🦓 Zebra Zero Case for Raspberry Pi Zero & Zero Wireless - Laser Lime + Heatsinks: Ultimate Protection and Cooling for your Pi Zero! Review

Love the color and the look. Delivery in pieces or layers. Small footprint. Not much for IO. It would be possible to put wires there, but there is no place for a connector and connection. Also single core. Weak computing power. Works with the same drive or memory card. Has a compatibility error in the boot text, but I think it will be corrected. Works with the same base code. Just print to the console in Python. Booted up and used multiboot in exactly the same way. Good for the space but poor…

Fantastic case for the Zero W. Very easy to assemble and the assembly instructions provided are quite straightforward. That the ports are much more accessible than in the official Pi Zero W case is nice as you can slide the ports all the way in. My Pi Zero W came with a Canakit heatsink already installed, so I didn't bother with the heatsink that comes with the case, but it seems sufficient. Be careful not to overtighten the screws as this may not only tear the plastic but also squeeze the…

Seriously, this is the best I've tried for pure Pi Zero applications that do NOT require any additional space for GPIO header pins. I haven't tried to get the headers to work with this corpus. This kit contains TWO tops as the Zero W (with the radio on) and the regular Zero as of June 2018 have slightly different positions for the Broadcom SOC. I'm sending my W off for class and keeping the top without the W as a little protection just for the top for another project! The heatsink is also…

I have a couple of Raspberry Pi Zero kits that I ordered from Vilaros and they came with a nice heatsink and decent case. There were issues with the mini-HDMI port being too far back, causing the cable to come loose easily. This became an issue when I was converting one of these into a RetroPie system and any jerky movement would cause the HDMI cable to disconnect. Not exactly what's supposed to happen in a boss fight. With this Zebra Zero housing, all ports are now flush with the edge, so that

I've bought three different cases (from three different vendors) for the Pi-Zero-W. This is the best of the three. Two of the three didn't mention that the Pi-Zero-W's CPU (wireless version) is in a different location than the standard version's CPU (no built-in WiFi). On these two, the heat sink does not match the Pi-Zero Wireless. This case (C4 Labs) comes with two covers, one for standard and one for "W". It's also the only one that comes with an assembly diagram and instructions. In this…