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The PiZeroW is hits such an amazing triple point of price/functionality/size that although I love the Tinker Pro for coming close in size/price and the ease of
by VectorLock 8y ago
The PiZeroW is hits such an amazing triple point of price/functionality/size that although I love the Tinker Pro for coming close in size/price and the ease of Arduino programming for simple things the PiZeroW just gives you SO MUCH functionality.
- chrisshroba 8y agoSlightly off topic - The one-per-customer policy on the PiZero and PiZeroW seems very limiting to me for someone who would like to develop more than one pi-based hobbyist project (or multi-pi projects like a cheap kubernetes cluster to play around with that stack). Does anyone know if there are plans to drop this restriction anytime soon, or do hobbyists just need to accept that to do multiple projects they need to buy the more expensive models? (Not that I can complain that $25-$35 is expensive!)
- tmm 8y agoI don't think it's one per customer. More like one per transaction. I buy mine from Microcenter and probably have 10 by now.
- dbuder 8y agoYou can often email distributors and get more than one at a time, they mostly want to provide good general availability.
- certifiedloud 8y agoI doubt that they can manufacture enough Pi Zero's to match demand without purchase restrictions. Not only that, but you also get people buying them in bulk and reselling them.
- alanfranzoni 8y agoYou can buy as many pizerow as you like if you buy a bundle that includes the official case. That raises the price to around 18 usd.