Orange Pi 5 4GB Rockchip RK3588S 8-Core 64 Bit Single Board Computer, Up to 2.4GHz and 8K Video Codec Support Development Board Run Orange Pi/Ubuntu/Debian/Android 12 OS (4GB+ Power Supply)

You won't be able to run any distro you want, and setting up nvme boot can be painful, but in the end it works, and these machines are incredibly powerful! I'm running 3 of these as workers in a Kubernetes cluster, with another x86_64 machine as the controller (k0s). I'm very happy with the results.

Faster than the Raspberry Pi 4B, and nice to be able to have a mounted SSD. I will buy again.

Unfortunately this motherboard does not have storage capacity and needs a SD Card only if you want to use a WiFi card as well.Main issue is the support for the Android 12 download to be installed on the bootable SD Card. I have tried all of the steps and sent email and tried to contact the support directly to help. No response so far in the past 3 working days.Android 12 image is a tar ball package and after unzipping it is not a bootable ISO image thus can’t boot.I tried Belena etcher for Ubuntu on the same SD Card after failed to load Android and that works well.I hope they resolve this issue soon else have no choice but to Return.Be careful before you buy anything from this company.Good Luck

Pretty good SBC, though the wifi card should have came with this thing

I got mine , put in my anti static wrist strap. Got everything hooked up. Powered it on. No video. Doesn't even show up on my network. Nothing I've tried seems to work.*UPDATE* After changing out the power supply twice, 3 different SD cards and 2 new HDMI cables and a complete rework of my network. I have discovered the ussue. Etcher.. something was "glitching" while writing to the SD card. Time to get things installed and see how it works.

Less than 6 months and its dead.

The latest Android 12, NVME ROM (It is only Gen 2 x4 PCIe only) works fine if you read the instructions in the guide on their website. They’re on version 3 that should support a few different USB dongles, including WIFI 5 and BT 4.2 now. The biggest problem is you have too root it and add GAPPs if you want to run Google Playstore, but even then, you need to register it a developers ROM which does not validate with games like ‘Alien Isolation’. I have also had problems with it being recognized properly with NVIDIA streaming platform - freezing after a few seconds unless you choose 720P AND 30Hz. Also, keep in mind, unlike Linux or Windows, you have to ensure the screen can support the limited video output resolutions. Best bet is 720P, 1080P, 2160P at 30Hz or 60Hz.

Extremely poor design.