Color Coded Header for Raspberry Pi

Hey there! Check out this cool accessory for your Raspberry Pi Zero or Zero W - a color-coded 2x20 header. This amazing header makes the 2x20 pinout of your Raspberry Pi super easy to understand. No more scratching your head looking at all 40 pins and trying to figure out which one to plug your wires into. Here's the super handy color coding: Red stands for 5V, Yellow for 3V, Black for GND, Blue means Do Not Connect, and Green is for GPIO. Connecting it to your Pi Zero needs a bit of soldering. But if you're not into soldering, you can try the solderless GPIO Hammer Headers. Note that only the Pi Zero and Zero W come without a pre-soldered header. You can't use this with the Pi 2, 3 or Zero WH as they have pre-attached header pins.

Using this color-coded 2x20 header for your Raspberry Pi Zero or Zero W is a great way to simplify working with the pinout. First, if you're using it with a Pi Zero or Zero W, you'll need to do a bit of soldering to attach the header. Make sure to match the color coding to the right pins. Red goes to 5V, yellow to 3V, black to GND, don't connect the blue ones, and use green for GPIO. If soldering isn't your thing, you can try the solderless GPIO Hammer Headers as an alternative. Keep in mind that this header only works with the Pi Zero and Zero W because the Pi 2, 3, and Zero WH already have pre-attached header pins. As for maintenance, just keep it clean and dry. Avoid getting it wet or exposing it to extreme temperatures, and it should work well for a long time.