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Raspberry Pi Zero W (Wireless) ( 2017 model)

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Brand	Raspberry Pi
Memory Size	512 MB
Wireless Communication Technology	Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Hardware Interface	MicroSD, Mini HDMI
Supports Bluetooth	802.11bgn

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Raspberry Pi Zero W
SoC: Broadcom BCM2835--CPU: ARM11 running at 1GHz--RAM: 512MB
Wireless: 2.4GHz 802.11n wireless LAN (WiFi)
Bluetooth: Bluetooth Classic 4.1 and Bluetooth LE
Dimensions: 65mm × 30mm × 5mm

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Specifications
Dimensions: 65mm × 30mm × 5mm
SoC: Broadcom BCM2835
CPU: ARM11 running at 1GHz
RAM: 512MB
Wireless: 2.4GHz 802.11n wireless LAN
Bluetooth: Bluetooth Classic 4.1 and Bluetooth LE
Power: 5V, supplied via micro USB connector
Video & Audio: 1080P HD video & stereo audio via mini-HDMI connector
Storage: MicroSD card
Output: Micro USB
GPIO: 40-pin GPIO, unpopulated
Pins: Run mode, unpopulated; RCA composite, unpopulated
Camera Serial Interface (CSI)

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Product Dimensions

2.6 x 1.2 x 0.2 inches

Item Weight

0.32 ounces

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B06XFZC3BX

Item model number

Zero W

Batteries

1 Lithium ion batteries required.

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478 ratings

4.7 out of 5 stars

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#25 in Single Board Computers (Computers & Accessories)

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

March 6, 2017

Manufacturer

Raspberry Pi

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rwizard

Pi Yes. Profiteering Not So Much.

Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2017

A great little board, WiFi, Bluetooth, Linux, and lots of I/O and great features, all for a full list price of $10.

But there is no way I'm going to pay 3x the full retail price to buy it from a bunch of profiteering pirates. If I'm patient I'll catch them in stock at Adafruit or one of the other legitimate sellers. The quicker we make it clear that buying up all of the available boards simply to resell them at a 300% increase is not going to be rewarded by the technical community, the better off we all are.

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Anonymous

How to set it up

Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2019

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Please note this is for a headless setup eg. no monitor/keyboard
Using a monitor/keyboard is easier with the Raspbian OS GUI

Download copy of Raspbian Lite
Use Etcher to burn onto micro sd card
Make sure when you re-mount it to your burning-machine it popups up as boot
Open a text editor(tried Text Editor in Windows didn't seem to work right, I ended up using VS Code)

Create a blank file called ssh save it and put it inside boot, it can be ssh.txt
Create another file called wpa_supplicant.conf
Inside you put:

note my country is US yours may differ
your wifi security type may differ just check, I have WPA2

ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev
update_config=1
country=US

network={
ssid="your wifi network name"
psk="your wifi password"
key_mgmt=WPA-PSK
}

Save and put this inside boot as well, it should show up as a CONF file

Then you put the micro sd card into your pi, plug it into a power source, then you will have to scan your network to see if it showed up. I used nmap, once you see it, try to ssh into it.

ssh pi@the-ip-address

You should be prompted to accept key, then type in the default ssh password
raspberry

Then you can change that with passwd and use it however as linux device

Taken from various forums eg. raspberrypi.org
I just set mine up

22 people found this helpful

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Jess

One Star

Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2017

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One for the price of two. Yes i know what i said.

204 people found this helpful

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Tom

I never run out of cool things to build with the raspberry Pi Zero W.

Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2019

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This RasPI I use "headless" with a DAC AMP for portable speakers running VOLUMIO. WiFi or Bluetooth streaming of music from any device or any other source. Just for fun I built in an FM stereo transmitter chip to broadcast said music to any FM radio. The picture is of the web page I wrote to control the "FM radio station!"

