Where to buy the hardware

What to buy to run Warda on a Raspberry Pi, and shops that sell it, by country. The user guide gives the same advice in each language, with the shops of its countries (English).

Checked on 2026-10-11. Prices, stock and the shops themselves change: look at the page of the product before you buy. Warda has no affiliate link and earns nothing from these shops: no commission, no agreement with any of them. They are listed for convenience, not endorsed.

What to buy#

A starter kit (board, power supply, card and case) from an approved reseller is a simple choice: check that its card is A1 or A2 and its power supply the official one.

In the tables, "sells" uses: board, card (microSD), power (power supply), case. The electronics shops sell all four; the large retailers are listed mainly for the cards. "Approved": on the official list of the approved resellers of Raspberry Pi (https://www.raspberrypi.com/resellers/) on 2026-10-11; "—" means not found on that list, not that the shop is unofficial. At a marketplace (Amazon, bol.com, eMAG…), choose the offers sold and shipped by the shop itself.

Every country of the European Union#

Distributors that ship to every country of the Union, often aimed at companies (shipping thresholds, prices without VAT shown first):

France#

Belgium#

Switzerland#

Luxembourg#

Germany#

Austria#

Spain#

Netherlands#

Italy#

Portugal#

Poland#

Romania#

Czech Republic#

Hungary#

Greece#

United Kingdom#

Ireland#

United States#

Canada#

Another country#

Look for an approved reseller on the page of the board (https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/raspberry-pi-5/, button Buy, then your country), or order from a distributor that ships to it. Keep the advice above for the card and the power supply.