“Generally ok but a couple of observations:
1. Need to be careful with the routing of the fan cable to ensure that it is not trapped when the case is assembled.
2. I found that the case can impede the extent to which the HDMI connectors are inserted. As a result they do not make full connection to the HDMI output sockets and are prone to disconnecting the device outputs from the monitor. I assume this may be due to tolerance build up across the various items. I resolved by fully inserting two micro HDMI connectors into the sockets before final assembly and screwing the base in place.”
“This case is the best avaliable for the PI 5 yet.
I use my PI for emulation and have been running demanding games with an overclock of 2.8Ghz and the temperature sits around 58c.”
“I got this because it looked solid more than the original pi case, I wasn't disappointed, not only is it solid it is more efficient at cooling with its amazing fan and cooling fins that also ventilate the heat, easy enough to put together, the whole case acts like a heat sink and I can crank up my pi5 performance without any extra heat or problems.”
“Easy to put together, keeps temperatures down and looks good. The only minor downside for me is that when you put the outer case on, it closes off access to all the ports.”
