Review on 🔌 Cozysmart USB C Hub: 4K HDMI Adapter, Multiport Dock with USB 3.0/2.0 Ports & 80W USB C PD Port for MacBook, Dell XPS, HP Spectre, Lenovo, Chromebook, Galaxy S8/S9 by Scott Ward

I was looking for a Raspberry Pi case that looks like a mini Super Nintendo but doesn't have the ugly third party logo. The Super Tinytendo case does just that - looks great, no extra logos or other visual clutter to see! The assembly was very easy. All I needed was a small Phillips screwdriver to open the case, insert the Raspberry Pi and close the case again (the LED and fan could be installed by simply gently inserting your fingers into the Pi board became). There are four large screws on the outside to hold the case together and four small screws on the inside, to keep the Pi inside the case. The LED was a little tricky to put on as it has nothing to latch it into, but it stays in place after you finish assembling it. The case halves are held firmly in place with the included screws and both halves are flush when closed which makes it great! The fan works simply by plugging it in, but the LED backlight requires a software configuration option. A printable YouTube tutorial URL is included in the package, making LED setup easy and painless. Open areas on the side and back of the case allow you to connect peripherals to your Raspberry Pi, but only for the ports included. sides (4xUSB, Ethernet, headphones, HDMI, USB power supply, SD card slot). In other words, you cannot use this case with other large peripherals like a camera or printer connected to your Pi. But for most people using this case, you'll probably be running an emulation of a classic video game on your Pi, making those peripherals pretty pointless, so I don't think it's going to cause any problems. The only downside I can think of is that the fan is a bit noisy (but you probably won't hear it over the game audio while your emulation is running) and it doesn't seem to let much air through. But it still offers a small amount of airflow, which is better than other cases, that I've seen that don't provide anything in terms of airflow. In general, this case is great! Simple, light and very well supported (as mentioned they are featured on YouTube) and it was quick and painless even for a hobbyist like me. I'm not a pro or even a super Raspberry Pi enthusiast, but this case required no prior knowledge. So,