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It’s already the most wonderful time of the year – Halloween is right around the corner, Christmas is on the horizon after that, and if all that weren’t cause enough for celebration, we announced that Raspberry Pi 5 will go on sale at the end of October.
Whenever we release new hardware, we try to send a few units out to the Raspberry Pi community to get their reaction and to let them share their own thoughts with you, so you don’t have to rely on us to tell you we think it’s great. Here’s a handful of the excellent videos created by YouTubers we think the Raspberry Pi community will be excited to hear from as we wait for Raspberry Pi 5 to appear on the shelves.
Network Chuck
Network Chuck was very impressed with RP1 and the overall power of #Pi5
Alex Glow
Alex Glow took to Hackster.io for a good old fashioned unboxing, and got v excited about the power button
David Bombal
David Bombal had a nice sit-down chat with Eben and asked him to explain pricing
Jeff Geerling
Our Geerling Guy packs in pretty much everything inside this 20-minute video
Kevin McAleer
Kev posted a few videos, so be sure to check out his YouTube channel (the bloopers are the best!)
Leepspvideo’s gaming test
Leepspvideo put Raspberry Pi 5 through its paces as a gaming computer
François Mocq (French language)
We love to see Raspberry Pi covered in languages other than English, and François Mocq was first off the block for Raspberry Pi 5
Marc Corredera (Spanish language)
Excellent Spanish-language reviewer Marc Corredera was hot on his heels
ETA Prime
ETA Prime made loads of #Pi5 gaming content but we liked this overclocking test the best
SparkFun Electronics
Our friends at SparkFun Electronics only lightly maimed Rob to illustrate how powerful #Pi5 is
VEEB Projects
Our weird friends VEEB designed their own #Pi5 case inspired by their dearly departed tortoise (don’t ask)
Pi 5 meets Saturn V
We saved our favourite for last. Our friend Bryan from ISS Mimic (which is powered by Raspberry Pi) took #Pi5 to meet Saturn V at Space Center Houston!
Did we miss anything?
Community content has been coming in thick and fast since we announced our latest board. It’s been hard to keep up, so please understand that we haven’t left anyone off our dedicated Raspberry Pi 5 YouTube playlist on purpose — we just haven’t seen your video yet! Please drop links to anything you’ve made or have seen on the interwebs that you think we should include on our playlist.
Drop a link in the comments to other stuff you’ve seen elsewhere on social media and we’ll check that out too.
Raspberry Pi 5 development diary
And finally, remember to follow the Raspberry Pi 5 development diary, where you’ll find in-depth interviews with the people behind the design of our latest board, as well as articles going into all the detail on things like thermals and accessories. We’ll be populating this right up until Raspberry Pi 5 goes on sale, so keep checking back for more.
