Accessories for Raspberry Pi

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Everything you need to complete your Raspberry Pi build. Power supplies, cases and cooling, camera modules, HATs, storage, cables, and mounts—curated for Raspberry Pi 5/4/400/Zero 2 W projects in the Philippines. Shop by Category Power: 27W USB-C PSU (Pi 5) , 15W USB-C PSU (Pi 4/400) , adapters & cables Cases & Cooling: Pi cases , fans , heatsinks , fan HATs Displays & Cables: screens , micro-HDMI→HDMI , right-angle adapters Cameras: Camera Module 3 , NoIR , CSI ribbons , mounts HATs & Expansion: HATs (PoE, audio, RTC, GPIO), sensors , GPIO kits Storage: microSD cards , USB 3.0 SSD enclosures for faster boot and data Cables & Mounting: USB/GPIO cables , M2.5 standoffs & screws , mounts & plates Quick Picks (Most-Added to Cart) Starter setup: official PSU + case with fan + 32–64GB microSD + micro-HDMI cable Media center: HDMI touch/TV screen + long micro-HDMI + USB 3.0 SSD for fast library Camera build: Camera Module 3 + ribbon + mini tripod/mount + ventilated case IoT/Server: PoE HAT or reliable PSU + passive/active cooling + SSD boot Compatibility Notes Power: Pi 5 recommends 27W (5V/5A) ; Pi 4/400 use 5.1V/3A . Use short, high-quality USB-C leads. Video: Pi 5/4 use micro-HDMI (two ports on Pi 4). Confirm cable type and case clearance. Cooling: For sustained loads, add a fan or heatsinks; choose ventilated cases for best airflow. Mounting: Most boards use M2.5 hardware; verify standoff length for your case/HAT stack. Related Collections Raspberry Pi boards • Pi Screens • HATs • Sensors • Cables • Power Supplies • Cases FAQs – Raspberry Pi Accessories (Philippines) Which power supply do I need for my Raspberry Pi? Use the 27W USB-C PSU for Pi 5 . For Pi 4/400, use the official 5.1V/3A USB-C PSU to avoid undervoltage warnings. What cable do I need for displays? Pi 5/4 require micro-HDMI→HDMI cables/adapters. For HDMI touch panels, add a USB cable for touch input. How can I improve performance and reliability? Use a high-quality PSU, keep t