Raspberry Pi 5 Kit 8GB RAM with Pi 5 Case,Active Cooler,Screwdrive and Pi 5 8GB Board Included

I use it for home assistant is and it works very well and fast. I've used raspberry pi OS also on this device and it works great. Easy to put the case together. Kit came with everything as advertised.

Nice kit all together. It was pretty easy to put together and have it up and running in a few minutes. Definitely a good buy for a beginner like myself.

Works really well have it set up as a gaming emulator

This is a kit. You have to assemble it and connect accessories. The four small screws that attach the R Pi 5 board to the case were difficult to install. Probably best to hold them with needle-nose pliers, and press them gently straight into the holes, then tighten with a micro-Phillips screwdriver. The screwdriver they include is too small if your hands are not very strong. You need to provide a keyboard, mouse, monitor, power supply, interconnect cables, and a microSD card, preferably one that is very fast and is at least 32GB. Certainly more if you are doing videos or graphics. I used a 128GB SanDisk Extreme PRO microSDXC UHS-1 card. I think the power supply needs to be 5.0 Vdc at at least 3.5 amps. More if you are powering things via the USB connectors. The case is plastic, but seems to be solid. The heatsink and fan should be sufficient for cooling the CPU, memory, and graphics chips. Once together and configured, it is amazing all the things it can do and how fast it is. Libre Office and other useful apps can be installed with the operating system when you get them from RaspberryPi.com. It is a very nice product.

The case is extremely tight and if you don't put it in just right, the plastic button will press against the power button forcing a constant reboot cycle. I had to loosen the four screws, slide the board towards the NIC adapter side of the case and then tighten the screws at the same time. For those who mention that the screwdrive(R) isn't magnetized, the one I received is. (seller, learn how to spell please) For those complaining about the button requiring tweezers, put the button in and hold the case so that gravity keeps it in place while you insert the board. Rocket science, this is not. That being said, they need to put the correct picture for the thermal pad placement, since there isn't a chip in spot B that corresponds to the pad size. I ended up putting it on the memory chip. As others have said, PSU needs to be added to this kit to make it complete. This one the seller also sells worked with this kit: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CLV6WB4L

Very nice kit! The case is pretty decent, and the fan is nice and quiet. The 8GB RP5 is incredibly fast compared to my RP Zero 2W. Had it up and going in about 10 minutes with Ubuntu server. You will need your own micro SD card and power supply for this. It needs a beefier power, so make sure you've got at least 5A 5W. I would suggest using the Raspberry Pi Imager to select an image on your PC/Mac and let it set your hostname, wireless settings etc. It'll come online just fine and you'll be able to putty right in and update and throw on Docker, PiHole, Proxmox or whatever it is you want to do.

Runs great and easy to set up. I was able to install a version of retropie and build a retro emulator and steam link app to play games over LAN. Case is sturdy and the fan and heatsink keep it cool.

1 star for the PI. 1 star for the box, that fits correctly. Update after two months: the fan died. DON’T buy it. zero stars for everything else, that is not original and cheap copy of the original. Screws barely fit, screwdriver bending during tightening and screws are so soft that you have only one chance to get it right. I would buy from the officials if I knew, never again.