The Raspberry Pi RP2350 is now available for purchase, but it is noted to have the A2 silicon stepping with several bugs, particularly the GPIO-E9 issue affecting built-in pull-down resistors. Users express optimism about the chip despite its limitations, with some preferring to use the RP2040 for specific projects. The RP2350 features improved capabilities over its predecessor, including the option to run as a dual-core RISC-V. However, concerns about the ADC speeds and errata persist. Users also shared personal experiences regarding potential quality issues with devices obtained through the official channel.