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    Raspberry Pi Zero 3W SBC
    Raspberry Pi Zero 3W SBC

    Orange Pi Zero 3W Review: $25 Dual Video Pi Zero 2W Killer?

    2
    By androidpimp on June 26, 2026 Embedded Computers
    28 min read●Updated August 26, 2026

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    • • Part I: introducing the Orange Pi Zero 3W SBC
    • • The Orange Pi Zero 3W has just been released, offering a compact, budget-friendly development board with multiple interfaces, including dual video outputs.
    • • Interfaces
    • • Orange Pi Zero 3W (Design/Interfaces)
    • • Hardware Specifications
    • • Applications
    • • Storage Options
    • • So, what's truly new about this board?
    • • How does it stack up against the Radax Zero W3?
    • • Comparison of tech specs
    • • Active Cooling and Thermal Performance
    • • Form factor
    • • Specs Comparison: Raspberry Pi Zero 2W vs. Orange Pi Zero 3W
    • • Part II: Orange Pi Zero 3W Review p2
    • • The Package (Package Contents) p2
    • • All Items p2
    • • A Closer Look at the Board p3
    • • Cooling the board components p4
    • • Installing the active heatsink p4
    • • Initial impressions p4
    • • Temperatures p4
    • • Software p5
    • • Storage Space p6
    • • Connectivity p7
    • • A PCIe 3.0 socket is included as well. p7
    • • What You Need p7
    • • ✔ Option B — Key‑E → PCIe x1 Riser → NVMe Adapter p7
    • • ✔ Option C — Powered NVMe Carrier Board p7
    • • Wireless Connectivity Speed p7
    • • The option for an external antenna p7
    • • Performance Wise p8
    • • Single‑Core Performance Breakdown p8
    • • Multi‑Core Performance Breakdown p8
    • • Comparing the performance of the Zero W 3 board to other popular boards. p8
    • • 📊 Geekbench 6 CPU Data Analysis p8
    • • Here are the key takeaways from our Geekbench 6 results, presented clearly: p8
    • • 📌Bottom Line p8
    • • 3 TOPS NPU p8
    • • CPU Information p8
    • • CPU Governor settings p8
    • • 1.simple_ondemand (Default) p8
    • • 2. performance p8
    • • 3. userspace p8
    • • Multimedia p9
    • • What about video playback performance? p9
    • • GPU Acceleration for video decoding? Not So Fast. p9
    • • VLC Medai Player: Video Decoding with GPU Acceleration p9
    • • From our testing p9
    • • Key takeaways: p9
    • • GPU Capabilities Summary (PowerVR BXM‑4‑64 MC1) p9
    • • What the GPU Is Actually Useful For? p9
    • • The real reason is that hardware decoding is not available in the Linux images. p9
    • • What steps should you take if you still need support for hardware video decoding? p9
    • • The Android OS experience p9
    • • The Kodi experience p9
    • • Power consumption p10
    • • Compact in size and portable. p11
    • • The small form factor advantage: Tiny yet powerful p11
    • • Pricing (excluding taxes and shipping fees) p12
    • • Final Thoughts p12
    • • Price and availability p12

    Power consumption

    Orange Pi Zero W3 Power Usage
    Orange Pi Zero W3 Power Usage

    Based on our testing, which involved running a stress test script that fully loaded all CPU cores for 1 minute, we recorded a peak power usage of approximately 7 watts, which is quite low. Additionally, you should not experience any issues connecting this board to a power bank as a power source.

    Our 1-Minute Stress Script

    #!/bin/bash
    
    # Ensure the script is run with sudo/root privileges
    if [ "$EUID" -ne 0 ]; then
        echo "ERROR: Please run this script with sudo privileges."
        echo "Usage: sudo ./advanced_stress.sh"
        exit 1
    fi
    
    # 1. System Dependency Validation
    if ! command -v mpstat &> /dev/null; then
        echo "Dependency 'sysstat' missing. Installing..."
        apt-get update -y && apt-get install -y sysstat
    fi
    
    CORES=$(nproc)
    REPORT_FILE="cpu_stress_report.txt"
    DURATION=60  # Set to 60 seconds (1 minute)
    
