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Raspberry PI5 mPCIE HAT 10 Watts

Run power hungry mPCIE Cards on a Raspberry PI5

alex-radoceaAlex Radocea
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Most PI5 HATs for mPCIE typically can only handle 5W. We worked with https://www.qwavesys.com to put together a HAT that can handle 10W and achieve true WiFI 6 speeds, handling a dual channel dual band wifi card with 2 spatial streams.

M.2 A/E Key Variant also available

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