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after The initial price increase was announced two months agoRaspberry Pi is once again raising prices for many single-board computers. “The cost of some parts has doubled over the last quarter,” the Raspberry Pi CEO said Upton’s son said in today’s announcement. “As a result, we now need to make further increases to our prices, affecting all Raspberry Pi 4 and 5 products, and Compute Module 4 and 5, that have 2GB or more of memory.”
In December, the Raspberry Pi 4 and Raspberry Pi 5 were launched The price goes from $5 to $25depending on the amount of built-in RAM, while the 16GB version of Compute Module 5 jumped by $20. Starting soon, prices will rise again by $10 for those same devices with 2GB of RAM, by $15 for 4GB models, by $30 for 8GB variants, and by $60 for configurations with 16GB of RAM.
Today’s price increases do not affect the price of the 1GB Edition of the Raspberry Pi 5 launched two months ago, the 1GB Edition of the Raspberry Pi 4, or the 1GB Edition of the Raspberry Pi 5. Raspberry Pi 400 All-in-one computer. It also doesn’t affect the Raspberry Pi 3, Raspberry Pi Zero or other older products, as Upton says the company maintains “a multi-year stock of the LPDDR2 memory they use.”
Looking ahead, Upton says, “2026 looks to be another challenging year for memory pricing,” but he believes that “the current situation is ultimately temporary, and we look forward to resolving these price increases once they subside.”