
Level up your Argon NEO with an NVMe SSD, boot quicker or just add more storage - the option is yours!


Transform your Raspberry Pi 5 with the Argon NEO 5 NVMe Storage Case, featuring built-in heatsink cooling and M.2 NVMe expansion support for faster storage access via PCIe connectivity.

Add a single NVMe drive to your Argon One V5 case - perfect for a desktop setup!



Add four M.2 NVMe SSDs to your Raspberry Pi 5 and run the whole stack from a single USB-C PD supply. Ideal for a compact home NAS.

Multi-functional All-in-one Mini-Computer Kit Designed for Raspberry Pi 5, Aluminum Alloy Case, Options for Inside PCIe adapter board...

Four Raspberry Pi 5s, each with its own NVMe SSD, slotted into a single 19-inch rack unit - hot-swappable from the front, with a live-stats OLED built in.


Multi-functional All-in-one Mini-Computer Aluminum Alloy Case Kit Designed for Raspberry Pi 5



Run your Pi 5 from a single network cable and boot from a full-size NVMe SSD – power, data and fast storage in one tidy stack.


Uctronics Pro Rack Mount solution, with everything you need to get started on your ARM cluster computing journey.

Two M.2 slots for your Pi 5. Fit a pair of NVMe SSDs, or an SSD alongside a Hailo AI accelerator.







The Pixelblaze Sensor Expansion Board makes it easy to write patterns that use sound, accelerometer/tilt, or light to create reactive patterns.

This handy HAT sits right on the top of your Pi, and will break out the 40-Pin header on your Raspberry Pi 3B, 3B+ and 4B into 3 banks of pins, and adjacent pins to these connect to screwless spring terminals on the outside of the board.











Start experimenting with high-tech sensors and modules with Raspberry Pi Pico/RP2040. Use the on-board PiicoDev connector to quickly and easily connect with the PiicoDev family of sensor modules without soldering.

Add two NVMe drives to your Argon One V5 case - great for a NAS or if you just need that extra space.

An add-on that replaces the stock standard base that comes with the Argon ONE V3. Allows you to upgrade your Pi with an M.2 NVMe SSD.


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