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

Not is bad

This supply is well made, and makes good use of the USB-C connector to supply plenty of power to a Raspberry Pi Model 4. I will definitely buy these for any additional Pi Model 4s that I purchase.

I can understand sellers of generic power supplies might be like this, but this is CanaKit Raspberry Pi 4 Power Supply (USB-C). Shouldnt a power supply directly intended for the RPi world include an on/off switch inline? Especially CanaKit - I expected more.

I purchased this power supply for my own use on USA 120 Volt, 60 Hz power. This power supply has a cord with a USB-C connector which plugs directly into the power input of a Raspberry Pi 4 or Nvidia Jetson development board. The output current is rated up to 3.5 Amps, which should be more than needed for most situations unless a HAT requiring a lot of current is attached to the board’s expansion header. This power brick is sealed, so short of destructive disassembly the quality of the internal components can’t be examined. What can be said is that the brand name is well known, so there is a stake in assuring quality of construction. The blades that plug into the wall outlet are offset towards one edge, thus in most cases this power supply and another cord can be plugged into a standard duplex wall outlet at the same time.

I was running into the low voltage warning with a different power adapter on the RPI 4 so I went to look for a dedicated USB-C adapter to power the PI. I have not seen any issues or the low voltage warning once since using this adapter. No issues in the past few months, so I would say this is a solid adapter.

Good product delivered quickly.

Too bad this item is not widely available in Europe, it works like a charm with US->EU plug as it is 100-240volts! Thanks

This adapter came with a kit I bought from Canakit and I constantly get undervoltage messages. I have a keyboard and official raspberry Pi display connected to the Pi 4, and thats it.

Stable, outputs 5v under load. Works great. 3.5amps gives you a bit of extra room over the suggested power supply for the Raspberry Pi 4. I use a USB-C to USB micro converter to power my Raspberry Pi 3 (with accessories) also.

It works just great boxing was a little damaged