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Only $163.47!
A large, slim and portable high-definition display that's guaranteed to work with the Raspberry Pi.
Not only that, this is a 10.1" LCD Monitor with IPS! With high colour gamut, experience the graphics of your games, movies, or projects more realistically. Due to its wide viewing angles as well as high-refresh rates, you can see sharp images even if you're not right in front of the monitor like when gaming with several people at the same time.
It has a resolution of 1280x800 pixels and supports multiple inputs including HDMI, VGA and AV (CVBS) and audio. The settings (such as contrast and brightness) can be controlled with the included remote control.
Note: The monitor's enclosure is made of high-quality black acrylic with mounting holes for the Raspberry Pi 4.
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Only $135!
Finally, a NAS Kit for the Raspberry Pi 4 (and earlier models!)
With its snazzy E-ink screen included, it's a power-efficient package that provides you with an convenient way to view your Raspberry Pi's CPU temperature, CPU usage, disk usage, fan power, and so on. Want to add even more hard drives and expand? Simply add the nylon standoffs and acrylic boards.
You can expect excellent heat dissipation with dual fans and heatsinks installed. It even works automatically when the CPU temperature exceeds 54 degrees! Efficiently solving any overheating issues.
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Only $11.95!
The Raspberry Pi is compatible with a wide range of displays that utilises HDMI. Some of these LCD screens have fancy touchscreen functionality, but what if you had a bunch of old monitors lying around that rely on VGA?
This VGA666 Module for the Raspberry Pi is just the thing you'll need. It supports the same resolution as HDMI; It has an output resolution from 640x480 up to 1920x1024 at 60fps. With 6 bits per channel, imagine looking at a maximum of 262144 colours.
Set it up in under a minute with this simple to install, configure and plug-and-playable module.
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Only $42!
Turn your Raspberry Pi into a Hi-Fi player with the HIFI DAC Audio Sound Card Module.
While the HiFiBerry or Pi-DAC are well-known names, this HIFI DAC sound card is a bang for your buck in terms of sound quality. The expansion board provides two kinds of output interfaces to facilitate external amplifiers and other equipment. Run into errors? Its on-board LED will assist with troubleshooting! Check out its quick and simple 3-step set up guide here that will get it up and running in less than a minute.
Combine it with an open source audiophile music player like Volumio for high-quality music playback. Run it headless so that once connected to your local network, the Raspberry Pi can be used like a headless server which does not need a monitor or keyboard.
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Only $14.95!
If you love the Raspberry Pi and have been looking to start prototyping then you'll soon realise that there are many instances where you need more than one connection to a single pin - particularly the power/ground.
Look no further than this board! It's conveniently and clearly labelled, so all you'll need is to purchase the 40-pin connector cable to connect to your Raspberry Pi.
In plain simple English, this is a board that connects to the 40-pin GPIO connector on the Raspberry Pi and breaks the pins out to jumper wire friendly connectors!
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Only $16.11!
The Raspberry Pi GPIO Triple Expansion Board converts the single GPIO headers on your Raspberry Pi into three parts, enabling more breakout boards, add-on boards or just about anything that's designed to connect on to your Raspberry Pi.
Note: It's plug-and play and requires no drivers.
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Only $4.95!
Sick of your Camera flopping down? Now you can hold it in place! This is a handy camera mount for the Raspberry Pi Camera comes at an unbeatable price. It works with the Camera V2 and the NOIR. Laser cut from Acrylic, this slots together perfectly and comes with 4 screws to hold the camera in place.
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Only $22.95!
Although the Raspberry Pi 4 is the latest and most powerful of the Raspberry Pi models, there's still a special place for the Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero W due to its portability and price - for two things!
Want to connect your Raspberry Pi Zero to your network? But where's the Ethernet port?! It doesn't have WiFi capability, either.
The Pi Zero ENC28J60 solves this problem, it is a simple to use network adapter module designed for the Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero W.
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Only $2.00!
