Tested & endorsed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation! Small enough to fit in your pocket but with enough power to charge mobile phones, run hard drives and other power-hungry gadgets the PIHUB is the must have accessory for the Raspberry Pi.
Beautifully formed with bold silkscreen
10% of revenue donated back to the Raspberry Pi foundation
Made, with love, by the happy Pimoroni pirate crew in Sheffield, UK
Fully USB 2.0 compliant (backwards compatible with USB 1.1)
3000mA supply to power the hungriest of gadgets
5.2V rich voltage to avoid brownouts
Multi TT processor for the best possible Raspberry Pi performance
4 high-power USB ports for reliable Pi Power (also great for phones, hard disks, anything!)
Will run from bus-power in the absence of a power brick
CE and FCC approved for EMI good behaviour.
With 10% of revenue going to the Raspberry Pi Foundation the hub is not only helping you with your projects it’s also helping to fund education projects around the world!
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