Built-in WiFi and Bluetooth Pi Zero WH, Zero WH Package Comes with Raspberry Pi Zero W with 40PIN Pre-Soldered GPIO Headers +Mini HDMI to HDMI Adapter +Micro USB OTG Cable

These Raspberry's are pretty cool little computers, it's fun and works great for little DIY automation around the house.

This one monitors and controls a garden on a balcony

Not sure why "warmth" is a question in review, but if you make a Pwnagotchi like I did out of this thing, it'll keep a pocket slightly warm I suppose. This worked exactly as any other Pi Zero, and made perfect work for the aforementioned Pwnagotchi.

Fantastic micro computer kit. More like a booster kit, where the intention is that you've already had some experience setting one of these devices up. The adapters that it comes with are solid, and definitely have a quality heft to them. Everything was packaged in anti-static bags, and had the details of the product printed on a label. Single-core unit, packs a punch, especially if you have a heat-sink so you can overclock the device for better performance. Great for creating handheld controllers, retro-emulations, or just playing around with linux to learn the basics. A wonderful cheap little bundle. The case plastic is solid, clean, and has a wonderful finger felt texture. The lid and backing snap together nicely, and is actually held in place well enough where I had to use a plastic divider to separate the case. Which is a bonus in my eyes, I'd rather have a case be solid, then wiggle. Includes 3 case tops for you to choose from, which is nice. However, 2/3 are kind of useless with the hat-header soldered on. I'd had given it 5 stars, but the soldered hat, made it pointless to include 2 of the cases lids. I'd rather have had an extra USB cable, a 8gb micro SD card instead, or even a heat sink.

I needed header pins on a zero but don't have a soldering iron or any experience. This fixes that.

Plug and play.

This Pi Zero was for a pwnagotchi. I was excited to get it. Assembly was a problem due to bent pins. Added power and.....,nothing. No sign of life. I'm returning this item. Thank G@d for Amazon's great refund policy.

It's pi zero. Really expensive for 30$ but it came with adapters to use normal HDMI cables and stuff.

Worked well, shipping was on time.

Well the price is 4 times overvalue, you should work on that. Include two source of power, a battery holder that you can use and another a power pack, then the price you want will be reflected accordingly.

I immediately printed myself a case to attach this device directly to the cameras and lenses I am worming with. It is so small that you can basically forget about it. I am considering turning it into a tiny portable keychain computer.

MSRP for product is $10 USD and is charging $38.79 CAD, conversion rate being 0.78. converted this works out to $30.13USD, triple the price on raspberry pi foundations website.