GeeekPi Starter Kit for Raspberry Pi 4 4GB, with Pi 4, Case, 64GB Card, Card Reader, HDMI Cables and 18W USB C Power Supply

I purchased this for my first pi build. It is easy to set up and comes with everything you'll need if you build pi projects regularly. I didn't want to mess with hooking it up to my computer and there is no Wi-Fi where this will be used, so a monitor, keyboard, and mouse (I found this easier than a touch screen) were needed for me to complete this project.Looking forward to my next purchase.

Shipment arrived a day earlier than expected. Great packaging with all components included. Easy to assemble and working fine. Would be interested in other configurations if available or possible.

This is a pretty good kit for rpi4B (case, fan, heatsinks, power cable) are all nice quality. The only issues you'll need to watch out for are the SD card and the micro HDMI cable ends.I'm using this as a Linux kernel development board, so i've been moving this around a bit to pop out the SD card to load OS variants with rpi-imager and opening up the cover to get to the board pins. After about 2 weeks the micro SD card locked into read-only mode which usually indicates that the maximum lifespan of the memory cells of the card have been reached; I wouldn't think loading OS multiple times as well as pushing kernels/dtb files and C program to the device would be too many write operations at this point of use. I went ahead and purchased a Sandisk extreme pro sdcard to replace it.Also, as part of moving this device around one of the HDMI micro cables gold connector started to get loose at the white cable base and have intermittent connectivity; I'm only using one cable so tossed the failing one and used the second cable provided (also ordered a backup from Amazon that seems a little heftier at the micro HDMI connector).Other than those few issues I have no other concerns, so gave this product 4 stars and would recommend this kit for someone looking for a rpi 4B complete kit.

I use this to run fpp and connect it to a projector. Using xlights to control when and what is played on the projector

I just finished a episode of Mr Robot; so naturally I decided to hack the world. I thought: "How can I hack major corporations?"So I scoured the internet for at least 30min. Mostly because I got sidetracked on 3D printer accessories on Amazon. Anyways I hit buy and anxiously awaited. The anticipation was high as I had to wait 12 hours before delivery. I was delighted to find this kit was solid and packaged well. *see pictures. I used Raspberry software and installed kali. It booted faster than I expected. I updated the software and got to work. By this time I had forgotten about taking over the world and installed Retro Pi and have been playing games ever since. Like thousands. I bought the Raspberry Pi 4 B with 4GB. I already have 2 8GB Pis so was a little worried about performance. Dont be, it's awesome. 10/10 will purchase from this company.

This is currently being used for my Home assistant smart home; and surprisingly has been a great success! Recommend to anyone looking to upgrade their smart home.

Update: Customer support was great. They reached out and remediated SD card issue by replacing. I increased rating bcs as we all know sometimes any product can have an issue but it is about what the company does to make it right. In they case they came through quickly. Thank you!!!After 10 failed/unstable installs I found an article that said to buy a SanDisk or Samsung SD card. I went with a SanDisk SD card and install was smooth and stable first time out. Otherwise everything else was great on this kit.

i got this in order to use pi-hole to block the ads on smart TVs, it comes unassembled but anyone who can use a screwdriver and plug pins into the right place can put it together. the raspberry pi community is big enough that you can download OS flashers and programs for free. some things to note: the fan is constantly on and extremely loud so i recommend putting your pi in a garage or basement. second, you cannot use pi-hole with an AT&T router, you need to purchase a D-link or other 3rd party router to use pi-hole (i have not done this yet, so no confirmation if it works). taking the thing out of the box, it feels a lot more intimidating than it really is, but i'm completely untrained and was able to get it working. be careful not to put the SD card in before assembling the box, i snapped one but they're only $20. you can use a Pi for other things too.