Testseek.com have collected 42 expert reviews of the Raspberry Pi 4 and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Raspberry Pi 4.
July 2019
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The editors liked
I really enjoy having a Raspberry Pi
With all its flexibility
With a portable
Touchscreen interface. I've used the official 7” Raspberry Pi touchscreen
Which is great
But it's not portable without adding an external battery
Adding to the weight and
Incredibly effective cooling
Boosts long-term performance
Quiet
Great size
Completely portable
External dual display
High-quality
Stylish peripherals
Best-performing Raspberry Pi yet
Two video outputs
Three options for RAM size
Dual 4K display support
USB 3.0
More powerful than previous models
Much faster than prior Raspberry Pis
USB 3 Ports
Ability to output 4K video at 60 Hz
Dual-monitor support
Excellent build quality
Great cooling
Space for four drive
Easy to build
PCB chassis is excellent
Great software
Expandability
The editors didn't like
I would make the external power connector USB-C. It would be nice to be able to charge/power this from any USB-C enabled power brick or even a battery pack. I noticed when I ran this in dual screen mode that the touchscreen didn't respond the same – it wa
Incompatible with I2S HATs
Moving parts
Button needs a pending GPIO Zero software update
Limited access to the GPIO and Camera
Ethernet does not work
Fan is incredibly noisy
External display disable touchscreen
Battery life is less than quoted
Creaky plastic case
Kit is relatively expensive
Pi 4 board runs warm when stressed
Impractical for use as a consumer PC without tinkering and know-how
The Raspberry Pi 4 is already a powerful device, easily beating its predecessors and its similarly-priced competition in a range of benchmarks. For those who need still more, though, overclocking is a quick and easy way to wring a little extra perform...
PCB chassis is excellent, Great software, Expandability,
Qw/St connectors are difficult to access
The ideal robot for beginners and intermediate roboteers alike. Trilobot is simple to build, great software and a vast number of expansions affords this robot a place in your home...
Neat internal wiring, Good screen, Good OS support
Short battery life, Noisy fan
The RasPad 3 has all the ingredients to be a great product. The big screen along with many interfaces coming from the Pi will make it a great hacking/DIY companion. The weak points are a noisy fan and power management that could do a better job with a pow...
Cheap, Well put together and good looking, Easy to set up, Good support from this seller, Sounds great so far
Not totally plug and play, Extras are recommended by the seller, Not as sophisticated as commercial products, Pretty basic and with no on-box control
If I lived in the UK and bought from this seller I'd have had a Roon endpoint streamer for £125, which is silly good value for money.Given that the unit is ready built, the operating system and necessary software is pre-installed set up is very simple eve...
Great size, Completely portable, External dual display,
Limited access to the GPIO and Camera, Ethernet does not work, Fan is incredibly noisy, External display disable touchscreen, Battery life is less than quoted, Creaky plastic case
The RasPad 3 had an opportunity to blow us all away, but instead we get something that is interesting in concept but underwhelming in execution...
Good out-of-the-box experience, Plenty of Arduino-like modules, Good software support, Modern and compact design
Unconventional location of power and brightness/volume buttons, Flimsy keyboard
The CrowPi2 is an evolution from the previous version and has potential of being a hit in the educational sector. The provided software is good and works out of the box with the various modules. The full-HD screen allows easy text editing and graphic mani...
