White SB Raspberry Pi Zero Case: Easy Access to All Ports, Quick 30-Second Mounting and Opening/Closing Review

Could have had more vents but this case is well made and very sturdy (maybe too strong as the plastic is so thick). My Pi Zero W normally runs at a stable temperature of 47 degrees Celsius and is wall mounted. When I ordered it I didn't know it had an extra wall mount. It turned out to be almost perfect for my needs.

Don't buy it, it's too compact for proper cooling. It simply causes your zero point to warm up above acceptable temperatures. I burned one with this case, be careful!

I was very happy to get this case but couldn't get it to work with either the Pi Zero or the Pi Zero W. There are no precautions. there is a connection for a cable on the side of the housing, which means that the circuit board does not fit into the housing out-of-the-box. To use this you either need to break the connector off the board or use a file to open up a slot in the case for it. economically, but ultimately this case wasn't for me.

I am not giving a star for the following but because the vent is on the wrong side; The vent should be above the processor (e.g. design the bracket so that the card is upside down). I confirm other reviews. Not only the camera connection broke off (see photo), but also the SD card broke. The stars are not removed as I believe this is "user error" but maybe the next person can avoid these errors (e.g. remove SD card if driving in tight tolerances).

The listing says "This is a serious protective case for the latest Raspberry Pi ZERO." No it's not. The last Raspberry Pi came out in 2017. This suitcase does not fit this model, it only fits the one sold between 2015 and 2017. Don't buy it if you don't have an original Raspberry Pi Zero 4-5 years old. return. I had to send it back as it doesn't fit the latest Raspberry Pi boards.

Be very careful when plugging it in. It's a very tight fit, too tight in the long dimension. I messed up the camera interface a bit when inserting the Pi. I mean the one on the opposite side of the Pi from the SD card. There is also no recess to use this fork. So if you're planning on using a camera connector for your project (I'm not), this isn't for you. In order to even plug it in, I had to remove the small black plastic connector (is it holding the ribbon cable?) from the camera connector…