Many sensors provide a voltage level which informs the Raspberry Pi or a microcontroller such as the Arduino about their change of state. Now recall that the Raspberry Pi's GPIO pins are designed for use with 3.3V inputs and outputs. Some sensors operate on 5V, so feeding its output directly to the Raspberry Pi's GPIO pins runs the risk of damaging either the sensor or the Raspberry Pi.
Imagine not knowing about this and wiring it up erroneously, you'd hope to see spectacular blow-ups and magic smoke! However, we usually see nothing, no fun at all - it just eventually stops working. Which can be frustrating when it comes to troubleshooting.
This I2C bi-directional logic level converter is a small device that safely steps down 5V signals to 3.3V AND steps up 3.3V to 5V at the same time. Imagine having the capability of converting 4 pins on the high side to 4 pins on the low side with two inputs and two outputs provided for each side. Handy!
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Only $9.00!
Stop fiddling with micro SD card sockets in the back of your latest gadget during development, and give yourself a little more elbow room with this Small Micro SD Card Extender. This is a great hack for length constraints with 3D printers, single-board computers, data-logging kits and more.
Get to your micro SD card in and out without using your fingernails! Insert the micro SD card in the little tray, and gently press the other end to your Raspberry Pi or other device's micro SD card port. We used this with various Feathers, and also a Raspberry Pi Linux computer. It was speedy and error-free, but it is a hack, so be aware that high-speed and high-noise environments may end up not working.
Note: Micro SD Card not included. Related products
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Only $51.80!
This is an Aluminum alloy Jetson Nano case. Through high-precision cutting and surface anode oxidation process, it's polished and sleek. The housing retains the basic peripheral interfaces, which can connect peripherals such as mouse, keyboard and display directly. Besides, it supports the power switch and the reset switch, which is convenient for single-button start-up. An antenna interface is designed to make the wireless network connection more convenient. So that the antenna can be led from the internal.
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Only $15.00!
If you've ever said to yourself, "Gee, I wish I had four 12-bit DACs that came in a single package with the ability to save their settings to an EEPROM", well I have good news. The MCP4728 is the answer to your wishes! Within its little package, the MCP4728 has four 12-bit DACs for whatever voltage setting needs you may have. In addition, it has the ability to store the settings for the DACs to an internal EEPROM. Once saved to the internal non-volatile memory, the settings will be loaded by default when the DAC powers up. All over I2C!
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Only $46!
We've finally found the best Temperature Changing (Orange to Yellow) ABS filament in Australia.
This is a 1kg (2.2lb) reel of 1.75mm Temperature Changing (Orange to Yellow) ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) plastic filament for 3D printing.
This filament is an incredibly durable plastic that can be used in prototypes or even the parts found on your 3D printer! ABS prints can be sanded or smoothed using an advanced technique with acetone. With this technique, your prints will be smooth, glossy while simultaneously strengthening the parts themselves by binding the printed layers together. The material comes on a heavy-duty plastic reel and vacuum sealed to keep out any moisture.
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Only $33.00!
This is a 1kg (2.2lb) reel of 1.75mm Clear ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) plastic filament for 3D printing.
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Only $33!
Same as the above but in a shade of Yellow just like Little Bird!
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Only $33!
Also like the above but in a light shade of pink!
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Only $8.00!
These are your run-of-the-mill 1/4 Watt 5-band resistors. Commonly used in breadboards and other prototyping applications, these 47 ohm resistors are great for general use. These thick-lead versions of the resistors fit snugly into a breadboard with very little movement, so you should have few to no issues using them in your next project!
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Only $186.95!
Roll out this Cue & Dash Whiteboard Mat for an instant, durable, washable canvas! The mat provides a 100cm x 200cm space for large-scale drawings. This whiteboard mat works withDash, Cue, and the Sketch Kit (not included and sold separately). Simply draw lines on the mat, see instant results of the programmed path, and wipe clean to start again! The mat is also suitable for other projects where you need a large writing area which can then easily be cleaned after use.
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