NorthPada Raspberry Pi 3 Model B B+ A+ Plus Raspberry Pico Power Supply Cord 5V 3A PSU Micro USB 5 Feet with Power On/Off Switch, with a USB C Adapter for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B, Pi 400

The NorthPada Raspberry Pi 3 Model B B+ A+ Plus Raspberry Pico Power Supply Cord has proven to be a trustworthy and efficient power source for my Raspberry Pi projects. It provides the stable and reliable power needed to ensure the smooth operation of these small but powerful devices.The 5V 3A output is perfectly suited for Raspberry Pi models, ensuring they receive the right amount of power for optimal performance. This power supply is a compatible choice for various Raspberry Pi models, including the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B, B+, A+, and the Raspberry Pico.The build quality of the cord is robust, and the cable length is convenient, allowing for flexibility in placing your Raspberry Pi in various setups. The connector fits securely and stays in place, preventing accidental power interruptions.One thing to note is that this power supply cord may not have the longest cable length, so you may need an extension cord for specific setups. Additionally, it may not include an on/off switch, which some users find useful for turning their Raspberry Pi on and off without unplugging the cord.The NorthPada Raspberry Pi Power Supply Cord is a reliable and compatible choice for powering your Raspberry Pi projects. It offers the right voltage and amperage to ensure optimal performance and stability. While it may not have the longest cable or an on/off switch, it's an excellent value for its price and serves its purpose well. I highly recommend it for Raspberry Pi enthusiasts and hobbyists.

Bought this to replace another "3A" power supply that was causing CPU throttling on my 3b+ Pi server ( "vcgencmd get_throttled" from the commandline should return 0 if everything is ok ), this one works a treat, no issues since switching over, even under load and running a tiny GPIO fan.The inline switch is a nice touch, and feels nicely made with a solid "click" - I don't really have a use for it, but at least it feels like its not going to break in 6 months :)

Independent real review from retail customer.Going strong so far, powering my trusty Raspberry Pi B+ (being used as a flight tracker). Minimal fuss, just plugged in and works. Switch on power cable is useful, and fits power socket well with no slack fitting. Can't review over a longer period yet as not had this long enough - but hopefully it won't fail like my last did after 4 weeks!

Just a basic power cable for Raspberry Pi, it works well and never had any issues. The switch on the cable is quite useful for cutting the power when the plug is buried behind furniture

This PSU delivers extra current when the Pi needs it. Especially when under load, and when you start plugging peripherals in. The cable is of a decent length, and the unit has an in-line switch with its own LED light for peace-of-mind when shutting down.I bought this particular brand and model on the recommendation of someone who'd been let down by many PSUs for the Pi previously, and it is deserving of high praise.Suitable for all models up to and including the Pi 3 B+ without an adapter. As it delivers 5 volts at 3 amps it is also suitable for the Pi Model 4 B with the addition of a micro-USB to USB-C adapter plug (not included).Edit to add: I have personally tested this with a USB-C adapter to fast-charge my phone and it works great for that too. WARNING: Make sure your device is rated for 5 volts at 3 amps BEFORE trying this with yours.

Although listed for the RPi3, this is a generic, high-stability 3A (3000mA) 5v supply. I have several of them powering my Pis and another that I use for charging everything from telephones to BT headsets.I can't verify that this device is capable of delivering the full 15W 100% of the time, but so to date the Pi3 hasn't suffered a power drop once and the more thirsty devices have charged at their full speed, so all in all, this is a pretty good buy for anyone in need of a MicroUSB charger with up to 3A at 5v - think just about everything made over the last few years including tablets, headsets, powerbanks, and phones, provided it has a microUSB power input.

Had it for a few months now, using it with my raspberry pi 4b and it has no issues delivering the necessary power to yours SBC.Even overlooked at 2.2 or 2.3 GHz with full CPU usage it managed to stay on top.It features an on off button for easy operation.Very happy with it as the official power supply started giving errors from time to time

While running a number of PI's for years off phone 2A phone chargers can cause all sorts of issues for some, I have been lucky but, now wanting to boot up off 2.5 hdd to remove reliability issues of SD cards I felt the need to get a decent power supply to increase stability.Yes I did used to get the odd low voltage warning, which increased in frequency after attaching the external drive sucking its juice from the USB port. This USB power supply has made sure those warnings never appear again.The light on the handy switch adds reassurance the sweet juice is flowing. It power supply does what it says on the tin, providing a good source of magic beans for the PI to live its best life.