💻 GeeekPi Raspberry Pi 4 Case with Fan, Heatsinks (Blue Backlight) - Ultimate Cooling Solution for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Review

Solid case. Very inexpensive compared to other cases that include a Raspberry Pi fan. Keeps the board nice and cool. Especially when your Pi is at the limit.

This case has everything I expected and you can't beat the price. Everything fits smoothly. I love the update I made for my Raspberry Pi 4. All components are of good quality and look very cool 😎

Amazing value for money. The case is made from just a few pieces of acrylic, while some other cases are made from layers and layers of stacked acrylic. The fan is cold The LED is on. The case makes this little RaspPI 4 look expensive. I had no trouble setting it up and I didn't have anything suitable! Perfect.

This case is very useful when you overclock your Pi 4. It keeps your overclocked Pi 4 cool. I'm running mine at 2.2GHz with a numeric code stress test for 33 minutes and this is the only case of several cases with both passive and active cooling that can keep my Pi 4 cool. Keep a fan in the case to keep the air flowing is blown down.

Easy setup and very good job. Running "stress --cpu 4" for an hour or two showed that the CPU temperature stayed at around 45-50C. There's another review that the top and bottom bezels are a bit foggy, and that's true. until you remove the protective film. The only reason I wouldn't recommend this case is because you want the case to be as small as possible as it has ribs on the sides.

This case works very well and keeps the Pi in good condition even under load. The blue accent light is good too. For those who say the transparent part is "foggy", you need to remove the film! The access slots for the GPIO and camera headers are also very good. I'm only deducting a star because the case isn't that easy to assemble. These are 4 parts that need to be connected in a specific order with long screws. Also, the instructions aren't too clear on how everything fits together. In general

I encountered space issues inside the case, especially around the USB ports. Part of the inner frame pushes one of the chips onto the board (seen on two Pi 4s I've tried to fit in). I only noticed this issue because I was having trouble getting the parts flush when assembling (the gap near the USB ports and the bottom of the case wobbled a bit). Pi4 fits. Maybe my case was broken or deformed. The case still gets two stars from me for its good looks and the included fan/heatsink etc, but be very

I needed a plastic case because I would be using the built in wifi and a metal vase would shield or muffle the signal. I also use a Pi Camera and need access to the Pi Camera port. This case meets those requirements plus a fan. Easy to assemble (blue and transparent version) and all parts, case parts, screws, heatsink, fan and screwdriver. I recommend verifying the information provided at Amazon's discretion. The instructions for the case have small assembly pictures. My only assembly error was

This is for RPi4B. It didn't fit properly because the leg between the Ethernet port and the USB 3.0 ports was too long and was pressing against one of the chips on the board. After I shaved off about 1/8" it then sat down quite normally. Second, for some reason, the fan didn't work on the 5V pin, only on the 3.3V power pin. Third, the instructions are almost useless because there the pics are too small to tell what the correct parts are, I only had a 50/50 chance of getting the fan lined up…