​No, it's not. Now I can finally order one of these things.

Many supermarkets do impose caps on purchases that are on offer. Wines/spirits for example.

Oh do stop with the crying and hysteria, just because someone dared to criticise your favourite little toy. The reason is clear: the manufacturers know that this device would cannibalise their market for higher priced products if they made it freely available. It's cynical marketing - and if they were so customer orientated, they would ramp up production to meet demand, no matter what the end-user price was.

Are you new to the internet ? It's not £2.50 postage per item, it's per order.

It's the incredibly low price making the board embeddable, you won't need all the adapters for a specific project

thanks for this - managed to get one at 7pm thanks to you

Been wondering what the hype about PiZero is? Must be the price? It's got the power of the 1st gen Pi which is now slower for what most ppl end up using it for (kodi etc) and doesn't have an Ethernet port so can't be used for PiHole. It needs a load of adopters/converters sticking out of it to do most things too. I guess Zero is for people who really want to program on em!?

back in stock!

Saying these are £4 is disingenuous. You cannot buy them without paying £2.50 postage

You can always buy something else from the shop at the same time... only one lot of £2.50 postage over whole order...

What? I was talking about the Raspberry pi foundation, not the retailers.

Dont be fooled .. its 6.50 pounds and 2.50 for 4 pound item is good profit.

i paid for zero about one month back and yet to get back the item. Has raised dispute.. They charge 2.5 pounds for shipping but sends it by local post and not helpful if u dont get it.

Looking for something cheap and cheerful to record Euro games whilst I'm at work.

Can I use this and Kodi to get the job done?

If its not ideal, can someone recommend me a similar cheap solution.

Cheers

Sold out!

They can actually run quake 3 at a decent resolution at about 20+ fps :smile:

You are one entitled little man child, The Zero's are made in the UK at ZERO profit for the raspberry pi foundation why would they dedicate all their resources to that? And they cost £4 for gods sake! Limiting it to one per customer is the only fair way to do it.

And then we get poor pathetic sad little children like you complaining about it. I hope you miss every opportunity to buy one, actually, if I was a billionaire I would dedicate resources to make sure you never get one.

Assuming you mean the original Doom then I think so. It can run 4K at 15fps.

They are releasing another batch at 19:00 tonight as well so keep a look out. Must have quite a few as been in stock since 09:00 this morning and only just run out.

Got one ordered!
Thanks.

As for people asking what they can use them for - that's the fun bit... you your imagination!
Plenty of sites out there with ideas- such as Instructables

Most will end up running Kodi but their potential is limitless.

OOS

They put the manufacturing capability (UK capacity) into making the RaspPi 3, which is hardly surprising given it's higher price.

People whine about a single board computer that costs £4 ??? Talk about entitled.

What the film? sure

They were first released 6 months ago. If they are STILL in short supply, that is because someone has made the conscious decision to restrict them. Ridiculous policy.

About 3.141592654 things.

Just ordered one-seems like there is stock

What can you do with a raspberry pi?

Zero in stock. Lol

I wonder how many people got confused

Can it play Doom in 4K? If not, COLD

Imagine if Tescos wouldn't let you buy a single potato, and you had to buy a minimum of two. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rS6HjwPaaeg

no, it doesn't come with any, but the question about relevant cables can differ from person to person.

E.g. I needed the special camera cable for mine to work for me, but didn't need a Mini/Micro (forgot which it is) HDMI as I don't want to connect mine to a screen.

You get the board only for that price.

Just got a quick question as a Raspberry Pi noob, does the zero (£6.50 edition) come with the relevant cables to work? Purely because I don't think have the adapters laying around to make it work out the box

Many shops do actually do this, the reasoning behind it is to stop people from buying the items in bulk, then reselling them on eBay at an inflated price.

You will find that Tescos do this with items that are more likely to be abused this way, mostly electronics. For example even now Tesco will only sell you 2 iPhones.

I'm glad they are doing one per person, because a thing like the pi zero is ripe for the picking, they are so cheap anyone with a little savings could easily buy up the entire supply of pi zeros and stick them on eBay at £10 a pop.

Ordered, thanks.

I've missed out on this several times so far so I'll be chuffed to finally get one.

Many supermarkets do impose caps on purchases that are on offer. Wines/spirits for example.

You can still only order 1
Imagine if Tescos wouldn't let you buy more than a single potato. Ridiculous policy.

Just ordered one. Still in stock :smiley:

Also at pimoroni for same price
https://shop.pimoroni.com/collections/raspberry-pi-zero