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CanaKit Raspberry Pi 3 Complete Starter Kit - 32 GB Edition

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Raspberry Pi 3 (RPi3) Model B Quad-Core 1.2 GHz 1 GB RAM
On-board WiFi and Bluetooth Connectivity
32 GB Micro SD Card (Class 10) - Raspberry Pi Recommended Micro SD Card pre-loaded with NOOBS, USB MicroSD Card Reader
CanaKit 2.5A USB Power Supply with Micro USB Cable and Noise Filter - Specially designed for the Raspberry Pi 3 (UL Listed)
High Quality Raspberry Pi 3 Case, Premium Quality HDMI Cable, 2 x Heat Sinks, GPIO Quick Reference Card, CanaKit Full Color Quick-Start Guide

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NOTE: The 32 GB MicroSD card may appear as 1 GB when inserted into a PC as it is pre-partitioned. The remaining space can be expanded as desired.

The CanaKit Raspberry Pi 3 Starter Kit is covered by CanaKit's 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty offering hassle-free replacements.

An exclusive Starter Kit from CanaKit that includes the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B and everything you need to get up and running within minutes in the exciting world of Raspberry Pi!

The Raspberry Pi 3 Model B is the third generation Raspberry Pi and 10x faster than the first generation Raspberry Pi. Additionally, it incorporates built-in WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity.

Also included in this Raspberry Pi 3 Starter Kit is a high quality Raspberry Pi 3 case as well as the recommended Raspberry Pi 32 GB Class 10 MicroSD Card pre-loaded with NOOBS. Just Plug and Play!

The included CanaKit 2.5A Micro USB power supply (UL Listed) is specially designed and tested for the Raspberry Pi 3. This power supply incorporates a noise filter to provide the highest stability.

Kit Includes:

Raspberry Pi 3 (RPi3) Model B Quad-Core 1.2 GHz 1 GB RAM

On-board WiFi and Bluetooth Connectivity

32 GB MicroSD Card (Class 10) - Raspberry Pi Recommended MicroSD Card with NOOBS

USB MicroSD Card Reader

CanaKit 2.5A Micro USB Power Supply with Noise Filter (UL Listed) specially designed for the Raspberry Pi 3 (5-foot cable)

High Quality Raspberry Pi 3 Case

Premium Quality HDMI Cable with CEC support (6-foot cable)

2 x Heat Sinks

GPIO Quick Reference Card

CanaKit Full Color Quick-Start Guide

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9.5 x 6 x 2.3 inches

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B01C6Q2GSY

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LYSB01C6Q2GSY-ELECTRNCS

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February 28, 2016

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Apollo Clark

Great starter kit, but you can get better performance buying parts individually.

September 19, 2016

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Really good starter kit. However, if you want the best performance from your Raspberry Pi 3, buy the components individually.

The included Kingston memory card is decent, but not great. For the top microSD performance, grab a Samsung EVO+, or Samsung Pro+, or Sandisk Extreme card. The 32GB capacity is a sweet spot for performance and cost. If you want to run Raspbian, Ubuntu Mate, Retropie, or any distro with a desktop, you'll need at least 3.5GB; making an 8GB card usable but not comfortable. A 16GB card would be perfect, but you'll get better read / write performance out of a 32GB card, and the cost is a couple dollars more. There is an $8 difference between the EVO+ vs. the Pro+ or Extreme, for a < 10% performance increase. To see a performance comparison, search for "Pi Dramble microSD Card Benchmarks"

I threw away the included microSD card reader. It wouldn't even fit the microSD card correctly. It's better to get a microSD to SD card adapter, and use an existing SD card reader you already have on your laptop or desktop. However, the builtin SD card readers don't have the best performance. To speed that up, grab a "Sandisk Extreme PRO Card Reader", which uses USB 3.0. My Asus UX305CA ultrabook laptop went from 15 MB/sec write transfer to 25 MB/sec.

The case looks nice, and is sturdy, but doesn't give the best cooling. If you overclock the CPU, SDRAM, and GPU, you'll spike the system temperature up to 75 C / 167 F. The firmware is set to throttle the CPU when it hits 80 C / 176 F. To overcome this, get a case with a fan. I suggest the "Makerfire Raspberry Pi B+ Case Protective Case Enclosure Box with Mini Cooling Fan Heatsink Kit" (plastic, can easily remove microSD), or from EleDuino (aluminum, cannot easily remove microSD). The Canakit case, without a fan, was hitting 75 C / 167 F running FF7 on PSX in Retropie. The Makerfire case, fan running, was getting 52 C / 126 F running FF7 on PSX in Retropie. I was really surprised, and re-ran the test, playing the game for 30 min each time to let it stabilize, and got the same results. Ambient temperature was 22 C / 71 F in Boston.

If you are going to overclock the system, you'll want a slightly higher powered adapter. The one included in the kit is 5V 2.5A. You can get a 5V 3A w/ micro USB power adapter from NorthPada. 3A output is the maximum supported by the USB 2.0 standard. The included power adapter is fine if you won't be overclocking. Be careful with power settings, you can "overclock the USB", to go from 600mAh to 1200mAh, which will help with supporting higher powered USB devices. However, it's not reliable when used with power hungry devices like external harddrives. If you do want to attach harddrives, power them through a USB hub, and attach the hub to the Raspberry Pi.

