Aluminium Armour - Heatsink Case for Raspberry Pi 4 Blue Reviews

4.7 Rating 36 Reviews

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“Not done any scientific tests, but it certainly seemed to keep my Pi 4B cool while I was installing Arch Linux and then browsing the web with Firefox. Looks neat. There's no problem with getting plugs into the various sockets, unlike some case that get in the way. The only drawback is that it doesn't completely enclose the Pi, so if you're looking for protection from say dirt or liquids it won't do that.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Looks good, seems to do its job, would buy again.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“It keeps my Raspberry pi 4 cool which is necessary because I leave it on all day everyday as a file server.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Silent, blue, hefty and very securely attached above and below the pi4. It routinely runs at 31 to 35 Centigrade. Running 20 mins of hard Maths (hard for me, not my pi4) raised the temp closer to 40. If you don't want yours too run hot and be speed throttled then this is thoroughly recommended.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Brilliant design. Just what I needed. Fitted the aluminium heatsink case and attached a USB hard drive with a rubber band and can now safely tuck the Pi away hidden from sight.”

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Posted 4 years ago

Massimiliano D

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“Two solid chunks of aluminium to sandwich the Raspberry Pi 4, 3 thermal pads that thinly spread in place when the 4 screws are fastened snugly in place using the supplied wrench. Pads are probably destroyed in the process but I'm not going to replace this awesome case with any other since it's just perfect: beautifully rugged, silent and only warm to the touch under load.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Looks great, well made and does the job well. Only criticism is the thermal pads. Very difficult to get the backings off them and eded up tearing the CPU one in half.”