Raspberry Pi 3 Power Supply 5V 2.5A Micro USB AC Adapter Charger US Plug

I don't know if it my Pi or the supply (I've tried several supplies) but I keep getting the "low voltage" warning on my Pi with this supply. I have checked it with a volt meter and it puts out a solid 5.0V so I don't understand this. But if you can live with the low voltage warning this will work on the Pi 3B or 3B+.

Bought this to replace a 1.0 mA USB power supply. I have a program running on my Raspberry PI 24/7, and either the program would crash or the Pi would lose its network connection from time to time due to the insufficient power. Since I began using the new 2.5 mA supply, I've had no more crashes or network interruptions.

I use my Raspberry Pi 3 as an OpenVPN server and Samba server. It's been running both servers for almost a year. All of a sudden the server was disconnected. When I investigated, I found that the Raspberry Pi red LED was blinking fast, indicating a power supply issue. I opened up the case to see what was wrong and a sharp burning smell was emitted.I would not recommend if you are planning on 24/7 uptime of your Raspberry Pi. This power supply might be OK for intermittent usage.

This power cord resolved the yellow lightning bolt associated with under-powering My Raspberry Pi 3 like a charm. It seems well made, arrived as expected...the only reason it is not a 5 star review is because the cord is short...I knew it would be a bit short at 110 cm....but it was only 100 cm...forced me to re-tool my workspace and use an extension cord....

I was getting low-voltage errors when I powered my Raspberry Pi off a cheap USB cell charger, so I got this charger. It was much larger and clunkier than I expected, but it works great, and no more under-powered issues.

I've been using this power supply to power a Raspberry Pi 3 running rpisurv to view some security cameras through a 7" touchscreen for close to a year now. I never encountered any problems until today, when the Pi screen was flashing white, and the LED indicator on the power supply was flashing red. Apparently it suddenly wasn't able to supply enough power for the Pi to boot after it had been working flawlessly the entire time previously. I'm attributing this to some component failure within the power supply.

I like that the connector is a tiny bit longer on this unit, it makes it fit a Pi in a case better. Unfortunately it died after a couple years of intermittent use.

Great power cord for my Raspberry pi running Asterisk. Very sturdy and inexpensive. Wish I bought two for future projects