Enhanced Cooling and Gaming Experience: GeeekPi Retro Gaming Nes4Pi Case with Fan, Heatsinks, and Game Controllers for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Review

Worth every penny. The compartment door is tight when first opened, but then closes easily. Great dust cover for these ports. This thing is freaking cool 😆🕹👾 could have had a little better design, like working power/reset buttons on the front, location of the player's USB ports 1 and 2, moving video, ethernet, audio on the back and maybe the last 2 USBs under the cartridge. shaft door. Despite the small details, it's totally worth the money and I smile when I see it sitting on my WIIU.

Bought this garbage bag. I bought a retroflag nes pi4 case. This is the case now. The Retroflag case features heatsinks and an aluminum fan. It also has all the tools to assemble it (minus the pi4), comes with a power supply, has a start and a reset. Your body is sold here light and thin, and you need to buy and install an LED lamp yourself. This case requires no screws, it simply snaps together. It could fall apart at any moment. Forget that case, do yourself a favor and buy the best Retroflag

Made for a friend's daughter using a Labists Pi4 8Gb kit as the core. Set it up as a desktop and emulator and she's very happy with it. I personally am not a fan of simple radiators. The cooler from the Labists kit is much better as it is one large heatsink covering all four heatsinks and also has two fans. In this case, your Pi will be overclocked to 2.0GHz with no heat issues, but the stock fan in this kit doesn't help, nor do the heatsinks. You NEED something like a block from the Labists…