Brand guide

Raspberry Pi projects and devices

Raspberry Pi has the broadest hardware range in Flashable: Pi 5 for higher-performance Linux and PCIe expansion, Zero 2 W for compact headless deployments, Pico 2 W for wireless microcontroller work, and Pi 400 for a keyboard-integrated desktop. Linux projects include DNS filtering, 3D-printer control, Home Assistant OS, smart displays, bird monitoring, remote KVM, retro gaming, camera management, and ADS-B decoding. Pico 2 W instead uses C/C++ UF2 builds or MicroPython scripts. Selection depends on workload and interfaces: PiKVM supports Zero 2 W but not Pi 5, Home Assistant OS targets Pi 5 specifically here, and older RP2040 MicroPython examples need validation before use on RP2350. Follow each device into original project sources, compatible firmware and practical guides.

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Sources

Sources and further reading

Original project pages, manufacturer documentation and repositories used while preparing this page. Last reviewed .

  1. Raspberry Pi 5 official pageRaspberry Pi
  2. Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W official pageRaspberry Pi
  3. Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W official pageRaspberry Pi
  4. Raspberry Pi 400 official pageRaspberry Pi
  5. pi-hole/pi-holeGitHub repository
  6. OctoPrint/OctoPrintGitHub repository
  7. home-assistant/operating-systemGitHub repository
  8. MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirrorGitHub repository
  9. mcguirepr89/BirdNET-PiGitHub repository
  10. pikvm/pikvmGitHub repository
  11. RetroPie/RetroPie-SetupGitHub repository
  12. motioneye-project/motioneyeGitHub repository
  13. raspberrypi/pico-examplesGitHub repository
  14. raspberrypi/pico-micropython-examplesGitHub repository
  15. flightaware/dump1090GitHub repository