    > "$REPORT_FILE"
    {
        echo "======================================================================"
        echo "                 ORANGE PI 1-MINUTE PERFORMANCE REPORT                "
        echo "======================================================================"
        echo "Start Timestamp : $(date)"
        echo "Device Model    : $(tr -d '\0' < /sys/firmware/devicetree/base/model 2>/dev/null || echo 'Generic Orange Pi Board')"
        echo "Total CPU Cores : $CORES Available"
        echo "Test Horizon    : $DURATION Seconds"
        echo "======================================================================"
    } >> "$REPORT_FILE"
    
    echo "=================================================="
    echo " Starting 1-Minute CPU Performance Benchmark"
    echo "=================================================="
    
    # 2. Fire up the heavy load generators FIRST
    echo "Engaging maximum CPU resource computational stressors..."
    STRESS_PIDS=()
    for i in $(seq 1 $CORES); do
        sha1sum /dev/zero > /dev/null 2>&1 &
        STRESS_PIDS+=($!)
    done
    
    # Give the background processes 1 second to fully spin up to 100%
    sleep 1
    
    # 3. Dynamic Tracking Loop (Runs while stress processes are alive)
    elapsed=0
    while [ $elapsed -lt $((DURATION - 2)) ]; do
        {
            echo -e "\n--------------------------------------------------"
            echo " TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: ${elapsed}s / ${DURATION}s"
            echo "--------------------------------------------------"
            
            # Core Frequencies
            echo "[*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:"
            for i in $(seq 0 $((CORES-1))); do
                FREQ_PATH="/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu$i/cpufreq/scaling_cur_freq"
                if [ -f "$FREQ_PATH" ]; then
                    RAW_FREQ=$(cat "$FREQ_PATH")
                    echo "    Core $i: $((RAW_FREQ / 1000)) MHz"
                fi
            done
            
            # Temperature
            if [ -f "/sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp" ]; then
                RAW_TEMP=$(cat /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp)
                echo -e "\n[*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: $((RAW_TEMP / 1000))°C"
            fi
            
            # Real-time Workload
            echo -e "\n[*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:"
        } >> "$REPORT_FILE"
        
        # Run mpstat directly in the main thread to guarantee accurate sampling timing
        mpstat -P ALL 1 1 | awk '/Average:/ && $2 ~ /[0-9]/ {printf "    Core %s: %.1f%%\n", $2, (100 - $12)}' >> "$REPORT_FILE"
        
        # Snapshot interval pacing
        elapsed=$((elapsed + 3))
        sleep 2
        
        # UI countdown progress printout
        printf "\r[+] Processing load tests... Remaining Duration Window: %2d seconds." "$((DURATION - elapsed))"
    done
    
    echo -e "\n\nTarget period elapsed. Initiating safety cleanup protocol..."
    
    # 4. Safety Cleanup Routines
    kill "${STRESS_PIDS[@]}" 2>/dev/null
    wait "${STRESS_PIDS[@]}" 2>/dev/null
    
    {
        echo -e "\n======================================================================"
        echo "End Timestamp   : $(date)"
        echo "STATUS          : 1-Minute Stress Cycle Finished Successfully."
        echo "======================================================================"
    } >> "$REPORT_FILE"
    
    echo "SUCCESS: Benchmark completed. View report with: cat $REPORT_FILE"

    Test Report:

                     Orange Pi Zero W3 1-MINUTE PERFORMANCE REPORT
    ======================================================================
    Start Timestamp : Fri Jun 12 08:56:20 AM UTC 2026
    Device Model    : sun60iw2
    Total CPU Cores : 8 Available
    Test Horizon    : 60 Seconds
    ======================================================================
    
    --------------------------------------------------
     TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: 0s / 60s
    --------------------------------------------------
    [*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:
        Core 0: 1794 MHz
        Core 1: 1794 MHz
        Core 2: 1794 MHz
        Core 3: 1794 MHz
        Core 4: 1794 MHz
        Core 5: 1794 MHz
        Core 6: 2002 MHz
        Core 7: 2002 MHz
    
    [*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: 57°C
    
    [*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:
        Core 0: 100.0%
        Core 1: 100.0%
        Core 2: 100.0%
        Core 3: 100.0%
        Core 4: 100.0%
        Core 5: 100.0%
        Core 6: 100.0%
        Core 7: 100.0%
    
    --------------------------------------------------
     TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: 3s / 60s
    --------------------------------------------------
    [*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:
        Core 0: 1794 MHz
        Core 1: 1794 MHz
        Core 2: 1794 MHz
        Core 3: 1794 MHz
        Core 4: 1794 MHz
        Core 5: 1794 MHz
        Core 6: 2002 MHz
        Core 7: 2002 MHz
    
