🔧 Smraza Compatible with Raspberry Pi 4 Case: Acrylic Case with Large Fan, 4 Heatsinks, USB-C Power Supply - Upgrade for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Review

Need a Pi4 4GB? These sets are for you. It's got a great case, heatsinks with thermal tape on them, a fan to keep everything cool, a good sized 32GB microSD card, and a great power cord with a separate switch. What more do you want? I used it to set up an Octoprint server for my Prusa Mk3s 3D printer. It's a powerful Pi and over the top, but that just means I can do more with it in the future if I want to. It works great and it's a very well put together kit with everything you need to get…

Multi-layer case at a good price. It has pretty good cooling, hides well, runs quietly and has good protection. The included assembly instructions work, but just make sure you set the fan to blow through the heatsinks, not out like the instructions say. Maybe I have old or bad assembly instructions.

I had my Raspberry Pi4 getting very hot around 70-72°C and I bought this case. It was easy to assemble as it just folds up and you put the Pi in the middle. The fan is simply connected to the circuit board and works. It makes a little noise, but you can't really hear it unless you're standing right next to it. Good quality and does what it's supposed to. Just make sure you attach the plates in the correct order or you might have trouble connecting cables to the Pi like I had, but simply…

I upgraded from my regular Pi 4 case (Canakit). The larger fan definitely works better and keeps the Pi a few degrees cooler under heavy loads and at baseline, even with this kit having the stock Canakit heatsinks installed instead of the larger CPU heatsinks. This is definitely my new favorite Pi 4 case!

Didn't realize it folded like a hollowed out deck of cards lol. This additional assembly was a little confusing as some of the parts look the same and some of the cutouts look like they could go either way. All in all it took me about 15-20 minutes to assemble everything correctly and part of that time involved installing heatsinks. The case is great though, my RPi4 seems cool and runs like a champ with Kodi with no issues.

The case is relatively easy to assemble if you follow the instructions. It's not at all like the other cases I've used, but it seems to work quite well. The included fan, heatsinks and power supply keep your 4B (8GB) running smoothly.

This is my first experience with this type of Pi case. It was pretty easy to put together except the schematics and instructions were a bit confusing when assembling the fan. One thing is that some parts require a bit of effort and jiggle to get them into place. However, I finally figured it out myself. It's pretty easy. In addition, this kit includes a larger and more powerful fan than you've typically seen in previous Pi models like the 3 B+. My only concern is the wide open bay on the side…