🖤 Black Acrylic Raspberry Pi 4 Case by Smraza with Quiet Cooling Fan, 4PCS Heatsinks, and 5V 3A USB-C Power Supply - Compatible with Raspberry Pi 4 Model B 8GB/4GB/2GB Review

GREAT VIDEOS! If you click on the user manual, you will get to the video. I want to know where to connect FAN AT? And what is better, etc. How are there instructions? There is no manual, read it before you buy. Even after about an hour of surfing the internet I'm still groping in the dark, many people say don't connect to the GPIO pins or you'll mess up your computer. PI, so you connect the FAN there? The device has ONE COMPONENT and can you tell us where to connect it? What have I missed…

A layered acrylic case that's way above the rest! Everyone seems to have their own version now. Some are decent and most are sloppy and don't have good building instructions. It's not like that here. This case is specific to the Raspberry Pi 4 and is impressive. Everything fits as intended and look at this deep black! That's impressive compared to my other acrylic cases I have laying around. The fan is very quiet, I tried it with both 3V and 5V and in both cases the hum is low. I've included…

Overall this case works well and cools my Pi. The fan is quieter than expected, even at full speed. Do yourself a favor and use the heatsinks that came with the case as the fan is recessed into the case and some of the larger heatsinks I have for the CPU would get in the way of the fan. I'm not a fan of the method used to make multi-layer plastic sheets. Works well but assembly was tedious. Fit and quality are good. I already had a good power supply so I can't vouch for that part of the kit.

I was looking for a case for my Pi 4. It popped up at Revain the day I wanted to go to the Micro Center to buy the official case. The official case has no vents, heatsinks or fans. Also, you need to buy a separate power adapter. The Pi 4 is known to get very hot, especially under load. I started my Pi 4 and here are some stats. Pi 4 - no case, no heatsink, no fan. RUNNING TEMPERATURE: 55 degrees Pi 4 - Smraza case, 3 perfectly sized Pi 4 heatsinks and a fan. Idle temperature: 40 degrees. I…

Medieval Torture Devices Get an Update with the Smraza Raspberry Pi 4 Case A pocket knife may be required to remove the paper backing from the top and bottom acrylic layers. You will definitely feel like a real "creator" once you start putting together an amazingly unnecessarily complex design. While the directions and directions were top notch, your spatial skills will be put to the test when you accidentally drop one of the panels and have to return them in the correct order and…

I've bought several of these - so far they've all been crystal clear, and one is transparent blue (which I *love*) - that transparent dark smoky gray but also dark enough to make it heavy to make see the inside. It's not really a big issue, but it's my *only* complaint worth mentioning. The case is easy to assemble, the power supply works well on a Raspberry Pi 4 8GB model overclocked to 2000MHz with "overvoltage=6". The fan is quiet and more than adequate for a 3.3V configuration. When the fan

Received a free sample of this case to give an honest and unbiased review. I've used their previous clear case in the past and they work great. This new model is an improvement over the previous model and also has a smoky look. The cooling performance of this case is the same as the other model. However, the heat sinks on this model were anodized, which increased the emissivity of the surface and resulted in a slight improvement. Other improvements concerned the shape of the cutouts. On the…

Even if you follow the instructions this case looks like a puzzle. I ended up flipping the screws so all the pieces slide down the screws so everything lines up. I found that after fully assembling the case, there wasn't enough room at the bottom to plug in power or an HDMI cable. It basically rendered the whole thing useless. I tried rearranging the parts but ran into the problem that the USB and Ethernet ports were too big and the top couldn't fit. I love this case and could use it if I…