LattePanda 3 Delta 864

Great product. I was able to run both Linux and Windows 11 for my projects. Highly recommend. I also recommend the new model PandaLatte IOTA.

I bought my LattePanda 3Δ 864 through Amazon in March 2023. In addition I ordered the Titan Case and a Samsung 980 SSD 1TB M.2 card. My order arrived quickly. The computer comes with a power supply. The M.2 card fits snugly on the bottom of the computer. The Titan Case is a good fit and quite good looking. I had it up and running in no time. The computer arrived with Win-10 installed, but I prefer Linux so I installed Linux Mint on to the M.2 card and run a duel boot at start up. The Mint site has complete and clear instructions on setting up a duel boot system. My experience with SBCs goes back to 1979 when I bought and soldered together a kit to build a Sinclair Z-80. I still have and operate a handful of Asus Tinkerboards and several RPs. The LattePanda 3Δ is in a class of it's own. It cost more that other SBCs but you get what you pay for. As fond as I am for the ARM processors, the N5105 processor on the 3Δ opens up an entire new world of software. Beyond a great computer the technical support is outstanding... I've been using my 3Δ everyday as my home computer since March, now it's mid-November. About a month ago the fan would occasionally make a rubbing noise. I removed the case and vacuumed the fan. The noise became less noticeable. However with the case off, I was able to notice that the fan sometimes failed to start spinning. But the fan would start with a push of my finger. Over a week of so the non-starting became more frequent. I sent an eMail to LattePanda Tech Support... The next day I received a reply saying they would send me a new fan and asking for my Amazon Order Number and mailing address. I sent them the requested information. The next day (yesterday) I received and eMail with the FEDEX tracking number for the fan they had just sent. The LattePanda 3Δ is a great well designed product backed up with an efficient no nonsense support team... It just doesn't get any better than that.

This has surprisingly good specs. For its size, it's quite powerful as a computer and works great as a controller too for automation.

This SBC is the perfect choice if you need to run x86-only apps on a low-power system. It's not going to play AAA games, but it's amazing if you just need to run something simple. I use mine for a mobile drone racing rig. I needed to run FPV Trackside on a cheap battery-powered system. It's inexpensive enough that I don't care if it gets hit by a drone, which is perfect for my use case.

I had high hopes for the LattePanda 3 Delta 864. On paper, it’s quite a powerful pc powerhouse, and for the first couple of months, it actually delivered. Windows 11 ran fine(which came preinstalled on it), and Linux support was decent too. But everything changed around the 4–5 month mark. The board suddenly stopped working with no warning. No display, no signs of life, even after trying different power supplies and cables. It just… died. The real frustration began when I tried getting help. Amazon couldn’t assist me since I was outside the return window. I reached out to LattePanda support multiple times and haven’t heard a single word back. For a product that costs over $250, this level of customer service is unacceptable. I really wanted to love this board, but the lack of reliability and complete silence from support makes it impossible to recommend. You're better off putting your money into something with better long-term backing and build quality.

The best SBC I've used! Windows 10 runs beautifully. You can tell the workers and engineers at Lattepanda really love what they do. The engineering and quality stand out above the crowd. I would never go back to using a Raspberry Pi 4—the Delta 3 is just such a MASSIVE leap forward relative to the Pi, it makes it virtually obsolete in my garage lab. The extra cost is absolutely worth it and if you don't need that much power I strongly recommend taking a look at the Lattepanda V.1 which comes in thirty bucks cheaper than the aforementioned Pi 4 and is powered by Intel Atom. When it comes to 'maker' hardware I find the community is what really really makes a project worthwhile. You'll have no problem finding all sorts of tutorials, an active community, and developers who listen. I was reading their comments section over on their main website and they were responding to everything, even asking detailed questions about what us users actually want. I'm hooked obviously and I hope you enjoy yours as much as I enjoy mine!

I'm running Windows 11 pro on this and it's just a snappy as my tower. Functionality, performance, Wi-Fi connectivity, ease of setup, speed, everything is good. I use it for the computer in my electronics lab with duel monitors. Like its crazy good.

Board seems pretty cool but for the life of me I cant attach the antennas so no network access.