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

4.4 Rating 15 Reviews
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Jonny P
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Incentivized
“Case works lovely, also easy to cut your own slots in too, if you need extra holes for different hats. I used this for my TV Pi HAT, since the TV version was out of stock. Good ventilation”
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Posted 8 months ago
Richard N
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Incentivized
“I had two of these cases and bought a third when I discovered it will accomodate the Raspberry Pi 5 without any issues or compromises. The only fiddly thing I found was removing the protective film from the panels. I wish they made a case that would house the GPS module and a PoE hat.”
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Posted 9 months ago
“Easy to assemble- quite enjoyable to do. Don't screw the GPS hat in until you've preconfigured it via usb-c on windows with ubloc centre.”
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Posted 2 years ago
“Good health”
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Posted 2 years ago
“This case is shocking. If your looking for a case to put your pi in and close the lid then this case Is NOT FOR YOU. This case is a jigsaw puzzle with NO clear instructions on how to build or even put it together. This is no screws or any indication how to keep it together.”
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Posted 3 years ago
“Fits my board and AIS HAT perfectly. Read instructions twice before building though”
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Posted 3 years ago
“This case mounts easily and is very sturdy. Very happy with this purchase. Now to wait until the Rasberry Pi 4 will be available again, then i can finally setup my navigation system.”
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Posted 3 years ago
“Beautifully put together. Small parts in screws and stand offs - don't lose them. Fits together really well. The black parts of the case are matte - it doesn't matter particularly which way round you place the end pieces. The picture is useful for orienting the board and pieces. I found it fractionally easier to leave the screws and first set of stand offs fractionally loose to allow movement to slide the Pi 4 board into place and then tighten them below the base.”
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Posted 4 years ago