The Raspberry Pi Zero v1.3 is a tiny single-board computer built around the same BCM2835 chip as the original Pi, clocked at 1 GHz for roughly 40% more speed, with 512 MB of RAM. It keeps the full 40-pin GPIO layout of the A+, B+ and 2B, adds a camera port, and shrinks everything onto a board small enough to fit inside small projects. It suits hobbyists, tinkerers and embedded builds where space and power draw matter more than desktop performance. Against later Zero boards it lacks wireless and Bluetooth, and its mini-HDMI and micro-USB ports need adapters, so it is a bare board for people who already have the cables and headers.
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Rated 4.9 out of 5 across 1,913 ratings, owners treat the Zero v1.3 as a dependable tiny board for small projects. The common friction points are the adapter cables and the soldering needed to use the GPIO.
The Raspberry Pi Zero v1.3 is a very small, low-cost Raspberry Pi board. It uses a BCM2835 processor, the same chip as the Pi 1, running at 1GHz. That makes it 40% faster than the Pi 1. It has 512MB of RAM.
The board has a micro-SD slot, a mini-HDMI port, one micro-USB port for data and one for power. It also has a camera port, so a Raspberry Pi camera can be connected using a Raspberry Pi Zero camera adapter. The 40-pin GPIO connector is unpopulated, and its pinout matches the A+, B+ and 2B.
