video starts at 3:00. You are welcome.

[chuckwilkins]

Nice breakdown of all that is available mate ! Enjoyed the presentation.

[Yupppi]

You can tell this is a two years old video. The goal of $35 dollars is quite different from when I look at my local web tech store listing Raspberry Pis at 110e +. Nice concise video giving the key points for someone figuring out which one to start with.

[donjuanzx]

OMG!I loved you in "Groundhog Day" and "Something about Marry" as Woogy.

[andrewnorton]

Great to see you back in front of the camera, Gary!

[ruiguo]

Great video, would love to see some demos of good Raspberry Pi projects done by the Android Authority team.

[carnby]

Nice one Gary! I liked the presentation!

[clicksandbeeps]

I will say tho, with the pi 400, people will think your a bit crazy with a mouse plugged into your keyboard. Also having all those wires (1 power supply cable, one mouse cable, one audio cable, 2 micro hdmi cables and one SD card) makes wire management a pain. Unless you have some experience with cable routing or your ok with the mess, I would recommend a regular pi 4. BTW, not roasting the pi 400, just saying that you should know what you get into if you get one 👍

[Frank-cgwo]

great video, gonna build a temperature system and home security cameras!

[chanceadams]

Thanks for the info, I’m wanting to build an Ad blocker and an emulator. Can’t wait to play frogger, Atari breakout, space invaders and more.

[rampagescar]

Thank you for clearing everything out.

[kaede]

Great explanation as always... right now is impossible to get a $35 Rpi. All you can buy are the ones bundle with other accessories... bumping the price to a minimum of $75... Saw some bundles go as high as $200. For that money I'm getting a second hand x86.
Element14 says they will have it restocked by *May 17th*... but I'm willing to bet that the sec it gets available online it will be sold out in matter of minutes. So kinda pointless talking about it right now...

[cheapnoiseinthehouse]

I want to build a musical keyboard without a screen. What should I use? What Raspberry pie?

[athanchew]

You are missing a model of a raspberry pi on the Zero family, which has a normal CPU speed of 1GHz, and only costs $15, and can have normal clocking of up to 1.3GHz, which is 0.1GHz more powerful than that the Raspberry pi 3A+. The performance is almost equal to a rpi 3, and has a similar CPU.

[exaltedpotato]

Great video. I just wanted to cry in chat that the Pi 4 Compute is selling for nearly $100, 3x more than the Pi 4 A is SUPPOSED to sell :( That's a bigger jump than what graphics cards are right now, and you aint mining much crypto on a Pi.

[coletc]

What would you recommend for running a HomeBridge (HOOBS)? Wondering if the 0W model would work.

[jeroendevries]

So i've a questin. For a smart mirrow. What do i need to use for raspberry? I like to use wifi.

[_BlackSpectrum]

Is Raspberry pi Pico similar to Arduino mini version?

[StevenHouse]

As of Feb 2021 just at a guess, What would a Raspberry Pi Version 5B look like?