📦 Smraza Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Acrylic Case with Cooling Fan, 4PCS Heatsinks, 5V 3A USB-C Power Supply - Black and Clear (RPI 4 Board Not Included) Review

As if a computer as small and functional as the Raspberry Pi 4 wasn't enough, this case complete with a fan and switchable power supply is the icing on the cake. . It comes pre-assembled so all you have to do is peel off the layers one at a time and flip as shown in the instructions to put the Pi board in place. This fixes the build issues some were experiencing. The way it's delivered is built to order with the goal of making it foolproof, if not foolproof. The finished product looks really…

Good first: That's the case. Suitable for rpi4. I'm not sure if the fan is doing anything at all, but it probably won't hurt. It's fairly small and probably doesn't move much air. It would also make sense to point it up instead of down. If you are using a fan, the GPIO will power it from either the 5V pin or the 3.3V pin and ground. So don't expect easy access to the GPIO. It looks really good if you like this look. It's also a very heavy and well-made case. Bad: Do not use this charger. It…

Raspberry Pi 3 B+ and New 4 is your credit card sized computer that needs to be put in a sort of case. We are talking about plastic layers. It's like a jigsaw puzzle. There are few instructions for assembling the case, except for the general scheme of the finished case. The screws are long enough to go through the case. You will need some sort of metric wrench to tighten the nut onto the bolt. A 3 B+ fan can be placed on the outside of the case, and 4 must be inside over the processor to cool…

I love these cases, they look good, I go with the ones that alternate clear and black layers. Layers give you the ability to bring in and out different wires and such. I also like the included heatsinks and fans. My only concern is that the layers need to be in a specific order and orientation. If you mix them up (like I did the first time), it will be difficult to put them back in the correct order. I leave the unused ones on the studs and flip the layers onto the Pi one at a time. I would…

I really liked this case because it looks really good and although the layered design is a bit awkward to assemble it is a very good idea and almost perfect. The instructions are a bit small and not easy to read and I misread the parts which made the first try a bit clunky and the Pi didn't fit properly. That was all my fault and the second try turned out to be much better. My second and third shifts were mixed up. After that everything connected without any problems and the Pi looks great. For

I was very disappointed with this case. I'm an electronics engineer with over forty years of experience in the industry. One of the shifts didn't match the radiators. and when I tried to remove the offending piece, the layer broke into pieces. The reason is that the material is very brittle plastic. If you ever drop this case, it will definitely break. The layer structure is poor, making assembly difficult. The poor fit of the USB and internet ports is due to the poor design of the molds for…

Includes Pi case, fan, three heatsinks, 5V, 3A power supply and instructions. I have ordered other Pi 3 cases and the acrylic layers were stacked but not bolted together. This one came assembled and assembled. That's good because if you accidentally open the box and spill the contents, the layers get jumbled and sometimes the assembly instructions aren't very clear. A protective film is applied to the top and bottom layers. The instructions say that if you have a broken layer, contact them for…

The case consists of 9 alternating layers of acrylic and plastic. These layers are attached with 4 screws at the corners. The case ships with the screws installed. To place your rpi in it you will have to remove the screws, which will completely disassemble the layers. Then you connect the layers one by one and add your rpi in the right step. I see many reviews stating the case is blocking a port or not fitting. It's just not true. Properly assembled I have access to all ports as the layers are

It was with great anticipation that I received my first Raspberry Pi 4. However, there was a problem during the first boot... even when idling, the CPU temperature is around 65 °C. Seeing this, I turned off the power and installed the heatsinks that came with my CanaKit Raspberry Pi 4 Basic Starter Kit with the official case (2GB RAM). It only lowered the temperature by 2-3 degrees. Again, this is idle. The temperature was significantly higher during the stress test. Take a look at the Smraza…