    [*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: 59°C
    
    [*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:
        Core 0: 100.0%
        Core 1: 100.0%
        Core 2: 100.0%
        Core 3: 100.0%
        Core 4: 100.0%
        Core 5: 100.0%
        Core 6: 100.0%
        Core 7: 100.0%
    
    --------------------------------------------------
     TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: 6s / 60s
    --------------------------------------------------
    [*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:
        Core 0: 1794 MHz
        Core 1: 1794 MHz
        Core 2: 1794 MHz
        Core 3: 1794 MHz
        Core 4: 1794 MHz
        Core 5: 1794 MHz
        Core 6: 2002 MHz
        Core 7: 2002 MHz
    
    [*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: 60°C
    
    [*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:
        Core 0: 100.0%
        Core 1: 100.0%
        Core 2: 100.0%
        Core 3: 100.0%
        Core 4: 100.0%
        Core 5: 100.0%
        Core 6: 100.0%
        Core 7: 100.0%
    
    --------------------------------------------------
     TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: 9s / 60s
    --------------------------------------------------
    [*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:
        Core 0: 1794 MHz
        Core 1: 1794 MHz
        Core 2: 1794 MHz
        Core 3: 1794 MHz
        Core 4: 1794 MHz
        Core 5: 1794 MHz
        Core 6: 2002 MHz
        Core 7: 2002 MHz
    
    [*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: 59°C
    
    [*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:
        Core 0: 100.0%
        Core 1: 100.0%
        Core 2: 100.0%
        Core 3: 100.0%
        Core 4: 100.0%
        Core 5: 100.0%
        Core 6: 100.0%
        Core 7: 100.0%
    
    --------------------------------------------------
     TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: 12s / 60s
    --------------------------------------------------
    [*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:
        Core 0: 1794 MHz
        Core 1: 1794 MHz
        Core 2: 1794 MHz
        Core 3: 1794 MHz
        Core 4: 1794 MHz
        Core 5: 1794 MHz
        Core 6: 2002 MHz
        Core 7: 2002 MHz
    
    [*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: 60°C
    
    [*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:
        Core 0: 100.0%
        Core 1: 100.0%
        Core 2: 100.0%
        Core 3: 100.0%
        Core 4: 100.0%
        Core 5: 100.0%
        Core 6: 100.0%
        Core 7: 100.0%
    
    --------------------------------------------------
     TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: 15s / 60s
    --------------------------------------------------
    [*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:
        Core 0: 1794 MHz
        Core 1: 1794 MHz
        Core 2: 1794 MHz
        Core 3: 1794 MHz
        Core 4: 1794 MHz
        Core 5: 1794 MHz
        Core 6: 2002 MHz
        Core 7: 2002 MHz
    
    [*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: 60°C
    
    [*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:
        Core 0: 100.0%
        Core 1: 100.0%
        Core 2: 100.0%
        Core 3: 100.0%
        Core 4: 100.0%
        Core 5: 100.0%
        Core 6: 100.0%
        Core 7: 100.0%
    
    --------------------------------------------------
     TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: 18s / 60s
    --------------------------------------------------
    [*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:
        Core 0: 1794 MHz
        Core 1: 1794 MHz
        Core 2: 1794 MHz
        Core 3: 1794 MHz
        Core 4: 1794 MHz
        Core 5: 1794 MHz
        Core 6: 2002 MHz
        Core 7: 2002 MHz
    
    [*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: 60°C
    
    [*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:
        Core 0: 100.0%
        Core 1: 100.0%
        Core 2: 100.0%
        Core 3: 100.0%
        Core 4: 100.0%
        Core 5: 100.0%
        Core 6: 100.0%
        Core 7: 100.0%
    
    --------------------------------------------------
     TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: 21s / 60s
    --------------------------------------------------
    [*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:
        Core 0: 1794 MHz
        Core 1: 1794 MHz
        Core 2: 1794 MHz
        Core 3: 1794 MHz
        Core 4: 1794 MHz
        Core 5: 1794 MHz
        Core 6: 2002 MHz
        Core 7: 2002 MHz
    
    [*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: 61°C
    
    [*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:
        Core 0: 100.0%
        Core 1: 100.0%
        Core 2: 100.0%
        Core 3: 100.0%
        Core 4: 100.0%
        Core 5: 100.0%
        Core 6: 100.0%
        Core 7: 100.0%
    
