iRasptek Starter Kit for Raspberry Pi 5 RAM 4GB-64GB Edition of OS-Bookworm Pre-Loaded(Red&White Case)

I purchased the iRasptek Starter Kit for Raspberry Pi 5 (4GB RAM, 64GB OS Bookworm pre-installed) and I’m very happy with the quality and performance. The Raspberry Pi 5 runs fast and smooth, and having the OS already installed saved a lot of setup time. The case looks great, feels sturdy, and provides good airflow. Everything arrived well packed and in perfect condition. This kit is ideal for beginners as well as advanced users. I’m using it for projects that involve peripherals and continuous operation, and it has been stable with no overheating or crashes. Overall, this is a great value starter kit—plug and play, reliable, and well put together. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to start or upgrade to Raspberry Pi 5.

Excellent Kit. Came with everything needed, Cables, Power supply, Cooler. Card Reader..And Case, easy to setup screwdriver also, perfect kit.

I recently purchased the iRasptek Raspberry Pi 5 Starter Kit and I’m very satisfied with it. The kit comes with everything you need — case, active cooler, power supply, and pre-installed OS — which made the setup process very convenient. The Pi 5 itself is fast, stable, and runs cool with the included fan. I’ve been using it as a small project, and performance has been excellent so far. Overall, this is a great all-in-one package for anyone who wants to get started quickly with Raspberry Pi 5.

The build-it-yourself Raspberry Pi computer kit is an exceptional choice for tech enthusiasts, educators, and hobbyists alike. With its user-friendly setup and extensive online resources, assembling the computer becomes an enjoyable hands-on learning experience. The kit includes all essential components, including the latest Raspberry Pi board, a case, power supply, and pre-installed microSD card, simplifying the process for beginners. Despite its compact size, the computer delivers impressive performance for coding, browsing, and media streaming, and it supports various operating systems, from Raspberry Pi OS to Ubuntu. This flexibility allows users to explore programming, robotics, and IoT projects. Additionally, the kit promotes a deep understanding of computing fundamentals and encourages creativity with its wide range of compatible accessories. Ideal for anyone looking to expand their tech skills or create custom projects, this kit offers an affordable and rewarding experience that makes technology accessible to all ages.

As far as the Raspberry Pi goes, this is my first exposure to the line, and it was a pretty decent experience overall. The iRasptek Raspberry Pi 5 starter kit gives you everything you need, from the Pi itself, to active cooling, to a power supply, plus a pre-loaded OS on a 64gb memory card. In terms of assembly, this literally took about ten minutes. Setting up the OS barely took even that. The instructions included by iRasptek are fairly concise, missing just a few points (like using the included screws to mount the main board to the case, oddly enough, but that is pretty obvious really). The one downside I found is that, using the included microHDMI to HDMI cable, I got the odd moment of video cutting out. I'm hoping that is indeed the cable, and not the port itself. Additionally, if you're used to a micro or mini PC, anything like a NUC, the Pi is a fair bit more light weight. I'm looking to use this as a little media center, and it does play HD video over a network share, but the 4GB version barely cuts it, and you'd probably be better off going with 8GB RAM. Chromium and Firefox browsers are preinstalled and Firefox works fine and streams video off YouTube at 1080 without stutter, but the browser itself is slow to respond at times, again more an issue of the Pi as a whole than anything else. Overall, this is a neat little product and for a first go with Raspberry, I'm pretty happy.