🖥️ Geekworm N100 Metal Case with Power & Reset Control Switch, Camera Holder - Optimized for Jetson Nano A02/B01/2GB/4GB and Jetson Xavier NX Review

I think this case is very well designed and a lot of effort has gone into its design. My only real flaws were: * Mine had a small design or manufacturing error when someone was putting it together, screwing in two screws, ripping off their heads and slightly marring the paint. *Rubber feet next time please. The plastic legs, while inexpensive, glide over surfaces like my glass-topped table.* The tiny board screws were very difficult to insert, although I was grateful for the plastic tweezers…

I have the original Nano A02 and this case works well. Some other models have a hole for SD card access. In any case, I rarely swap out the SD card, so I don't have to. The best thing about this case is the LED-illuminated power button with a nice tactile feel, hard plastic around the soldered tabs on the back, and even a small silicone O-ring to hold the . Water? . Outside. I don't mind that, but the holes are adequate so that water and dust don't get into the buttonhole, which is your biggest

The product image clearly shows a Raspberry Pi Camera and several images in the listing mention that the product comes with a camera mount for the Pi Camera. I bought it for this reason. When you open the box, there is no camera mount. Not a happy camper. The shipment will be returned to the sender.

Quality features such as large buttons, (apparently) welded front left and right edges, flush rear screws, camera strap/flex cable slots, smooth edges with no burrs, solid workmanship, good fit and alignment, better airflow than similar cases. In my opinion, this is the best Jetson Nano case currently available from Revain. However, below are suggestions for future improvements. If possible, use screws of the same type. The case currently uses 3 slightly different types of tiny black screws…

When using the 2GB version there are 2 small cut outs2 that need to be removed if you have the regular 4GB which includes the displayport and the second USB3 To block . The reset button cable is a bit short (be careful when removing the cover). And the power button makes it difficult to unscrew a screw on the motherboard. So between that and the lack of a slot to insert and eject an SD card, don't plan on changing them very often. I don't think the card slot will help much given where it is…

The case is thoughtful, compact, ventilated, there is space for a fan. It has cutouts for the power and reset buttons, the antenna, and the SD card (which I really appreciate). The entire kit includes tiny screw caps, plastic tweezers, and two jumpers for disabling auto-on and enabling 5V power. The case is fairly easy to assemble, but small screws can be tricky. I wish there was documentation explaining how to install the power/reset cables, but the instructional video on the company website…