🤖 ELECROW Crowpi Raspberry Pi Learning Programming Kit with Sensors - Advanced Version for Raspberry Pi 4, 3 b, 3b+, 4b+ Review

Excellent build quality, works very well with KALI. The system uses a Raspberry Pi 3. The touch monitor is excellent. Great practical learning tool. This has tremendous potential to get CS teachers to stop reading PowerPoint slides and use experimental CS and cybersecurity concepts. The value for money is excellent.

Pros: There's so much cool tech packed into this amazing and stylish little case I can't wait to tackle all kinds of hardware projects with it and it is only built into systems! And the ability to expand a small breadboard makes the possibilities endless! This product is also very well made and assembled, and easy to install. All the cons below I'll try to fix myself as the kit can be completely disassembled, apart from what I can see even the (horrible) screen has exposed screws holding it in…

I would give five stars for the overall price, quality and performance, but the mounting screws on the Raspberry Pi were screwed on by a superhero, it's totally impossible to unscrew them all. I couldn't get the last screw out so I ripped it off and yes the screw is still attached to the board. I suggest Elecrow not screw the Raspberry Pi to the board and let the buyer install it.

To be honest, the price initially put me off. After all, the Raspberry Pi 4 is supposed to be a $35 computer, right? This kit is almost 10 times more expensive. What exactly do I get for $300? - Raspberry Pi 4 2GB with 32GB pre-installed and ready to use - Integrated 7" touchscreen on-screen display (could be bigger) - Separate power supply to provide more than enough power for Pi 4, screen and add-ons - Integrated sensor/input/layout for many learning projects - Keyboard, mouse, game…

As a parent of 4 children, 3 girls aged 9, 11 and 17 and a boy aged 14, it is almost impossible to find something that everyone likes, let alone my wife and me. They're either too young, or they think they're too old, or they decide it's pointless. And CrowPi literally had something that interested everyone. My middle daughter and son are both interested in making robots, my eldest is more interested in general use and play along with my youngest who is good at storytelling and would like to…

I originally bought the CrowPi in hopes of adding it to my Raspberry Pi classroom curriculum. As I delved deeper into the CrowPi tutorials they provided, it became clear that they haven't properly updated the YouTube material or videos they recommend you get started. All the videos are for the latest version of CrowPi and the best thing they have done to update the video is add a little chart to the video to show you how version 2 is different, but they never tell you how to properly use the…