Raspberry Pi now sells its own 45W UBS Type-C power supply, as the company’s latest push into hardware accessories. It will work perfectly with any Pi board that has a USB-C connector, but it also has ...

The Raspberry Pi 4 has been in the hands of consumers for a few days now, and while everyone seems happy with their new boards there are some reports of certain USB-C power supplies not powering them.

But USB-C has 24 pins, which is completely unnecessary for a simple DC power jack. If you want 15W you can choose any number of connectors, it doesn't have to be USB-C. The Pi isn't doing anything ...

Raspberry Pi made the switch to USB-C from Micro-USB because of the increased power consumption of the Pi 4. The combination of the faster hotter CPU, plus support for USB 3.1 on its downstream ports ...