Stick the copper heatsinks on the processor and memory.
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Raspberry Pi 4B, Micro-HDMI cable, USB-C Power supply, Micro-SD card, Case
Inside the bottom of the case are four red pins, press the Raspberry Pi onto these so that it sits properly down.
Place the top of the housing and slide the Micro-SD card into the SD slot with the metal strips facing the printed circuit board.
Then insert the Micro-HDMI cable into the left port.
Connect your keyboard and mouse to one of the USB ports.
Finally, connect the power to the USB-C port to the left of the Micro-HDMI port.
Your Raspberry Pi is now booting!
Your setup is now ready to be booted.
When the Raspberry Pi starts up now you will see a desktop on your monitor. When you first start it up you still have to set it up, but that is explained step by step.
Now you can start browsing, programming, editing texts and much more!
Depending on the set of heatsinks in the kit, you can attach them as follows.
You stick the large heatsink on the processor, the oblong one on the memory, and the two small ones on the right
You stick the large heatsink on the processor, the elongated one on the memory and the small one on the USB chip
Stick the copper heatsinks on the processor and memory.