📦 Argon NEO Raspberry Pi 4 Case: Enhanced GPIO and PoE Access, Cooling Fan, Camera, LCD Display Support | Compatible with Raspberry Pi 4 Model B with 8GB RAM Review

I really like this case, it looks very professional and neat. Even though it's not officially supported. You can put a POE hat in there. It doesn't sit properly on the inside. but sits quite tight on the pins. The lid also closes. I bought 2 of these and use 1 of them with a POE hat in my RACK to do PiHole. I'm sure heat would be an issue with the closed POE hat if I was doing something CPU intensive. but in my fairly warm closet with my 24U rack it's about 55C (130F). Which is pretty warm for…

I was looking for a solid, polished case with good port access, so the Argon ONE wasn't my choice. However, this one only seems to have access from three. After opening it, I found that there were dents and bruises on the right side of the racquet, which surprised me since it's aluminum, but there was also a bruise on the outer lid. It felt like they sent me a used product and paying for an aluminum case was a bit more sustainable as various components were tested on this Raspberry Pi board…

I'll be brief. I was interested in the case of One, also by Argon. However, they seem to be sold out almost everywhere. I have that too with her fan hat. Everything came together very easily. There are 4 screws (6 if you want to install a fan). Looks stylish and looks massive. I like it. My problem is the lack of a vent at the top or sides. There are some neat little slits on the lower plastic part that allow for some ventilation. However, this is not enough. I overclocked the CPU to 2147MHz…

Excellent case with a very solid construction. The fit of the RPIs and their expansion cards into the case is very tight, making it difficult to align the GPIO connectors and insert the cards into the case as the flanges on some of the RPI connectors collided with the edge of the case. a business. The force I had to press down on the boards to force them into place caused a moment of horror after everything was in place and I tried to turn it on; There's a bit of a chicken-or-egg problem with…

Great little suitcase. I'm not sure you can ask for much more for the price. First, under normal conditions, you don't need to drill holes in the top and add a fan. If you're using a standard Pi over USB-C in a temperature-controlled environment, you should be able to run any load without issue. However, if you plan to use PoE or enable overclocking or work in a warm environment, you will need a fan. If you don't mind taking the top off, the optional fan hat will do. The fit and finish is…

The best balance of all factors when choosing a case for your Raspberry Pi. Reduced temperature by 10°C- 12°C This Argon Neo case is the best balance of all. It's sleek and professional while still providing access to GPIO and camera ports. It looks like a finished product, not a project. I've had the CanaKit case, the "Official Raspberry Pi Case", Argon One and Flirc, all for the Raspberry Pi 3 B+. All of these cases have their pros and cons. (And I'd be fine using any of them) See below:…