Argon Micro USB Cable Power Supply 5.25 Volts 3 Amps for Raspberry Pi 3 and Zero Boards | UL Listed | 3.3 Feet Long Cable with Micro USB Connector | Micro USB Cable and Wall Charger

I never write reviews but was tired of the lightening bolt warning on 2 different adapters. just got this and no more lightning bolt. and some of the games that were laggy (probably because of underpowered Pi) are now working at full speed

This product is just as described. Works well with my retro Pi setup. I bought it to give my retro Pi a little more power.

My OEM CanaKit power supply gave me undervolting warnings when using it with my Pi3 as an OctoPrint server for my 3D printer and while I had thought there was no way that an OEM power supply could be delivering inconsistent voltages; after I bought and installed this all the warnings disappeared. Would recommend this if you use your Pi in an important use case.

Powerful and reliable power source for my pi 3 b+. It can handle heavy use with several attachments and you will never see a lightning bolt.

Cable and power supply feel substantial. Seems to work as expected.

I ordered this product as it states in the title that its for Pi 4, but its not, it works on the Pi 3, and has a micro USB connector (not a USB-C that the 4 requires), DO NOT BUY ITEM AS IT IS MISREPRESENTED AS BEING FOR THE PI 4 BUT IT WILL NOT WORK WITH THE PI 4.

I was having consistent issues with my pi 3b+ and using home assistant and then I tried this because of the higher voltage output and the other reviews. I then discovered my micro SD got corrupted which also was affecting it but after that everything works perfectly fine. I would recommend this one if youre getting the same voltage issues

Using the standard 2.5A power adapter with a wired mouse, a wired keyboard and portable HDD attached to the USB ports, my RPi 3B always had the low voltage warning on. A 3A power adapter like this one seems to solve my problem.

This thing is the best power supply for the Pi 4, hands down.

Ahh!! finally. I tried a bunch of chargers, plugs, wires, and finally decided to try this. I use 2 SDRs on my Pi and noticed even with 5v 2.5A usb chargers I would get lightning bolts on boot or when im doing heavy tasks. with this I finally noticed when I boot I dont have any issues.