> What I want to add is that the Raspberry Pi 400 always stayed in stock, and I’ve bought one for my child. So you’re also wrong on that aspect as well. It's o

> What I want to add is that the Raspberry Pi 400 always stayed in stock, and I’ve bought one for my child. So you’re also wrong on that aspect as well. It's out of stock everywhere in the UK right now and it has been that way for as long as I can remember. Out of interest, was it possible to apply for access to the OEM pi stock? I don't know how the whole thing worked but wasn't their strategy explicitly designed to help people in positions like yours? https://www.itpro.com/hardware/370314/raspberry-pi-ceo-eben-upton-surviving-the-semiconductor-crisis https://www.itpro.com/hardware/370314/raspberry-pi-ceo-eben-...