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noahsheldon81
By noahsheldon81
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Hello, I want to buy a Raspberry Pi and preferably from Amazon since I get free shipping and stuff. I was wondering if this was a good/bad idea?

Could somebody link a Pi on USA amazon that is 35 USD or close and that is from a reputable seller?

Thanks

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There are Pis by the manufacturer for literally 5 USD. I don't know about shipping, but check that out.

 

https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/raspberry-pi-zero/

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Try to get them at microcenter. I really prefer getting it there than online.

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What do you want to use it for?

Just to mess around on and try fun projects such as a cloud storage server. 

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Try to get them at microcenter. I really prefer getting it there than online.

No microcenter around me :( only have BestBuy

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I guess this is what you are looking for:
amazon.com

 

It's the most powerfull model they currently have and the same one I bought from amazon in germany. I don't have any problems so far and I also thing buying it at amazon these days shouldn't get you any problems.

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