🔥 GeeekPi Retroflag Raspberry Heatsink Portable Computer Parts Review

After watching all the youtube videos I was excited and ready for a great system. It couldn't take the hype. I ordered a full set just added some batteries. The Pi Zero came in stationary packaging, unfortunately due to the way it was packaged it fell out and bounced around in the box. The memory card is in a transparent bag with the adapter in a transparent sleeve, and the problem with the heatsink is that they are not in a transparent sleeve, so the heatsink and micro SD card will knock…

Let me start by saying that I have a few Raspberry Pi products but never got zero. What really drew my attention to this product is that it looked almost exactly like a Gameboy growing up. This is the COMPLETE set with everything you need to start playing retro games. The screen is sharp, bright and easy to read. It was easy to assemble. You stick the zero pi into the shell, which sits on the back like a cartridge, and push it in to connect. The kit includes detailed instructions. Radiators are

I've had my eye on the GPi case for a long time, but haven't had time to use it yet. Now it's significantly different, so I ordered the kit last week and it was delivered very quickly (a day ahead of schedule) in very good packaging. The cover itself is just insane! Very intelligent technical choice, looks good and the assembly was as easy as possible. Took me about 30 minutes total and while there were/are some quirks, it's mostly software related so it's not really about that. I'm using…

Edit July 2020 - Have been playing this thing fairly regularly after reading this review and decided to upgrade. A nasty thing that happened recently is the B button getting stuck which makes the gameplay brutal. I don't know how that could have happened as I've never dropped it or spilled anything on it. You really don't want to take it apart to find out what's going on with the button membrane. But I gave it another star for build quality. Battery life is also short when using standard AA…

First of all, if you read other reviews and people said that there are no more shelves in the set, then you are right. However, this is because they have updated the design and the stands are now slightly smaller and integrated into the case itself. These are pins with screw holes in the middle that fit the Pi Zero perfectly and you just connect the USB ribbon cable and lower the Pi onto the stands. From there, fold in the cartridge PCB, align it, put the cap on, and screw it in place. This is…