Raspberry Pi Pico RP2040 $3.70 + $3 Delivery (Free Over $50) @ Zaitronics

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Raspberry Pi Pico RP2040 on discount, selling for $3.70 only. With the added bonus of only $3 delivery, you won't find it anywhere cheaper, at least locally.

Delivery Free over $50

Pick up available in Melbourne. Email us for details and postage cost removal [email protected]

Pico W and Pi Zero W will be available in a week or two and will be available with multiple accessories.

This is the final discount on Pi Pico boards

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Comments

  • shame no wifi model :(

  • -4

    This is the normal price, except you might get free delivery with Aliexpress for $15 spend.

    • -1

      Normal price where?

      • -4

        The price itself is cheap but shipping kills it and Aliexpres will do cheaper for $15 spend.

        • For unbranded maybe but not for official.

          Does that matter? Not in the slightest.

        • -6

          Thats where we need Trump come and to kill off cheap postal subsidies on China.

          • +4

            @boomramada: This is OzBargain not USBargain

            • @Serapis: Tell the Wizard and Dorothy.

            • @Serapis: Haha I knew its a unhappy comment 😅 but how else aussie businesses can compete with cheap Chinese delivery 💁‍♂️

  • Raspberry Pi as a company is hard to support now. I wouldn’t give them my $$.

    • +9

      Care to share the gossip?

      • +2

        Didn't they sell out?

        • +4

          They became a public company in June, so now they are profit focused. I'm not complaining about that, just expanding on what you said.

    • they used to have more licensees to manufacture PI3 even in china and so supply was always good … the SOC is customer, they should loosen up who can manufacture so supply is better , they will still make money on the SOC.

  • +7

    If can wait, better value to get a ESP8266 which has wifi, and Bluetooth and half the size from Aliexpress. $3

    • +1

      2024
      ESP8266

    • +2

      Half the size and half the io, and if someone was considering this then wifi and Bluetooth obviously aren't requirements for them.

      I've got a bunch of ESPs, great little chips, but can you tell me how to attach one to a bluescsi2?

    • Are there any ESP32 keyboards or wide support for QMK/VIA on them?

  • Good price for itself if you buy multiple ones. It has 2MB flash on it. and its Micro USB.

    You can find 4MB flash model with Type c on ebay for $6.5

  • This is obvious the the target market, but for those who aren't: If you want to run a media server or something you probably want a more powerful Rasberry Pi. Some Pi's have 8GB, plenty of Ram to run even a full desktop environment. This one has 264Kb of RAM or 0.000264GB. It is there to bridge the gap between when you need a couple of transistors and what a normal person would consider a full computer.

  • Is the $3 shipper per unit or per package - i.e.. is 69x units 6($3.7+$3) or is it (6$3.7) + $3

    • It's $3 shipping per package for orders under $20. Over $20 it is $8.5 but comes with tracking

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