Cytron’s latest robotics board uses the power of the Raspberry Pi Pico 2’s RP2350 to provide a solid platform for robotics and dynamic projects.

Cytron’s $14 Robo Pico provides plenty of fun for very little money. Robotics, sensors, lights, sound are all achievable with zero soldering and your choice of programming language.

Based upon the Raspberry Pi Pico’s RP2040, but designed to resemble the classic Arduino Uno, Cytron’s latest board takes aim at the low-cost end of the educators budget.

Cytron’s Reka:Bit is designed to get learners building fast! With a supporting software extension, makers of any ability will soon have projects moving and lighting up the world around them.

Cytron’s latest board has the heart of a Raspberry Pi Pico W, and access to many sensors and components, all in a giant circuit board.

The flagship Raspberry Pi 5 is now at the heart of the Compute Module 5, offering a significant speed boost over the CM4!

The Raspberry Pi 5 runs hot, but Argon’s THRML Active Cooler has the power to cool your Pi. But, is it any better than the official cooler?

Argon’s latest cooler could be the best $20 you’ll spend on your Raspberry Pi 5.

Looking like a gaming PC has been hit with a shrink-ray, this RGB adorned case for the Raspberry Pi 5 will keep your flagship cool under a heavy load.

The DDR5-6000 category has tough competition. Can the XPG Lancer RGB DDR5-6000 C40 rise above the opposition?

The T-Force Vulcanα DDR5-6000 C38 is designed for AMD. Can it rise above the competition?

The nearest thing to a Raspberry Pi laptop

The market is repleted with AMD EXPO memory kits. Can the T-Force Deltaα DDR5-6000 C38 compete with the best?

Could this Neo be the One?

Anycubic’s first Core XY color printer is great, but the software falls short.

Another board attempts to take the Raspberry Pi’s throne, and while the Radxa X4 is close, it just misses the coronation.

Elegoo’s latest printer is a blazing fast – and cheap – Core XY.

The G.Skill Trident Z5 CK DDR5-8800 C42 is one of the fastest retail DDR5 memory kits; however, can it beat the best of the best?

Pimoroni’s Clipper 4G LTE brings easy to use 4G connectivity to the Raspberry Pi Pico 2.

Pimoroni’s latest RP2040 based board is all about advanced robotics, but you don’t need to be an expert to get the most from it.

Klevv has released Cras XR5 RGB to DDR5-8000, but is the memory fast enough to take home the crown?

The Crucial Pro Overclocking DDR5-6400 C38 isn't the shiniest memory kit, but can it shine in the benchmarks?

The Positron V3.2 is a DIY kit 3D printer for makers looking to show off their building skills.

There are many high-speed memory kits on the market, but can the Vengeance RGB CUDIMM DDR5-8400 C40 stand out?

Code like it's the 1980s

This cloud won’t rain on your parade

Argon 40’s latest case does away with the sci-fi aesthetic but still delivers an out of this world performance.

With so many DDR5-6400 memory kits on the market, can the Dominator Platinum RGB DDR5-6400 C38 prove that it's one of the best?

Crucial has started making enthusiast memory kits again. However, can the Crucial Pro Overclocking memory kits compete with the current competition?

The latest case from Agone Forty updates the classic Argon ONE to version three and brings great cooling and NVMe into a sci-fi looking case.