CanaKit 45W USB-C Power Supply with PD for Raspberry Pi 5 with PiSwitch (On/Off Switch)

RPi5 and a cooling fan project with a retro gaming system. No issues powering the board through extended gaming sessions.

Perfect for a Raspberry Pi with additional usb powered equipment. More than minimum requirements by a lot.

The CanaKit 45W USB-C Power Supply works as advertised! Great Product.

Sadly the power supply cable is built-in, so swapping to a longer cable will need extension.

The power supply ('brick') works great with the Raspberry Pi 5. Have 3 or 4 of these, use them all the time. The switch is a great addition, saves having to plug the brick into a power strip (or worse to unplug/replug it). The switch is simple but well made, has an LED to show when power is being applied. One minor niggle is that the switch is not quite as positive as something like a toggle switch - if you work at it, you can get it to waffle between on and off. In practice this is not a problem, just move the switch in a positive manner. As it's common to want to remove power from a Pi when working with it (such as when using the GPIO pins and changing config of stuff that is plugged in), having the switch is a big plus. Have had a number of products from CanaKit, all of them have performed at or above expectations, no duds at all - which is rather exceptional given how much Ch*n*e*e 'stuff'* that's out there as accessories for a Pi. Recommended. *stuff meaning near-worthless j-u-n-k in my experience.

It's rare to find a USB-C power supply of decent wattage that has a working power switch. I believe this is because the PD spec normally doesn't allow things like extensions, so the little black in-line power switches that come in Pi kits wont work above like 5W. But this powers my MiSTer just fine, leaving the PSX core running MGS idle for a week was no problem (analog AV, and only one USB peripheral). I love using the switch instead of physically disconnecting power or holding down a button, probably because I'm nostalgic for the tactile "ka-chunk" of the SNES power switch, etc.

This is a perfect power supply to pair with something like a MISTER FPGA. Plenty of power, USB-C, and a power switch (which the MISTER lacks).

Esta muy buena, se siente de calidad, los voltajes y amperajes son los adecuados, la he dejado funcionando sin parar durante unos meses y todo genial no se calienta demasiado, todo correcto.