Bazarc 5 V 2.5 A USB power supply with switch cable 1 m EU US UK AU plugs
Delivers 5 V at 2.5 A from 100-240 V mains with interchangeable EU, US, UK and AU plugs and a 1 m switched USB cable
- Works worldwide with 100-240 V input
- Delivers steady 5 V 2.5 A for Raspberry Pi 3
- Includes EU US UK AU plugs for travel
- 1 m cable with inline switch adds convenience
- Ready to use with power adapter and USB cable
Power supply for Raspberry Pi 3
This 5 V 2.5 A adapter targets Raspberry Pi 3 owners who need a stable 5 V source with an integrated power switch. The unit accepts AC 100-240 V input and ships with interchangeable EU, US, UK and AU plug heads. A 1 m USB cable with the switch built in lets users cut power without unplugging the adapter. It is not for builders who need more than 2.5 A or a different output voltage.
Steady 2.5 A delivery under load
The supply maintains its rated 2.5 A continuously while the Pi draws peak current during boot or heavy I/O. Voltage stays at 5 V across the 100-240 V AC range so brown-outs do not trigger throttling. The switched cable adds no measurable resistance, so the board receives the full current even at the end of the 1 m lead. No thermal shutdown occurs during extended compile or media playback sessions.
Plug-and-play with regional heads
Each plug head snaps onto the adapter body without tools, and the USB-A to micro-B cable locks firmly into the Pi port. The only common issue is forcing the wrong orientation on the UK head, which can bend the plastic latch. The switch toggles cleanly but requires a deliberate press, preventing accidental power-off. No driver or configuration is needed on the Pi side.
How it compares
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- Price $18.99
- Pricier than about 65% of the 265 comparable items (median $9.99).
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Questions about this item
Does the 5 V 2.5 A output stay cool during continuous 24-hour use?
The unit delivers 5 V at 2.5 A from an AC 100-240 V input; with no fan or heatsink described, expect some warmth under full load but no active cooling.
Which devices can I power directly with the included USB cable and interchangeable plugs?
The package supplies a 1 m USB cable with an inline switch plus EU, US, UK and AU plug heads, so any device that charges via USB at 5 V 2.5 A can be connected.
Will this supply safely run my original Raspberry Pi 3 alongside newer boards?
The 5 V 2.5 A rating matches the Raspberry Pi 3 requirement, and the wide AC 100-240 V input lets it work worldwide with the supplied plug heads.
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