> My advice to anyone buying a Pi 4 would be “Just buy a Pi-branded power-supply.” I agree in theory but not in practice. I use RPi largely with students and t

> My advice to anyone buying a Pi 4 would be “Just buy a Pi-branded power-supply.” I agree in theory but not in practice. I use RPi largely with students and tend to prefer inexpensive USB batteries over fighting facilities to provide enough AC access for 35 students (or carrying a bag of power strips with me to every lab). I’m going to be doing some testing, but it seems like I’ll probably be sticking with the 3B+ until the situation improves.