The downside to running any Raspberry Pi is getting all of the USB dongles to fit. Check out the 6" USB cables from StarTech and Tripp Lite. You can get USB 3.0, USB 2.0, micro USB, mini USB, and USB extension cables. I use 4x USB 6" extension cables, and can comfortably fit USB memory sticks and larger RTL-SDR software defined radio dongles.

There's no keyboard and mouse included. It's effectively required to have one, for configuration. I have an inexpensive one from Jelly Comb, the "Jelly Comb 2.4G Ultra Slim Portable Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo", using a single USB receiver. If you want to run Retropie / EmulationStation, and play PSX, N64, SNES, NES, and older system games, grab a couple of "Vmargera USB Double Shock Controller GamePad" controllers; they use one USB connection per controller.

If you want to use the RPi3 to run as an HTPC settop media player box, check out OSMC, and grab a remote w/ USB receiver. I have one from X-Strong. There is a variety of them, mostly intended for Android devices. The downside is that Debian and Ubuntu will not natively run Netflix, they just don't have enough GPU to process Silverlight through the browser. However, you can install Android Marshmallow, and use the Android Netflix app.

Wifi is decent on the device, but not amazing. You can't expect high throughput from an embedded wifi chip without an external antenna. If you do want faster speeds with low latency, look into a wifi AC 600Mbps USB dongle. I got the "Edimax EW-7811UAC 11AC" dongle coming soon, and reviews say it is compatible.

Overall, I really like the kit. It's the first one I've bought, and learned a lot with it. If you want a quick and simple kit, get this. If you want to overclock and get the best performance, grab the components I listed above.

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Jerry Beech

Was very happy with the shipment time and the Canna Kit Raspberry ...

March 11, 2016

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Was very happy with the shipment time and the Canna Kit Raspberry PI 3 kit product, but PLEASE be aware Canna Kit is sending out an older version of the Raspbarian OS software (pre Raspberry PI 3) on the MicroSD card, and out of the box this version of the OS software will not recognize the built in WIFI device.

I had to install an old USB Wifi dongle I have used on previous Raspberrys to get to the internet initially. I could also could have directly plugged in a RJ45 network cable and connected to my network, but where my Raspberrys are located there is no CAT5 cabling and I rely entirely on WIFI (and where my regular PC is I do not have a HDMI capable monitor...). Not a big deal if you follow instructions below, but was a bit disappointed in Canna Kit for shipping products that have MicroSD cards that do not have the correct software version on it.

Anyway, if you run into this issue it is easy to fix:
• Just connect your Rapsberry PI 3 to the internet using either another wifi dongle or using a network cable. then let it connect up to the network as usual
• Once connected open the terminal window and run "sudo apt-get update" to update the existing software, and then run "sudo apt-get upgrade" to upgrade the software to the latest version. Very easy and just takes a couple of minutes.

Hopefully CannaKit will get revised versions of their MicroSD cards loaded with a more recent OS version soon so you don't have to bother with this, as it was confusing at first as to why it could not see WIFI and less experienced users might think the Raspberry PI 3 was broken and send it back....

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Chargeit

Everything you need to get going in one package.

December 26, 2016

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Everything you need to get going. I used mine to make an arcade.

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spywriter

Raspberry Pi 3 Power Supply Case Heat Sinks (2) HDMI Cable MicroSD Card to USB Adapter 32gb MicroSD card with NOOBS (Raspbian Je

August 8, 2016

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This kit comes with:
Raspberry Pi 3
Power Supply
Case
Heat Sinks (2)
HDMI Cable
MicroSD Card to USB Adapter
32gb MicroSD card with NOOBS (Raspbian Jessie)

Assembly is extremely easy, remove components from the packages, install SD card into Pi, attach heat sinks being careful to center them on the respective chip, install Pi into case. The case is a toolless design, it just pops together and the cover is easily removed.
Attach your USB Keyboard and mouse, I recommend using basic models with no lights/extra stuff, the Pi adheres to the USB standard for supplied power.
Connect network cable to your home network, you can use WiFi instead, but you will have to set it up later.
Connect HDMI cable to Pi and your HDMI monitor or TV, being sure you select the HDMI input on the display.
Connect power supply and plug it in.
On boot, you will be given some options, just pick the top one (Raspbian OS), it will take about 10 minutes or so to install.

Once that is complete let the device reboot.
If you are on ethernet, continue, if you are on WiFi, you will need to select the WiFi icon on the upper right and set it up.

Now that you have rebooted and have internet access, open the shell window (the black box icon on the top menu bar, on the left).
And type these commands in order, allowing each to finish completely (about another 10 minutes, depending on your internet speed):
These commands are the equivalent of windows update, so you will want to run them occasionally.

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
exit

Once you have done all that, use the menu to select "Shutdown" and then "Reboot" (yes, you can also use "sudo reboot" in the shell).
(FYI, "sudo" is short for "super user do", it essentially just tells the system to run this command as an administrator)

Your Pi 3 is now ready to use for whatever you bought it for!

Remember the internet is your friend, and the Pi is very popular, chances are if you can think of the search term, someone has figured out how to do it.
Remote desktop with windows? Yep
Multi device media server? Yep
Fire Share/NAS device? Yep