Raspberry Pi 3B+ Case - Transparent with Heatsink - Access to All Ports

I bought this case to house a Rock64 single board computer. It is the same size as a Raspberry Pi 3 but some of the ports are in slightly different locations. Because of this I had to make some modifications to the case which would not be needed for a Raspberry Pi:1 - Around the micro USB port (the Rock64 board uses a barrel connector)2 - Near the GPIO ports (the Rock 64 board has another 2 rows of pins)3 - Around the headphone jack (the Rock64 board's headphone jack was in a slightly different position)4 - Near the MicroSD slot to accommodate the Rock64's power and reset buttonsThe GPIO pins are fully exposed, making it easy to connect wires to or to connect a ribbon cable for a breakout board. The rubber feet included in the package keeps the case from sliding around, while the included heatsinks keep the processor and memory cool.If I had a Raspberry Pi that needed a case I wouln't hesitate to buy one of these cases for it.

Great case for Raspberry Pi! Feels solid, and the rubber feet are nice. It does have labels for what each port and opening in the case is for(see my 3rd photo), so that is convenient. All the holes in the case line up perfectly with ports on the Raspberry Pi. For reference, I'm using the Raspberry Pi 3b. It came with heatsinks, but since my projects so far aren't intensive the Raspberry Pi will function fine without them. The heatsinks have a sticky backside, and are sized perfectly for the 2 main chips on the RPi board. They will come in handy future projects when I get more comfortable with the RPi. All in all, for the price you can't beat this case!

Works great with Libre Computer LePotato SBC. There is no hole for the IR port, but since the case is clear, it doesn't really matter. If you get the opaque version of this case and want to use the IR receiver, you may need to drill a hole.LePotato (or Raspberry Pi) does generate some heat (even under idle conditions), so the case will get slightly warm (but not hot) under normal, light usage. If you are planning to push your SBC to its limits with some really processor-intense applications, you may need to consider a fan-cooled case instead.

Came with: 5 screws (1 spare), 4 rubber feet, 2 heat sinks, and the case.The case is labeled with all of the I/O ports and leaves plenty of space for them to be plugged in.My only 2 complaints are that: 1) It is difficult to open the case without feeling like you are going to break it. Even initially getting my RPi in there, I was concerned about cracking the grooves! 2) It was a little difficult getting my RPi3B in there. It was not something I was overly concerned about, but it is worth mentioning that it fit VERY snug; you do not even need the screws to mount it in the case because it is such a tight fit.Overall, great product for the price and looks nice!

It looks like it was designed for the Pi 3 Model B+ because you don’t have to modify it to install your Pi and once installed properly all of the ports are accessible with the case in place. I have two Pi’s and initially I bought one of these cases to see how I liked it. After getting it and using it I purchased another for my second Pi.It doesn’t come with instructions but it’s fairly easy to figure out how to set it up. As others have said, the tabs on the side can be tricky – I didn’t break the tabs on either of my cases. Just remember you don’t have to force anything to get the top off or put it back on. Looking closely at the tabs you can see that if you lightly push on the top of the case the associated tab on the bottom of the case will free up – just repeat for all 4 tabs. Before putting the top on just make sure the Pi is pushed down into the base and screwed in place properly. When putting the top back on, guide it into place looking for the tab holes.Also, as mentioned the SD card slot is a little hard to get to, but you can remove and re-insert the SD card while the Pi is in the case.The plastic for the case is really pretty thick – it measures at least 1/16” to me. It’s clear so I can see the LED on the Pi. I got all of the screws and rubber feet. I also got the two heat sinks but I didn’t install them (there appears to be plenty of holes in the case for venting) – I’m waiting to see if the Pi overheats, and if it does then I’ll put them on. It was packaged nicely with little zip bags for the parts and plastic to protect the case during shipping (I saved the heat sinks in their little zip bag for potential future use).

Good Raspberry Pi Case

Plain and simply, this case just does exactly what you would expect. It's a durable clear case that was meant to keep your Raspberry Pi safe and it does a damn good job of that.It was extremely easy to assemble. Literally just follow the cases mold and put your Pi in. The case clicks shut and holds the Pi well. There are also 5 screws (1 extra) to hold your board to bottom steady but it doesn't seem neccessary as there is no wiggle room inside the case. The rubber feet are a nice addition as well and just sticker on the bottom in the corners. Lastly it comes with 2 heat sinks but I didn't find myself using these as I already had my two for my Pi but maybe if I decide to get another Pi this will be handy.There are plenty of cases built specifically for the Raspberry Pi and you would be fine purchasing those as well but if you were looking something that is just simple and easy to setup then you won't go wrong here.

This case is designed for the pi 3, but has about the same footprint as the Milk-V Mars. Filing down the areas around where the USB micro B port would be a smidge allowed the Mars' USB C port to fit snugly