Argon Forty LAN-USB Module for Raspberry Pi Zero and Zero 2W

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[juliettemoss]

Thank you. The only review I could find of this interesting lil case setup

[luisbperez]

Thanks for the video; like the gentleman before me said, you are the only person on YouTube reviewing this outstanding product. Now, I use my PiZero2w to tinker around my home, and my distro is Kali for PiZero. It works great; now, if the Raspberry Foundation could make a PiZero with at least 1Gb of ram, they would make many people very happy. By the way, I have a PiZwro2w as my secondary NAS running OpenMediaVault, and it works flawlessly. No issues whatsoever. It is my home cloud. It has 1Tb storage.

[MichelMorinMontreal]

A presentation to match the POD: high quality! I also intend to use it as a micro-NAS, so I hope to be able to benefit from your advice in a future video...

[hdruh]

Thank You. I don't see anyone else covering the Argon POD system. I just got the full POD stack. Would love to see you set up a small NAS with this system.

[alfredogalvan]

It would be great if the Ethernet module coil be also PoE on the elegant module

[billstei]

Seems like the next step for Argon to take with the POD system is to have a speaker/microphone expansion module so it can be a complete audio/visual package for Home Assistant Voice Assistant (like the Expressif ESP32-S3-BOX-3). In the meantime, if the display module is plugged in, is there room for, or interference of any sort, in the main POD case, a WM8960 audio hat board? Looks like Argon left space in the case for a hat board, but maybe not with the Argon POD display plugged in...

[nnasab]

If they would make this system for an other zero type boards with more memory too.