Smraza Raspberry Touchscreen Heatsinks Raspbian Review

No real cooling performance, so CPU gets very hot and incredibly brittle. The button to adjust the brightness of the screen requires a certain amount of pressure to press, and isn't it funny that it works instantly when pressed. Nowhere in the manual have I seen it say you have to put your finger behind the button and press it with your thumb because they didn't get it in alignment when you pressed the board, not the long plane. You can't use the dual screen as it says you need to disable the…

I am working with a custom image and wanted to use it as a local touch screen for a project. Unfortunately the only guide they offer is how to use the Smraza Raspbian image. This is unacceptable. I have absolutely no way of knowing how to install and get it working on my device. Using only micro HDMI and USB direct power connections will rotate the display 90 degrees. When I try to change this via VNC then my VNC window rotates 90 degrees and the touch screen settings are still way off. To top…

I received this case from Smraza to test on my Raspberry Pi 4 and I have to say it's an easy case that you can put together in less than 15 minutes. Attach the heatsinks to the Raspberry, insert the four standoffs into the holes on the Raspberry Pi board, then secure with the four nuts. Then attach the posts to the bottom panel of the case and attach the four spacers to the corners of the case. Connecting the screen to the Raspberry combines the screen port with the GPIO and connects the HDMI…

The hardware could be great. May be. To use it you need to download a modified version of Raspbian or Kali. The modded OS is hosted on mega.nz (a site notorious for film piracy) and the site is trying to trick me into signing up for download only. Even if you go to Smraza's own website, you will be redirected to mega.nz. They have a website but they don't even host their own modded operating system which is required to use all the features of the items they sell on this website. All this is…

Pros: - Incredible viewing angles on the LCD screen both vertically and horizontally (clearly IPS) - Crisp, clean, bright display - Hardware push button switches for brightness adjustment and on/off display - Can easily lay the assembled case on its side to use as a small monitor with keyboard and mouse. Clear assembly instructions. Detailed instructions to install Smraza Raspbian OS assembly. Without installing the included low-profile heatsinks, the fan keeps the system cool. good glue; it…