Enhanced Retroflag SUPERPI CASE UCase NESPI CASE SNES Case with Responsive Power Button and Reset Button, Including Raspberry Pi Heatsink Fan for Raspberry Pi 3 B+ & Raspberry Pi 3/2 Model B/B+ Review

I find it amazing that I can now play almost every video game from my childhood on a computer no bigger than an SNES cartridge. And this case is a wonderful way to house that computer. Installation was fairly easy, although the instructions weren't as clear as I'd like. In particular, installing the cartridge at the top wasn't difficult, but it wasn't clear from the drawing how it works (note: the magnet on the bottom of the cartridge is removable and can be attached to the inside of the…

I have a Raspberry Pi 3B+ with a RetroPi and the old case it was in didn't have a fan or switch. When I played for a long time it froze due to temporary warnings. So when I was looking for a new case/fan I came across this one. Assembly was very easy, the Pi board fits great and the fan just jumps in. The safe shutdown and reset scripts took a little longer, but they eventually got through the github comments to the link provided. I now have a fully working small SNES box with RetroPi and no…

I love this case. I recommend it to everyone even if they won't be using the RetroPie build. Amazing attention to detail - no other SNES style Pi case I've seen looked right, including some that just aren't the right proportions. This model has two front USB ports in the right place, which is an interesting feature that several other Pi cases in this style have. The other ports are covered but accessible through a side sliding panel. Functional power and reset buttons aren't essential, but…

I first bought one of these to build a RetroPie project as a gift for a family member. I wanted something that completely covers the circuit and is as similar to the SNES as possible. When this suitcase arrived I was very impressed with its packaging. Nice looking printed box, clear/simple visual instructions, some cosmetic options (stickers and faux magnetic cartridge). Assembly was very easy, the wire that attaches to the top of the PIE is a bit tight when putting the cap on, but that's the…

This is a *really* well thought out case. When you first get it, you can't help but flip the switches and open/close the SD card storage slot. The weight feels good when loaded with raspberry pi. (it doesn't feel cheap or flimsy) The SD card slot looks pretty silly, but it's definitely more fun to play with. Don't worry about the screws for the fan, it has a clip to hold the fan and the screws look too long. I have a feeling they would push out the bottom of the case if I screwed them all the…

I can't believe how much I LOVE this thing. I didn't get the SNES classic for Christmas, so I decided to try RetroPie and make my own. The included instructions are clear and easy to follow. Setting up the power and reset script was easy, you just had to follow the instructions that came with it. The plastic one feels freaking perfect, and turning it on and resetting it really brings me back. Although I made a mistake. I only bought one case. I ended up buying one of the RetroFlag controllers…