![]() The faster your Raspberry Pi, the faster your data will save to your external storage. For this reason, we recommend using a Raspberry Pi 4 8GB, but any member of the Raspberry Pi 4 range should do the trick. If you’re using a Raspberry Pi 4 or a Raspberry Pi 400, you will need a USB-C power supply and a micro-HDMI-to-standard-HDMI cable. Older models will require a micro USB power supply and a standard-HDMI-to-HDMI cable instead. Power supplies come in a variety of formats, and you may find that an unofficial model such as a phone charger won’t be powerful enough for your Raspberry Pi. ![]() ![]() For ease and reliability, we offer affordable official USB-C and micro USB power supplies in a variety of regional formats. ![]() If you plan to use your own power supply, you’ll see a lightning bolt in the top right corner of your screen if it’s not supplying enough power to the computer. We’re going to use Raspberry Pi Imager to install Raspberry Pi OS Lite onto your microSD card. Raspberry Pi Imager is available for free for Windows, macOS, Ubuntu for x86 and Raspberry Pi OS, and can be downloaded here. Open the Imager application and connect your microSD card to your computerĬonnect your microSD card to your computer using an SD card adapter. We recommend a minimum storage size of 16GB. ![]()
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