The Zero4U for the Raspberry Pi Zero

14 Dec 2017

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Miguel Gudino is an electrical engineer that specializes in electronic passive components and computer organization. He believes t... Read more

So you might have your Raspberry Pi Zero, but because of its compact nature, it only offers a single mirco USB port. Well, the Zero4U can change that!

The Zero4U adds more USB capability to the Pi Zero, versions 1.3 or W. Featuring a 4-port USB hub, it can be mounted back-to-back to the Pi Zero. The USB hub will take power directly from the Pi Zero, meaning you don’t have to power the USB hub separately. The four pogo pins on the back will also connect to the testing pad on your Pi Zero, making it solder-free. This little guy will be able to replace any standard USB hub you might have.

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*Check out the new Raspberry Pi Zero W if you haven’t yet!

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