An acrylic diffuser for Pico 2W Unicorn tiles that effectively softens and disperses the intense light from LEDs. The translucent layer makes the pixels larger, blurrier, and much easier on the eyes, improving comfort during long-term use. The kit is ideal for desktop installations, wall mounts, and decorative projects. Pimoroni PIM714

A module with eight large buttons (U, D, L, R, A, B, X, Y) and two additional (+, -), ideal as a controller for games and educational projects. It has four built-in white LEDs and two Qw/ST connectors, which allows easy connection without soldering to Raspberry Pi, Pico and other microcontrollers. It supports an I2C interface with a configurable address, allowing the simultaneous use of up to four pads. Pimoroni PIM752

Module with BME280 pressure, humidity and temperature sensors and LTR-559 light sensors. Dedicated to the construction of a weather station based on the Raspberry Pi. Pimoroni PIM585

A programmable desktop display based on the RP2350 microcontroller, featuring a 4-inch IPS touchscreen display with a resolution of 480 x 480 pixels. Built-in WiFi and Bluetooth allow it to download data from the internet and interact with other devices, serving as a calendar, weather station, or data panel. The device features RGB backlighting, a piezo speaker, a microSD card reader, and battery power for increased flexibility. Pimoroni PIM725

A set of three capacitive soil moisture sensors for a home automatic irrigation system. Pimoroni PIM520

A compact digital rotary encoder module designed for simple and intuitive volume control in arcade and DIY projects. Ready to use without soldering, simply connect it to the "Encoder" port on the Picade Max USB Audio board. In addition to volume control, the encoder offers a mute function when the knob is pressed. Pimoroni PIM770

A set of three cables for Grow soil moisture sensors. The cables are terminated on both sides with 3-pin JST-SH female connectors and are 1 m long. Pimoroni CAB1007

A DIY kit for building a stylish arcade console for one or two players, designed for the Raspberry Pi 5. It features a 19-inch IPS screen with a 1280 x 1024 (5:4) resolution, arcade-style joysticks and buttons, and a 2 x 3W stereo audio system with physical volume controls. The sturdy powder-coated MDF case ensures durability and a compact size, perfect for home or office use. The kit includes dedicated control and audio boards, a 12V power supply, and a PICO-8 license, allowing you to play and create your own retro games. Pimoroni PIM708

Module with an optical flow sensor PMW3901. It uses a low resolution camera to detect surface movement. It communicates via the SPI interface. Pimoroni PIM453

LED and audio controller designed for lighting effects in LEGO® compatible models, dioramas and decorations. It offers six mono channels, one RGB channel, audio amplifier, sensor inputs and a Qw/ST connector – all without the need for soldering. It enables the creation of advanced animations, lighting effects and synchronized audio in a compact form factor. Pimoroni PIM719

A pin expander designed for Raspberry Pi Pico boards. It is equipped with a standard female connector and four sets of male strips 2x20 pins. Pimoroni PIM555

A universal HAT expansion module designed to work with Raspberry Pi minicomputers. It is equipped with a motor controller, audio amplifier, buttons and diodes, and a Qwiic/Stemma QT connector. Pimoroni PIM672

Module with a mechanical encoder and RGB backlight in the form of 24 colorful LEDs. It offers five buttons and a rotary encoder. For communication, it uses a Qwiic/Stemma QT connector or a connector compatible with the Breakout Garden system. It is perfect, for example, for controlling lighting. Pimoroni PIM673

Matrix display module with a Raspberry Pi Pico W control board. It has built-in 256 RGB LEDs in a 16 x 16 arrangement, an amplifier with a speaker and buttons. Perfect for building a clock, displaying sensor data or presenting weather data. Pimoroni PIM676

Raspberry Pi Pico W soldered board module dedicated to matrix displays with HUB75 interface. Pimoroni PIM662

This e-Paper frame features a 4-inch, seven-color display with a resolution of 640 x 400 pixels, based on the Raspberry Pi Pico W with 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi. E-Paper technology provides excellent daylight readability and very low power consumption, making the device ideal for battery operation. Built-in LED buttons, a microSD reader, and a real-time clock (RTC) enable the creation of interactive dashboards, photo frames, and IoT data displays. It offers support for C/C++ and MicroPython. Pimoroni PIM661

Expansion board for Raspberry Pi 5 that allows one or two M.2 NVMe SSDs in sizes from 2230 to 2280 to be connected. It uses a PCIe Gen 2 x1 interface and a PCIe switch that shares bandwidth between two M.2 M-Key slots. Version supplied without NVMe drives. Pimoroni PIM704