Smraza Compatible with Raspberry Pi 4 Case, Acrylic Case with 35 x 35 mm Cooling Fan, 4PCS Heatsinks, 5.1V 3A USB-C Power Supply for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B (Upgrade, Large Fan and Large Heat Sinks)

Need a pi4 4gb? This kits for you. Its got a great case, heatsinks with thermal tape on them, a fan to cool the whole thing off, a nice sized microSD card @ 32gb, and a great power cord with a dedicated on/off switch. What more could you really ask for?I used this to setup an octoprint server for my Prusa Mk3s 3d printer. Itsa powerhouse pi and overkill, but that just means i can do more with it in the future should i choose. It runs cool, and its a very well put together kit with everything you need to get up and running. You could run pihole on this as well, and also retropie if you wanted to. And ive heard the pi4 4gb just slays retropie, a ton more than a pi3.Would buy again, and will reccomend to my friends. Cheaper than a cannakit, with comparible and really, better quality id say ( their power cables kinda blow, as do their heatsinks.. this kit has copper ones ). Plus, its cheaper than a cannakit because theyve gotten a bit bigger now and youre paying for their name, not so much their products.Tisk Tisk Cannakit, companies like this are gonna get cha.

This is my 1st experience with this type of pi case. It was rather easy to put together, except that when it came to the fan assembly, the diagrams & instructions were a bit confusing. One thing is that a few of the pieces take a little effort & wiggling around to get them into place. I ended up figuring it out on my own, though. It's pretty straightforward. Also, this kit contains a larger, more powerful fan than you would normally see with previous pi models, like the 3 B+. My only concern is about the wide open bay on the power/display ports side. I live in a basement apartment, I'm probably going to have to take some netting like used in screen windows to cover all the openings, to ensure actual bugs don't crawl inside. Otherwise, I'm very satisfied with the case & kit. Especially for the price. I feel it's a very good deal.

I was having my raspeberry pi4 run very hot around 70-72 degrees C and purchased this case. It was simple to put together as it just stacks together and you put the pi in the middle. The fan easily connects to the board and works. It does make a little noise but not really something you can hear unless you are up next to it. Good quality and does the job. Just make sure you put the plates in order in the correct way or you might have issues with connecting cables to the pi like I did but a simple reversal of one plate solved that. The power cable that comes with it is great and works and enjoy the easy access switch it has to turn it on and off.I would recommend this product

Yes, I would love to wait until you have to return a piece of plastic smaller than your pinky fingernail because it's broken. Total crap product, do not buy and will be returning asap.

I didn't realize this was was stacked like a hollowed out deck of cards lol... That aside assembly was a little confusing since some of the pieces look similar and some of the cut outs look like they can go either way. All in all it took me about 15-20min to piece together properly and some of that time included placement of the heat sinks. The case is great though, my RPi4 seems to be cool and runs kodi like champ with no issues.

The design doesn’t allow you to plug anything in those ports.

It is a good value layered case. Has pretty good cooling, hides well, runs silent and has good protection.Assembly instructions that came with it works, but Just make sure you set up the fan to blow air to the heatsinks, not outside like in their instructions. May be i got old or bad assembly instructions.

It was necessary to file the profiles of the power connector, the HDMI connectors and the audio jack into plate three. When the assembly bolt are tightened with plate three in its normal state, the connectors on the pi board are distorted and won't allow connections to be made. I went through three adapters and cables for the HDMI before I discovered the problem!