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Well, I simply do use it in combination with an RPI4. SURE, BE WARNED that you can place only an RPI5 _ON_ the X1202; the pogo pins (except the ones of the GPIO header) are ONLY aligned for test pads of the RPI5! As far as I know, the X1202 is the only one where you have access (through I2C) to the battery voltage level; the mentioned X-UPS1 doesn't. AND even with an RPI 5, you MUST use an external device (in my case the RPI4) to monitor the battery level, as the X1202 itself doesn't (auto) shut off when the battery voltage goes below 3.4 volts. AND be aware that when the X1202 is shut off and a power adapter is plugged in, there still remains a 1.1V on the 5V power pogo pins!