Compute

BCM2712 quad-core A76, 4/8/16GB RAM, PCIe 2.0 x1

Needs active cooling under load; 5V/5A supply recommended.

BCM2711 quad-core A72, 1-8GB RAM

Widest case and HAT compatibility of any Pi.

Used in: Recovery Kit (Pelican case deck), Little Luggable, The PwnPal, Stardeck Raspberry Pi Cyberdeck, Chonky Palmtop, Y.A.A.C-1, Typeframe PX-88, HandiPi, Paper Pi Handheld, vecdec 1.1, Lambda Cyberdeck 910

Quad-core A53, 512MB RAM

Low power; good for pocket decks.

Used in: Beepy, Penkesu Computer, Cyberdeck 2026, CyberKeeb 2040, Hackberry Pi Zero

BCM2835 1GHz single-core CPU, 512MB RAM, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth, pre-soldered 40-pin header

The original Zero WH is slower than the Zero 2 W; Hyper-pi's instructions and physical assembly name this exact board.

Used in: Hyper-pi

Same SoC as Pi 4, board-to-board connectors

Requires a carrier board.

Used in: ClockworkPi uConsole

Same SoC as Pi 5, CM4-compatible footprint

Requires a carrier board.

Used in: Hackberry Pi CM5, Boostbox

Custom CM5 carrier handheld with 3.95-inch 720×720 touchscreen, 5,000mAh LiPo and BlackBerry keyboard

Sold without a Compute Module 5. Choose the keyboard version carefully; the official repository documents Q10, Q20 and 9900 variants.

Used in: Hackberry Pi CM5

nRF52840 Pro Micro-compatible Bluetooth controller

The source does not state a hardware revision.

Used in: Little Luggable

BCM2835 1GHz single-core CPU, 512MB RAM, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

The PiMech BOM names the original Pi Zero W, not the faster Zero 2 W.

Used in: PiMech Deck

ESP32-C3 RISC-V development board with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

Tinycorder firmware targets the XIAO ESP32C3.

Used in: Tinycorder Environmental Data Logger

BCM2837B0 quad-core A53, 1GB RAM, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

The creator's preferred low-power board; Pi 4 and Pi 5 are also described as compatible.

Used in: Bumble Berry Pi

Allwinner A733 SBC with 8-core CPU, onboard Wi-Fi/Bluetooth and dual 2.54mm GPIO headers

The exact host board specified by the DC34 A7S Cyberdeck. Confirm RAM configuration and header population before ordering.

Used in: DC34 A7S Cyberdeck

Original Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller board with RP2040 and Micro-USB

RadioDeck names the Pico generically; the wiring uses the original RP2040 Pico pinout.

Used in: RadioDeck GQRX Hardware Console, Luckfox Pico Plus Cyberdeck, Mu Cyberdeck

Linux-capable RV1103 board with 128MB DDR2, Ethernet and GPIO

The LP+ Cyberdeck README names this exact board. No trusted tier-1/2 seller was found on the BuildDeck allowlist; the marketplace search is a fallback.

Used in: Luckfox Pico Plus Cyberdeck

Battery-powered Qualcomm MSM8916 4G hotspot compatible with the OpenStick Linux project

The Modem Thing creator used the MF800 variant. Marketplace hardware varies; confirm MSM8916/OpenStick compatibility and back up the original partitions before modifying it.

SAMD21 microcontroller board

Runs the source project’s TinyGo HID bridge for the navigation encoder.

Used in: Cyberdeck 2026

ESP32-S3 microcontroller board

Used as the dedicated Meshtastic node.

Used in: Cyberdeck 2026

Framework laptop mainboard used as a standalone x86 SBC; processor generation and revision unspecified

Creator BOM. Includes the matching Framework heatsink/fan assembly; confirm revision before buying.

Used in: FrameDeck

ATmega32U4 mechanical-keyboard controller with USB-C and extra I/O pins

Creator says Elite-C is required because this design uses its additional pins.

Used in: FrameDeck

Framework 13 mainboard; creator used an 11th-gen Intel board

Exact generation is linked by the creator, but Framework is not currently an allowlisted merchant.

Used in: Rasti Computer, Framework Cyberdeck

RP2040 microcontroller board

The Rasti Computer BOM says Raspberry Pi Pico; the separate keyboard repository now names RP2040-Zero, so confirm the intended revision.

Used in: Rasti Computer

QMK-capable keyboard controller; exact board is unclear

The creator writes “Supermecro Controller,” which is not enough to identify a product. A Pro Micro-compatible board is only a closest-match search, not a confirmed substitute.

Used in: Paper Pi Handheld

ESP32-S3 handheld with hardware keyboard, trackball, touch display and microSD slot

PocketSSH is written specifically for the T-Deck Plus. Confirm the Plus model before ordering; the repository documents SPI-mode microSD access for this hardware.

Used in: PocketSSH

ESP32-P4 with ESP32-C6 wireless module, 5-inch 1280×720 capacitive touchscreen, camera and audio

DECK//OS targets the M5Stack Tab5. The creator does not state whether the battery-free C145 or battery-equipped K145 variant was used, so both distributor listings are provided.

Used in: DECK//OS Tab5 Cyberdeck

ESP32-S3 handheld development board with 2.8-inch 320×240 display, keyboard, trackball, speaker and microSD slot

The ESP32Berry README names the original T-Deck. Listings for T-Deck Plus are a different revision; verify the board revision before ordering.

Used in: ESP32Berry

Battery-powered MSM8916 LTE/Wi-Fi hotspot compatible with OpenStick

The Modem Thing creator used the MF800. Revisions and cellular-band support vary, so compare PCB layout and modem bands before ordering.

Used in: Modem Thing

Compact ESP32-C3 development board with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE

Exact microcontroller board named in the Tinycorder README and BOM.

Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+, 1GB RAM, 1.4GHz quad-core CPU, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

The Bumble Berry Pi creator used a 3B+ for lower cost and power draw, while noting that a Pi 4 or Pi 5 can also be used. Confirm enclosure and connector fit if substituting another model.

Four-layer two-board PCB sandwich with STM32F411RET6, keyboard matrix, USB-C charging and display connector

Fabricate from the repository Gerbers and assembly files. The creator's parts-bom.csv documents the component order, but its quantities cover a fabrication batch rather than one finished unit. No repository license is declared, so do not assume permission to sell boards.

Used in: ittyPDA

Intel Core m3-8100Y SBC, 8GB RAM, 64GB eMMC

Exact compute board named by the Mu Cyberdeck creator.

Used in: Mu Cyberdeck

Allwinner H2+ single-board computer with 512MB RAM and Wi-Fi

The QAZ Cyberdeck creator uses the M2 Zero, not the M5 stated in an earlier draft. No trusted tier-1/2 seller on the allowlist was found.

Used in: QAZ Cyberdeck

Raspberry Pi 3 family single-board computer; exact Model B or B+ revision not stated

Cyberdeck PICO8 names only “RPI 3.” Confirm the board revision and connector positions against the official enclosure before ordering.

Used in: Cyberdeck PICO8

ESP32-S3 development board with 4.2-inch 400×300 ST7305 reflective LCD

The cYbErDeCk BOM names this exact RLCD-4.2 board and explicitly warns that an e-paper or other ESP32-S3 display board will not fit.

Used in: ESP32-S3 RLCD cYbErDeCk

RP2040 microcontroller board in the Pro Micro form factor

Exact controller named in the RP2040 CyberDeck README.

Used in: RP2040 CyberDeck