“Lovely little case. The two tone design, coupled with a choice of lids, lends a rather professional quality to it IMHO. There is definitely a knack to getting the Zero out again once it's clipped in place (hint: watch out for the HDMI and USB ports), but once you're up and running you hopefully won't need to do that too often.”
“I bought this case for a project with a noir zerocam because from the case pictures it came with a lid that could accommodate the camera.
What it also came with was a couple of extra lids to use a pi zero with or without headers, which for the price is excellent.
The zero board snaps in to place in the bottom half of the case and is retained by some wedge shaped protrusions from the case sides, whilst being located correctly to allow the ports to be accessed from the back. The underside has a cut out providing access to the header pins (whether or not you have headers fitted).
If you are using a zerocam with this case then be aware that the camera doesn't snap into place in the top cover and will either need to be attached with foam sticky pads, or the better option is to create a little plastic loop with some thin plastic material that loops around the board in the base part of the case and provides a springy backing for the camera to attach to. The benefit of this is that it gives an air gap for the board, provides a shock support for the camera, and also disconnects it from the case top plate so you don't rip the cable out when you open it.
A fantastic no nonsense case for your projects.”