    --------------------------------------------------
     TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: 24s / 60s
    --------------------------------------------------
    [*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:
        Core 0: 1794 MHz
        Core 1: 1794 MHz
        Core 2: 1794 MHz
        Core 3: 1794 MHz
        Core 4: 1794 MHz
        Core 5: 1794 MHz
        Core 6: 2002 MHz
        Core 7: 2002 MHz
    
    [*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: 62°C
    
    [*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:
        Core 0: 100.0%
        Core 1: 100.0%
        Core 2: 100.0%
        Core 3: 100.0%
        Core 4: 100.0%
        Core 5: 100.0%
        Core 6: 100.0%
        Core 7: 100.0%
    
    --------------------------------------------------
     TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: 27s / 60s
    --------------------------------------------------
    [*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:
        Core 0: 1794 MHz
        Core 1: 1794 MHz
        Core 2: 1794 MHz
        Core 3: 1794 MHz
        Core 4: 1794 MHz
        Core 5: 1794 MHz
        Core 6: 2002 MHz
        Core 7: 2002 MHz
    
    [*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: 61°C
    
    [*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:
        Core 0: 100.0%
        Core 1: 100.0%
        Core 2: 100.0%
        Core 3: 100.0%
        Core 4: 100.0%
        Core 5: 100.0%
        Core 6: 100.0%
        Core 7: 100.0%
    
    --------------------------------------------------
     TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: 30s / 60s
    --------------------------------------------------
    [*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:
        Core 0: 1794 MHz
        Core 1: 1794 MHz
        Core 2: 1794 MHz
        Core 3: 1794 MHz
        Core 4: 1794 MHz
        Core 5: 1794 MHz
        Core 6: 2002 MHz
        Core 7: 2002 MHz
    
    [*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: 62°C
    
    [*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:
        Core 0: 100.0%
        Core 1: 100.0%
        Core 2: 100.0%
        Core 3: 100.0%
        Core 4: 100.0%
        Core 5: 100.0%
        Core 6: 100.0%
        Core 7: 100.0%
    
    --------------------------------------------------
     TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: 33s / 60s
    --------------------------------------------------
    [*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:
        Core 0: 1794 MHz
        Core 1: 1794 MHz
        Core 2: 1794 MHz
        Core 3: 1794 MHz
        Core 4: 1794 MHz
        Core 5: 1794 MHz
        Core 6: 2002 MHz
        Core 7: 2002 MHz
    
    [*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: 61°C
    
    [*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:
        Core 0: 100.0%
        Core 1: 100.0%
        Core 2: 100.0%
        Core 3: 100.0%
        Core 4: 100.0%
        Core 5: 100.0%
        Core 6: 100.0%
        Core 7: 100.0%
    
    --------------------------------------------------
     TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: 36s / 60s
    --------------------------------------------------
    [*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:
        Core 0: 1794 MHz
        Core 1: 1794 MHz
        Core 2: 1794 MHz
        Core 3: 1794 MHz
        Core 4: 1794 MHz
        Core 5: 1794 MHz
        Core 6: 2002 MHz
        Core 7: 2002 MHz
    
    [*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: 62°C
    
    [*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:
        Core 0: 100.0%
        Core 1: 100.0%
        Core 2: 100.0%
        Core 3: 100.0%
        Core 4: 100.0%
        Core 5: 100.0%
        Core 6: 100.0%
        Core 7: 100.0%
    
    --------------------------------------------------
     TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: 39s / 60s
    --------------------------------------------------
    [*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:
        Core 0: 1794 MHz
        Core 1: 1794 MHz
        Core 2: 1794 MHz
        Core 3: 1794 MHz
        Core 4: 1794 MHz
        Core 5: 1794 MHz
        Core 6: 2002 MHz
        Core 7: 2002 MHz
    
    [*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: 62°C
    
    [*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:
        Core 0: 100.0%
        Core 1: 100.0%
        Core 2: 100.0%
        Core 3: 100.0%
        Core 4: 100.0%
        Core 5: 100.0%
        Core 6: 100.0%
        Core 7: 100.0%
    
    --------------------------------------------------
     TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: 42s / 60s
    --------------------------------------------------
    [*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:
        Core 0: 1794 MHz
        Core 1: 1794 MHz
        Core 2: 1794 MHz
        Core 3: 1794 MHz
        Core 4: 1794 MHz
        Core 5: 1794 MHz
        Core 6: 2002 MHz
        Core 7: 2002 MHz
    
