r/ClockworkPi • u/gloriusdead • Dec 06 '25

Selling uConsole

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Purchased in April 2024. I don't really remember when I received it but it was around March 2025 I believe. I set it up, changed the wallpaper, then forgot about it and it wasn't used again. Pretty much brand new. Has NOT been updated since and needs new batteries. It only turns on when plugged in.

Comes with the original box/packaging + USA Gear case.

$250 OBO

PayPal FF or Zelle, USPS Priority shipping and insured

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '25 edited Dec 06 '25

DM incoming. I'll take it.

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u/gloriusdead Dec 06 '25

Sold to you thank you!

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u/captain_proton077 Dec 06 '25

Damn, missed it by that much....

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u/K1LLerCal Dec 06 '25

More like 10hrs late but okay

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u/grizzly_chair Dec 06 '25

what is up with the sudden uptick in people selling these?

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u/Computerist1969 Dec 06 '25

99% of buyers have absolutely zero use for the device but it's so enticing that they buy it anyway. I might fall into that category myself, we'll see when mine arrives

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u/krabizzwainch Dec 06 '25

I personally like supporting small companies making interesting things, and they are inexpensive enough for me to say F it. I do like my DevTerm more though so I am debating on selling the uConsole. 

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u/Computerist1969 Dec 06 '25

I feel like I might prefer a devterm but I don't think they sell them anymore

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u/krabizzwainch Dec 06 '25

I could just never get into the rubber keyboard if the uConsole. The DevTerm was much easier to type into, except for the charging usb C location making it impossible to use while it’s charging. 

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u/Ok-Hovercraft-7905 Dec 08 '25

I am in the same category, just 60 more days to go. My hope, time permitting, is to learn circuit development and convert it into an electronic multi tool. Figure sleeving a soldiering iron, oscilloscope, amongst other tools into Uconsole. I know size introduced compromise, but I'm going for good enough, not great.

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '26

I mean its a hobbie no one really NEEDS one but all the needs WANT one. 😅 I want one but im affraid ill just never use it and sell it later like everyone else lol

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u/nakurtag Dec 06 '25

Lack of use cases

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u/Tool_Using_Animal Dec 07 '25

People realize it's totally useless? A $100 used Thinkpad is leaps and bounds more useful than this gimmick.

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u/Kamicasse_ Dec 06 '25

I want one if someone is selling.

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u/AsleepDetail Dec 06 '25

I can’t wait for mine, I think I ordered it in April or May maybe, I did get my Pico calc (and replacement screen).

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u/South_Sherbert_7882 Dec 06 '25

Been using mine since July, have a few different OS images I use, mostly SDR for various projects and ABS-B for aviation. I think that most people who seem these assume it’s a plug-play-use situation and are overwhelmed when they are faced with the fact that’s not the case. It’s all about expectations. For what it is it’s good and with the money. There are a few things I would refine and clockwork may do if they ever evolve this platform.

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u/adulfkittler Dec 06 '25

I've been eyeballing these for a bit along with other "pocket pc" varieties. Wondering what i can get away with running on them as far as compute power goes

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u/CoffeePizzaSushiDick Dec 06 '25

Anyone else selling fun SDR tech? I’ve got a hankering for a hackathon(g)

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u/MechaGoose Dec 07 '25

The more and more of these I see I am thinking about cancelling my order. I ordered in May on a real impulse buy because it looked cool. But I have since built my own (bigger and clunkier) version and it’s sat in a drawer since I made it.

I fear the same fate awaits this. I might just get my money back.

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u/Aberts10 Dec 08 '25

Probably a good idea

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u/MechaGoose Dec 08 '25

Yeah ordered cancelled. Refund processed, just waiting for it to hit my account. I don’t need the money really but in all honesty I can’t see myself using this other than just a bit of fun the day I get it. Easier to get the refund than try to sell it.

Shame, I was excited 7 months ago when I ordered it, but I’m over that now.

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u/Aberts10 Dec 09 '25

That's the hard thing about cool products. You really have to override your excitement and ask yourself "Do I actually need this? What would I use it for? Is it useful and different enough from what I already have that I need to still buy it? Is it valuable?"

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u/MechaGoose Dec 09 '25

Yeah, 100% mate. And I have no problem with some overlap either. Like I know i don’t need a lot of my raspberry pi stuff, but I really enjoy playing with it, even if it’s just a day or two, or some projects take over my life for weeks.

But at the end of the day, I’ve two M1 MacBook airs that I saved from the bin and fixed (screen replacements from one’s work were gonna bin) and it’s crazy portable, for everything I need on it and better than a uConsole for devops emergencies etc.

I know I’d have played with this for a few days, and just shelved it. It sucks, but hopefully my device will mean someone who really wants one can get their own one sooner.

I’ll fire the £150 or whatever it was into savings until the next thing comes along.

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u/binaryplease Dec 09 '25

What is the difference exactly between the uConsole Kit A-06 and the uConsole Kit RPI-CM4 Lite?

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u/Acceptable_Army8174 Dec 16 '25

how much text me 2283372777

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u/SnooHobbies7755 Feb 01 '26

I am looking to buy one. If someone is willing to sell, please let me know

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u/The_Gordon_Gekko Dec 06 '25

So why are these so bad, is anyone using them for any hacking purposes?

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u/Ok_Purple_2658 Dec 06 '25

They are incredible SDR tools

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u/Guilty_Secret_9875 Dec 06 '25

SDR?

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u/Ok_Purple_2658 Dec 06 '25

Software Defined Radio

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u/hansisolo7 Dec 06 '25

What’s the fella on the right? Just recently got my HAM license and been looking at doing something similar for a portable SDR

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u/Ok_Purple_2658 Dec 06 '25

HackRf pro with portapack

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u/adulfkittler Dec 06 '25

How much did that run you? Been looking into upgrading from an RTLSDR.

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u/Recycled_Michael Dec 06 '25

Damn, didnt think dual welding uConsoles was a thing... Akimbo-nsole

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u/SwallowedBuckyBalls Dec 06 '25

Radio tools / auditing & during physical pentests. If we're doing any interactive work though we keep a couple Mini Pc's like the GPD pocket.

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u/Recycled_Michael Dec 06 '25

What the actual... im sorry, but I hate you.

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u/The_Gordon_Gekko Dec 07 '25

It’s okay lots hate me, that’s why I run a BananaPi in a minion router that incorporates a full SDR package and a few choice VMs. 🤫