Dual Fan Heatsink for Raspberry Pi Reviews

4.7 Rating 52 Reviews

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“Keeps my Pi 4 nice and cool without the need of anything else and it's silent”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I was surprised at how well this actually cools the Pi 4, I saw the difference immediately and it's very quiet too.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Should keep it nice and chilly. Nicely made.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“A simple and effective cooling solution for my Pi. The fans are almost silent too.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Excellent product excellent service fast and efficient awesome value for money plenty of information on the internet set on how to set up up easy and and fast to buy and find this product delivery service spot on not just from from the heating put all the products that I've bought from Raspberry Pi 10 out of 10”

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Posted 5 years ago

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Posted 5 years ago

“I ordered this cooling fan to keep my smart mirror cool in a enclosed space, where passive cooling is not an option. The basic concept of the product is good and it works well...sometimes. The CPU of the Pi remains between 38-42C under load. However there are many issues with the product...My Pi is orientated vertically, somehow the the sink keeps dropping from the board... as the Pi is hidden i cant directly see that... i only see the CPU temp to climb.... I cant keep taking the mirror off the wall to fix/check the fans, hence for this reason the product is unreliable. The other issue is the fans are loud and when i turn the mirror with the Pi to vertical position they start to vibrate. It is audible and also if i touch the Pi i can feel it... though this is not affecting the cooling performance. It is possible that this vibration is causing the sink to drop. Maybe it needs something more then glue to secure the fans/sink to the board. Unfortunately i will have to find another solution to cool my Pi.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Not sure how this device is supposed to attach to two IC’s of different heights. The interface material is too thin. I fitted my own thicker squidgey heat sink interface material to sort this.”

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Posted 5 years ago