Orange Pi Zero 2W 1GB LPDDR4 Allwinner H618 Quad-core Cortex-A53 Single Board Computer with 16MB SPI Flash, Support WiFi and BT5.0, Development Board Run Android 12 TV/Debian/Ubuntu

Es un dispositivo muy versátil y perfecto para desarrollos no muy robustos. Se debe tener mucho cuidado con la refrigeración del procesador,si no se utiliza con un ventilador se apaga y se congela.

Initial impression. A tiny thumbstick sized sbc with 1 gb ram, quad core A53, USB c, gpio, power efficient, and 4k output for 20 bucks in 2023?? I was shocked that they matched the size of the small raspberry pi zero, so I ended up ordering 2 so I could put all my 3d printed cases to use... Plus to compliment my other orange pi projects such as the orange pi 5, and OP zero 3 which this is based off. Also, pleasantly surprised that they included a breakout radio antenna and gpio pins in the purchase, considering raspberry pi would have charged extra.In the past I have owned every generation of raspberry pi, and I'm comfortable enough to state that OP has evolved into an acceptable alternative fruit for IOT, and maker projects. I'm so impressed that orange pi is offering these at such a price point, with solid hardware, and shocked with a full working OS on day one. This is a big step for orange pi, as their team is putting together very competitive and reliable products, with a growing community behind them and not sending out half baked products like their competition (radxa!). Therefore catching up to raspberry pi, offering a super product at lower price points. In my opinion beating the raspberry pi zero 2w which this board mimics is hard target as those boards are powerful for headless projects with a long supported community. Based on my 2 days with it, This beats it because it has an efficient core for a snappy video display, with more ram and overall built better, and seems to run well even without a heatsink, but would advise just to put on to give it long life. So far the orange pi OS desktop is snappy for playing around with( as I was able to run a single browser and still used only 75% of the 1 gb ram). I only wish their built in app store was more reliable. Regardless it seems to be stable enough to run well with the 1 gb, so headless will be no problem down the road... Like with the other Orange offerings the community(Armbian are you listening??) will probably have a Headless OS build soon.I use the sister product OP3 zero with Android using almost the same specs, and makes for a wonderful 4k plex media streamer. I would splurge for the 2gb version if you plan to run these as display desktop, but for most 1 gb can get you by if you don't need the GPU... On the other hand, The GPU g31mp2 found in the allwinner h618 should be plenty for a pocketable emulator, and this could be where this board finds the greatest support community. As I continue to learn more about it's capabilities, I will continue to update. I hope this helps this review helps folks who are considering trying other SBC fruits, as the first impressions for this board is very good.

Good price and works just as good as the raspberry pi zero