📦 Smraza Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Case with Fan, Acrylic Enclosure, 4 Coolers, 5V 3A USB-C Power Adapter, USB Card Reader, 6ft Micro HDMI Cable, and 7.8in Micro HDMI to HDMI Adapter Cable for 4K Ultra HD Review

Overall this is a quality starter kit for Raspberry Pi 4B. I have a few minor complaints -- for example, the instructions don't explain how to orient the fan so the fan wires are out of the way -- but nothing that I'd call a deal breaker. This is definitely one of the best budget options I've seen.

While this may not be the best case, it certainly does a good job of cooling the Raspberry. I'm attaching a comparative stress test chart for the 1.5GHz base frequency and the 2.15GHz overclocked version with `over_voltage=6` and `arm_freq=2147` (that's all for RPi4 [4GHz], the fan was on the 5V pin). I was a little pessimistic at first, but it looks like the case is pretty good at keeping the CPU below 60-65°C. The noise level (for a high-mode fan) is great, especially when using the RPi4 with

I wouldn't say it was "easy" to assemble, but it was fun. It's like a 3D puzzle. If you want to do it easily, the instructions are clear and simple. Be careful how you orient the fan. There is one right way and seven wrong ways. All accessories work exactly as they should. All ports remain easily accessible. On the bottom. Many parts are poorly made and have sharp/sloppy edges. There's nothing to affect how things work or fit together, and nothing is sharp enough to cut you, but it's definitely

I'll start with that. if that's why you're on the hose. take this case. I was originally looking for a power cable for my RaspberryPi 4 (4GB) because the cable I used was from my 3B+ model and had just been modified for use with my 4 Series. So I clung to it and at first didn't even think about it. I already had a case with fans and heatsinks and used a micro HDMI to HDMI converter. But I decided to give it a try because the case I was using wasn't my favorite. In short, this is definitely one…

Got this to top my first raspberry cake (4B). It took a bit of fiddling to put it together, but it wasn't that bad. The instructional video helped. So far things are going well. I'm not really sure what the people saying Pi isn't suitable are talking about. It adapts well and comfortably. The fan, heatsinks, and side vents seem to keep the Pi decently cool. As long as everything works as it should. A suggestion. You can put a small piece of tape on the fan wires to secure them in the case as I…

This set packs a punch! Power cord, HDMI cable, HDMI adapter, fan, heatsink, USB to Micro SD adapter for image files, great assembly guide with pictures and map if you don't like the case which I couldn't believe yes all you need is to one super cheap price included! All you need for a great build is a micro SD card and a Pi board!

I have tried several Pi4 cases and this is my favorite. But not at first. The assembly was a bit fiddly. Instead of the usual "box", this case is made up of 9 layers from bottom to top. About halfway through you put the Pi back in place, add a few more layers, attach the fan, then finish with the top layer and install the mounting screws through all the layers. Once assembled it looks like a solid brick with a hollowed out interior just right for installing the Pi4 board. The instructions are…

I bought this case for one of my many Raspberry Pi projects. Assembly is very easy and there are clear assembly instructions. Assembly can be completed in about 20 minutes at a comfortable pace. The active cooling did an excellent job of keeping the processor cool under maximum loads. After about six minutes of the stress test, the CPU temperature is between 43° and 44°C with a room temperature of around 24°C, as you can see in my stress test screenshot. The fan is very quiet even at full…

I bought this for $16 + tax which is a steal during the $4 Black Friday coupon. $20 is the same price I bought their old case with a smaller fan, which was worth it, but this updated version has a free screwdriver and some cool changes. I believe this case is referred to as tamper evident security nuts rather than regular nuts, which I think makes it easier to attach the fan and case. The only problem is probably the screwdriver, because you can remove the head if you don't turn the screwdriver