CanaKit 3.5A Raspberry Pi 4 Power Supply (USB-C)

Comes with a fixed flat 2-pin type plug, no idea what country that is for, and not a UK 3-pin plug and no adapter supplied, so useless for me after waiting weeks for delivery. Doesn't mention plug type at all in product details.

I used this power supply for a Raspberry Pi 5 with perfect performance and plenty of power for the attached SSD. The Raspberry has an attached pro Audio "hat" card that per manufacturer's suggestion uses a separate filtered supply. The picture shows the installation with his power supply coming in from the left of the Raspberry Pi enclosure.

It powers my Raspberry Pi 4 with no problem. With a 3 amp PS I kept getting low voltage warnings, with this 3.5 amp unit there is no more warnings.

No sirve el amperaje reseñado. Devolución imposible por no ser gestionado por Amazon.

Für D nicht zu gebrauchen, da es mit US Stecker ausgeliefert wird. Könnte man auch mal dazu schreiben.

I've tried multiple power solutions for my Raspberries but none give the results of individual power supplies designed specifically for the task. I run four Pis in a UCTRONICS rack mount, each with an SSD drive rather than Micro SD cards. This power supply runs everything I throw at the Pis and never throttles. The 'vcgencmd get_throttled" command always returns "throttled=0x0" regardless of load when using this power supply. Other power supplies and multi-port USB chargers will return other throttled statuses including "throttled=0x500000" which indicates throttling due to undercurrent. My only nitpicks with these chargers are: 1) The cables are very stiff and hard to route neatly into my rack mount 2) The magnet at the USB end of the cable is very large and interferes with cable routing as well 3) The cables are permanently attached to the brick and can't be replaced in case of a short, etc. I highly recommend this power supply and have bought four of them so far and will continue to do so as I expand my Pi fleet. I do wish they would offer a larger power supply that could run multiple Pis to eliminate all the redundant wall bricks.