Pricing varies by model and RAM size. For example, the Raspberry Pi 4 starts at around $35 for the 2GB model, $55 for the 4GB version, and roughly $75 for the 8GB model. The Pi 5 is similarly priced but can be harder to find due to high demand.

Raspberry Pi 5 offers a significant performance boost with faster CPU, GPU, and memory options. The Pi 5 has improved connectivity with more USB ports, HDMI 2.1, Wi-Fi 6, and Bluetooth 5.2. A Pi 5 is ideal for advanced projects like machine learning,

Meanwhile, a brand new, snap-on, durable case made of silicon, the Raspberry Pi Bumper, is now available for the Pi 5. It protects both the Pi “and the surface you’re putting it down on”, and is just $3. The case will also fit the Active Cooler heatsink-and-fan combo for the Pi.

The Raspberry Pi SD Cards are Class A2 SD cards, intended to be used as the main storage in any Pi board. The cards use the Command Queueing Host Controller Interface (CQHCI), a feature in SD v6.00 that adds faster read and write operations.