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Hurp

Faulty Wireless Module

Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2019

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It was fully functional for about 10 hours, off and on, over a period of 4 days, until the wireless components failed. Specifically, the wireless module's internal firmware somehow went corrupt, during idle use (i.e I walked away from the board for 30 minutes). Given this happened between Raspbian builds, I thought that I may have encountered an incompatibility with the OS firmware, during some unintentional update/upgrade. Fearing this, I opened a fresh sd card and installed a version of Raspbian predating my purchase. Booted up - same issue: signs of device firmware corruption. 16 additional hours of troubleshooting, and no luck. I lack the equipment and desire to pull off the chip and fully diagnose the issue and why it happened, and I'm not fully confident in other findings, on the internet, that are quick to label incidents like this a "throw it out, it's broken" situation. However, in this case, it is. I'm not sure if this is a larger problem with these "2017 model" units or an isolated incident, but here's me documenting my case.

7 people found this helpful

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D. Adams

Good, but was hoping for a bit more "UMPH"

Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2018

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Very fun little device. I've not tested bluetooth but Wifi works surprisingly well. I have mine configured now as a headless Home Assistant server running Raspberian Stretch Lite. Any configurations I do are though SSH. While I haven't tested the throughput of the wifi, I can say I've not had any issues with SSH, accessing HA's web-config, or even streaming my cameras. Honestly my only issue is when attempting to stream the cameras, it tends to really bog down the CPU (3 cameras running at very low res/bitrates/fps). However, this is to be expected giving the spec of the unit.

As a side note, I purchased mine for $18. I know prices here may be a bit inflated, but I'm willing to pay more for items Fulfilled by Amazon vs random items off ebay... but to each their own!

4 people found this helpful

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It's a Pi Zeor W, what can I say?

Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2019

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If you don't need all of the power of a Pi 3B+ or Pi 4, then this one is small and pared down. It is much slower and only single core, with less RAM, so as long as you're fine with that, then this is a cheaper option. This one does not come with headers soldered on (mine did not even come with the headers included) so if you don't need headers, then get this model. If you need headers, get the Pi Zero WH instead. This has built in wireless so it's a small board that you can stick anywhere with a MicroUSB power source and no other connections needed.

3 people found this helpful

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Powerful for it size.

Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2019

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Easy to use. Nice little guy. A bit slow for daily task but incredibly powerful for it size. Perfect to automate small tasks that need a visual environment. I just didn't like that I haven't being able to make the bluetooth work, I can find the other devices and vice versa but not communication at all. Although the wifi works just fine.

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Prime Member

Overpriced but useful

Reviewed in India on December 20, 2019

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Way overpriced in India but it is what it is.
Using it as a HomeKit camera with a 3D printed enclosure and the Pi Camera Module

7 people found this helpful

Himanshu

Some sweet bite-sized pi to go

Reviewed in India on May 14, 2018

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Really amazed at the size of this thing! You could put it in your wallet! Obv you wouldn't, but you could!
If you're into IoT, or like me, you wanna run Kali Linux, this will be dope. Bad USB, plug it into a server, build a robot/drone, the possibilities are endless!

9 people found this helpful

Robert Parker

Pi Zero W will not boot

Reviewed in Canada on May 29, 2020

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This Pi Zero W will not boot.
No light, nothing...
I heard there are some faulty Pi Zeros with the wrong BIOS and the reason they won't boot.
I don't know what is wrong with this one, but it is dead!

2 people found this helpful

Arun J.

Ideal for a cheap mini security cam

Reviewed in India on April 4, 2019

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Attached a small cam. Installed motioneyeos. It is a small device. You need to prepare yourself for not being able to work with wired mouse/keyboard.

2 people found this helpful

Kurt Roeske

Did not come with 40-pin header

Reviewed in Canada on November 9, 2019

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As seen in the photos the seller posted you can see it comes with a 40-pin header. But in the small print, it says it will work with one. So buyer beware!

One person found this helpful