Description

A pocket-sized Raspberry Pi perfect for embedded projects. The v1.3 revision adds the CSI camera connector, so you can capture photos and video in a tiny footprint—ideal for sensors, handhelds, and portable builds.

Key features
Broadcom BCM2835 @ 1 GHz (ARM11) with VideoCore IV GPU
512 MB RAM
CSI camera port (works with Official Camera Modules via Zero-size adapter cable)
40-pin GPIO header footprint (unpopulated; solder-on)
Mini-HDMI video output
Micro-USB (OTG) for data & Micro-USB for 5 V power
MicroSD card slot for OS & storage
Composite video & reset pads on board
Ultra-compact: 65 mm × 30 mm × ~5 mm; ~9 g
Note: This model does not include Wi-Fi/Bluetooth (that’s the Raspberry Pi Zero W / WH). Headers and cables are not included.

Technical specs
SoC: Broadcom BCM2835, 1 GHz single-core
GPU: VideoCore IV (H.264 1080p decode)
Memory: 512 MB LPDDR2
Video: Mini-HDMI up to 1080p
I/O: 40-pin GPIO (unpopulated), CSI camera connector, micro-USB OTG (data), micro-USB (power)
Storage: microSD
Power: 5 V via micro-USB (use a quality 5 V supply)
Dimensions: 65 × 30 × ~5 mm
Weight: ~9 g


Great for
IoT sensors and low-power controllers
Handheld/portable gadgets
Retro gaming front-ends
Kiosk/signage players
Camera projects in tight spaces
Recommended accessories (sold separately)
Mini-HDMI → HDMI adaptor
Micro-USB OTG adaptor (to USB-A)
5 V power supply (2–2.5 A recommended headroom)
2×20 GPIO header (solder-on)
Zero-size camera adapter cable (for Official Raspberry Pi Camera Modules)
Case & heatsinks

Compatibility
Runs Raspberry Pi OS and many lightweight Linux distributions
Accepts HATs & pHATs once a 40-pin header is soldered
Works with Official Camera Modules (v2/v3) using the Zero-format CSI cable