alt Hacker NewsThe common device that this doesn’t work well for is the Raspberry Pi 5. For full power mode it needs an unusual 5V/5A power supply, and that is quite unusual.
The common device that this doesn’t work well for is the Raspberry Pi 5. For full power mode it needs an unusual 5V/5A power supply, and that is quite unusual.
Specifically it needs a supply that offers 5V/5A as a basic profile outside of PPS (programmable power supply), because the Pi doesn't support PPS negotiations. That is what's so rare, much more than the actual ability to do 5V/5A.