PoE+ HAT Case for Raspberry Pi 4 (v2.0) Reviews

4.2 Rating 65 Reviews

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“The case is well manufactured and I think it looks quite nice. Not too bulky either. Pi Hut always deliver!”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Exactly as described, all fits perfectly. Assembly a little fiddly but nothing that can't be managed.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Included screws and spacers too short for the case. Especially if you add extenders for access to gpio, would be nice if sold as a kit with poe hat and extenders for GPIO. Also the fit is bordeline to tight. And I will have to drill holes to access GPIO.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Does the job, enough room for the apoE Hat, but not the easiest and friendliest case for assembling.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Good fit, fiddly to assemble because you need three hands!”

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Posted 4 years ago

“The only issue that I had was with the Blue Heatsink that I bought and used with this case, RPi 4 B+, and the Pi PoE Hat. The heatsink was just a bit too thick to fit without modification. Yes, Dremel Tools are useful. Or if the case had another sheet/slab/chuck (technical terms) to increase the distance between PoE Hat and Pi, then modifications would not be needed. I did have the RPi 4 with a 15x15x15 mm heatsink and two GPIO pin extenders. I did need two sets of standoffs and some acorn nuts (used as feet [poor choice of feet}) , but I did have a good heatsink. I do like heatsinks? Yes, I do, bigger the better. Would I buy the case again? Yes, I would and likely the heatsink as well. Because now I know what I am getting into.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“ONly 4/5 owing to some challenges getting the case to screw together, I suspect some of the plastic elements were either too thick or screws were too short and I had some challenges getting the whole case to screw together. Even now I'm not sure how much thread is actually holding the case together but it seems secure and is working.”