📦 Premium Acrylic Case for NVIDIA Jetson Nano 4GB/2GB with Cooling Fan and Camera Case by Yahboom Review

Decent case for the money. I had a few build errors the first time, but I was able to put everything together with no problems. Great customer service, one of the camera mounts was missing a screw and they sent me a new case. The only gripe is that there is no way to control the fan speed. It would be nice to include a regulated fan as it is noisy. Also, for anyone complaining that the fan screws are the wrong size for the heatsink, they're not. Radiator without thread. It is designed according

The case is great and I love how solid it feels once assembled. The problem is that assembly can become a hassle if you don't have three hands. I walked out of the video a bit to get it working. It comes with some extra parts (screws and such) but ironically I was missing a plastic button that holds the cameras to the body. They don't seem to fit my Raspberry Pi V2 Noir camera. I got to work quickly so it wasn't a big problem. Another small issue is that camera ribbon cables can be a pain, but…

As many have said, assembly without instructions is very difficult. There is a video on youtube for assembly help. After everything was almost assembled, I realized I had turned on the wrong fan. It should be a 4 pin connector, not a 2 pin connector. Consequently I'll probably have to send everything back after spending an hour tearing the paper out of the plastic and figuring out how to assemble it just to get the correct fan. With the wrong parts it is impossible to give a complete overview…

I am very happy with this case! The description now says it's not B01 compatible, but my nano is a B01 and it works great. This case is the perfect way to protect the circuit board on my desk. It also includes a cooling fan and antenna and camera mounts. The only criticism is the assembly instructions. Since the case is made of transparent acrylic and there is no behind-the-scenes explanation in the video, it was very difficult for me to understand what went where when assembling. I finally…

It takes more than half an hour to remove the smelly paper! There are no instructions how to assemble the case and especially the camera mount. I don't have to go to YouTube to figure out how it should fit together. Once all that is out of the way and the case is assembled, this is a good case for the Jetson Nano. Just add assembly instructions. How difficult is it?

The case is very nice and seems to protect the Jetson Nano well. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the kit included a few extra jumpers (I needed one to turn the connector on) and extra screws. One star deducted for the lack of instructions. Watching videos wasn't easy, especially since the case is completely see-through. Assembling the camera body was particularly difficult. The video was useless. I had to find out everything myself. It still looked good, but I shouldn't have spent more…

Great case and love how solid it looks once assembled. The problem is that assembly can become a hassle if you don't have three hands. I walked out of the video a bit to get it working. It comes with some extra parts (screws and such) but ironically I was missing a plastic button that holds the cameras to the body. They don't seem to fit my Raspberry Pi V2 Noir camera. I got to work quickly so it wasn't a big problem. Another small issue is that camera ribbon cables can be tricky to manage, but

As mentioned, fitting without instructions is a problem. There is a video on youtube for assembly help. After everything was almost assembled, I realized I had turned on the wrong fan. It should be a 4 pin connector, not a 2 pin connector. Consequently I'll probably have to send everything back after spending an hour tearing the paper out of the plastic and figuring out how to assemble it just to get the right fan. With the wrong parts it is impossible to give a complete overview. In this way…