    [*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: 62°C
    
    [*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:
        Core 0: 100.0%
        Core 1: 100.0%
        Core 2: 100.0%
        Core 3: 100.0%
        Core 4: 100.0%
        Core 5: 100.0%
        Core 6: 100.0%
        Core 7: 100.0%
    
    --------------------------------------------------
     TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: 45s / 60s
    --------------------------------------------------
    [*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:
        Core 0: 1794 MHz
        Core 1: 1794 MHz
        Core 2: 1794 MHz
        Core 3: 1794 MHz
        Core 4: 1794 MHz
        Core 5: 1794 MHz
        Core 6: 2002 MHz
        Core 7: 2002 MHz
    
    [*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: 62°C
    
    [*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:
        Core 0: 100.0%
        Core 1: 100.0%
        Core 2: 100.0%
        Core 3: 100.0%
        Core 4: 100.0%
        Core 5: 100.0%
        Core 6: 100.0%
        Core 7: 100.0%
    
    --------------------------------------------------
     TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: 48s / 60s
    --------------------------------------------------
    [*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:
        Core 0: 1794 MHz
        Core 1: 1794 MHz
        Core 2: 1794 MHz
        Core 3: 1794 MHz
        Core 4: 1794 MHz
        Core 5: 1794 MHz
        Core 6: 2002 MHz
        Core 7: 2002 MHz
    
    [*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: 62°C
    
    [*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:
        Core 0: 100.0%
        Core 1: 100.0%
        Core 2: 100.0%
        Core 3: 100.0%
        Core 4: 100.0%
        Core 5: 100.0%
        Core 6: 100.0%
        Core 7: 100.0%
    
    --------------------------------------------------
     TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: 51s / 60s
    --------------------------------------------------
    [*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:
        Core 0: 1794 MHz
        Core 1: 1794 MHz
        Core 2: 1794 MHz
        Core 3: 1794 MHz
        Core 4: 1794 MHz
        Core 5: 1794 MHz
        Core 6: 2002 MHz
        Core 7: 2002 MHz
    
    [*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: 62°C
    
    [*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:
        Core 0: 100.0%
        Core 1: 100.0%
        Core 2: 100.0%
        Core 3: 100.0%
        Core 4: 100.0%
        Core 5: 100.0%
        Core 6: 100.0%
        Core 7: 100.0%
    
    --------------------------------------------------
     TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: 54s / 60s
    --------------------------------------------------
    [*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:
        Core 0: 1794 MHz
        Core 1: 1794 MHz
        Core 2: 1794 MHz
        Core 3: 1794 MHz
        Core 4: 1794 MHz
        Core 5: 1794 MHz
        Core 6: 2002 MHz
        Core 7: 2002 MHz
    
    [*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: 63°C
    
    [*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:
        Core 0: 100.0%
        Core 1: 100.0%
        Core 2: 100.0%
        Core 3: 100.0%
        Core 4: 100.0%
        Core 5: 100.0%
        Core 6: 100.0%
        Core 7: 100.0%
    
    --------------------------------------------------
     TIMELINE SNAPSHOT: 57s / 60s
    --------------------------------------------------
    [*] CPU Core Operational Frequencies:
        Core 0: 1794 MHz
        Core 1: 1794 MHz
        Core 2: 1794 MHz
        Core 3: 1794 MHz
        Core 4: 1794 MHz
        Core 5: 1794 MHz
        Core 6: 2002 MHz
        Core 7: 2002 MHz
    
    [*] SoC Die Junction Temperature: 63°C
    
    [*] Active Per-Core Workload Capacities:
        Core 0: 100.0%
        Core 1: 100.0%
        Core 2: 100.0%
        Core 3: 100.0%
        Core 4: 100.0%
        Core 5: 100.0%
        Core 6: 100.0%
        Core 7: 100.0%
    
    ======================================================================
    End Timestamp   : Fri Jun 12 08:57:22 AM UTC 2026
    STATUS          : 1-Minute Stress Cycle Finished Successfully.
    ======================================================================
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    Mark
    23 days ago

    According to its user manual (PDF created 2026-05-15 11:18:04) GPU and video encoding/decoding units are only supported by “Debian bullseye” – which was released 2021, is in LTS with EOL August 2026 (this month, as of writing). In other words, OrangePI have released a device that had two months (2!) OS support left.

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    23 days ago
    Reply to  Mark

    If its that critical, you can always use the Armbian image, or buy a pi board for 140-200$. its not that the software
    is useless and cannot be updated.

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