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Raspberry Pi End of Life Dates

Release, end of support and end of life dates for every tracked Raspberry Pi version, with current status.

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Status as of 2026-09-23 (UTC): 24 versions tracked; 21 supported, 0 security fixes only, 0 ending within 90 days, 3 end of life.

VersionStatusReleasedSupport endsLatest
500+Supported2025-09-252035-01-01-
500Supported2024-12-092034-01-01-
Compute Module 5Supported2024-11-272036-01-01-
Pico 2Supported2024-08-082040-01-01-
5Supported2023-10-232036-01-01-
Compute Module 4SSupported2022-04-042034-01-01-
Zero 2 WSupported2021-10-282030-01-01-
PicoSupported2021-01-212036-01-01-
400Supported2020-11-022028-01-01-
Compute Module 4Supported2020-10-192034-01-01-
4 Model BSupported2019-06-242034-01-01-
Compute Module 3+Supported2019-01-282028-01-01-
3 Model A+Supported2018-11-152030-01-01-
3 Model B+Supported2018-03-142030-01-01-
Zero W/WHSupported2017-02-282030-01-01-
Compute Module 3Supported2017-01-162028-01-01-
3 Model BSupported2016-02-292028-01-01-
ZeroSupported2015-11-262030-01-01-
2 Model BSupported2015-02-02Not announced-
1 Model A+Supported2014-11-102030-01-01-
1 Model B+Supported2014-07-142030-01-01-
Compute Module 1End of life2014-04-072026-01-01-
1 Model AEnd of life2013-02-042014-11-10-
1 Model BEnd of life2012-03-012014-07-14-

Note: "Not announced" means the vendor has not published a date. "Ended (no date published)" means the source marks it ended without a date. Dates are compared as calendar days in UTC, so a date can flip up to a day earlier or later than your local calendar.

Data: endoflife.date (MIT license), snapshot 2026-09-23. Dates come from each vendor's published lifecycle. Always confirm with the vendor link before a purchase or migration decision.