Comparing off the shelf USED hardware to new one isn't exactly fair.
Yeah, it's option to consider but I don't think price comparison is fair or even important here.
What is however is that you can just generally shove an SSD to NUC and forget about it for forever and not worry about microSD woes, finding the right case and power supply for rPi etc.
I think pi only gives real benefits when you actually are using the IO it provides over "normal PC"; or if you really need to shave that few watts off.
Yeah, it's option to consider but I don't think price comparison is fair or even important here.
What is however is that you can just generally shove an SSD to NUC and forget about it for forever and not worry about microSD woes, finding the right case and power supply for rPi etc.
I think pi only gives real benefits when you actually are using the IO it provides over "normal PC"; or if you really need to shave that few watts off.