27W 5.1V/5A PD Power Supply for Raspberry Pi 5

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27W 5.1V/5A PD Power Supply for Raspberry Pi 5

27W 5.1V/5A PD Power Supply for Raspberry Pi 5

Manufacturer overview

Yahboom 27W USB-C power supply is specifically designed for the Raspberry Pi 5. It's an cost-effective choice, particularly for users aiming to drive high-power peripherals through the four USB ports on Raspberry Pi 5. It supports output power up to 27W and comes with a PD power supply protocol. When used together with Raspberry Pi 5, it can provide 5.1V/5A output, which can fully utilize the full performance of Raspberry Pi 5, while also ensuring sufficient current for USB devices.

Manufacturer-listed features

  • Perfect alternative to the official Raspberry Pi power supply.
  • Standard PD mode: 9V/3A, 12V/2.25A, 15V/1.8; Raspberry Pi 5 exclusive mode: 5.1V/5A
  • Compatible with other devices that support PD protocol, such as laptops, tablets, and so on.

Configurations

Configuration names are taken from Yahboom. Included boards, memory, cameras, and accessories vary; check the exact manufacturer listing before ordering.

  • US — manufacturer SKU 6000301549
  • EU — manufacturer SKU 6000301550
  • JP — manufacturer SKU 2000301551

Manufacturer and external purchasing

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Source: Yahboom manufacturer product catalog, checked 2026-10-22. Descriptions, images, specifications, and datasheets used with manufacturer permission. Manufacturer claims are attributed, not independent EAR test results.