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A complete Raspberry Pi 5 kit built around the 4 GB board, with the official fan-cooled case, the official 27 W USB-C power supply and a 128 GB microSD card pre-loaded with 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS. It also includes a card reader, micro-HDMI cable and Ethernet cable, so you only add a monitor, keyboard and mouse. The 4 GB model is the entry point of the Pi 5 line: the same CPU, dual 4K display output, PCIe HAT slot and dual MIPI camera ports as the 8 GB and 16 GB versions, with less memory for heavy multitasking, virtual machines or large language models. Beginners and makers rate the official parts and pre-loaded card as the low-friction way in; experienced users often say they would step up to 8 GB for a desktop or server.
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Owners of Pi 5 kits praise the official power supply and fan case for stable, throttle-free running and the pre-loaded card for skipping setup. The common complaint is memory: 4 GB fills up fast on desktops and multi-container servers, and many wish they had bought 8 GB.
The Raspberry Pi 5 Starter Kit is a ready-to-boot package built around the 4 GB Raspberry Pi 5 single-board computer. It includes the official case with fan, the official 27 W USB-C power supply and a 128 GB microSD card pre-loaded with 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS. A card reader, a micro-HDMI cable and an Ethernet cable are also included.
Connect a monitor, keyboard and mouse to get to the desktop. The board has dual micro-HDMI output with dual 4Kp60 support, two MIPI camera/display ports and a PCIe 2.0 x1 connector. Its 40-pin GPIO header accepts Raspberry Pi HATs.
It can be used for learning Python, Linux and electronics, and for projects such as a home server, Pi-hole, Home Assistant hub, Docker host, media center, retro gaming console, digital signage player, robotics or computer vision. It also runs Ubuntu, Home Assistant OS, RetroPie, LibreELEC and other 64-bit Arm distributions.
