🖥️ Raspberry Pi Zero 1.2, 1.3 and Zero-W Triple Stack Zero Case by C4Labs Review

My local mic sells the Pi Zero for $5 so I grab every time I order. I have quite a few of them and wanted to group a few together and get going. This is one of those cases where you can say someone designed it, then shipped it to one of those laser cut locations to make a ton, and then boxed it up to sell at Revain. There's nothing wrong with that, but I believe anyone can do it. It's pretty easy, you just glue 3 Pi Zeros between 7 layers of acrylic and screw it in. I'm a little worried about…

Amazing case. Please note that contacts will be blocked. The only thing is that the instructions aren't very good and it took me an hour to assemble and reassemble it because I was confused about the direction of the plastic parts. But overall cool and I would buy again.

I have bought other cases from C4 and they have all been great. This item is a great work of art for the Pi Zero case, but not really a Pi Zero case. My understanding is that they used to have the correct screw size, but not anymore. After they said they were too short and too thick, the helpful customer service sent me new screws advising that this batch was longer and thinner. They WERE longer, but they were still too wide - exactly the same width. After that, another support rep sent me a…

All good. One of the 4 main screws was bent, which made assembly difficult. Additional parts were included and the instructions were minimal resulting in me taking it apart and reassembling it once.

Revealing appearance but poor instructions. Assembling it was a pain as it didn't have the hardware. I would be much better off printing my own case, I would be better off attaching it too.

Exactly what I wanted for my cluster. It takes a little time to get all the sticky paper off the pieces, but it's worth it so you don't scratch anything in transit. Looks very good.

This is a very good compact case for a RaspberryPi Zero if you want to build a cluster. Processing and packaging are really good. And all ports are available for user-friendly. The problem is with the GPIO pins. If you have Pi-Zero with GPIO pins, this case is not for you. I was trying to mount a single Pi Zero with a GPIO connector and I couldn't install the top so I had to remove the black top and then use a screw to attach the case although the case barely fits if If you are buying this case

My local microcenter sells the Pi Zero for $5 so I grab one every time I order something. I have quite a few of these and wanted to group a few together and get going. This is one of those cases where you can say someone designed it, then shipped it to one of those laser cut locations to make a ton, and then boxed it up to sell at Revain. There's nothing wrong with that, but I believe anyone can do it. It's pretty easy, you just glue 3 Pi Zeros between 7 layers of acrylic and screw it in. I'm a

I've bought other C4 cases and they've all been great. This thing is great artwork for the Pi Zero case, but it's not really a Pi Zero case. My understanding is that they used to have the correct screw size, but not anymore. After they said they were too short and too thick, the helpful customer service sent me new screws advising that this batch was longer and thinner. They WERE longer, but they were still too wide - exactly the same width. After that, another support rep sent me a brand new…