Cluster Case for Raspberry Pi (with Fans) Reviews

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“Just what was required for an ongoing project. Sadly let down by the atrocious service provided by Royal Mail.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“I like tgis Cluster case which Im using for a Pi4 and a 1TB SSD drive sat above it. I found the standoff posts a little tight to fit into the acrylic plates holes and a little short for the SSD drive and so used some brass ones that I already had as they were a couple of millimetres longer. The provided fans work great keeping the Pi4 temperature around 35 to 40 dgtees when ysing a nuumber of applications.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Really fun little case - straightforward (if a little fiddly) to put together but it looks really cool with my new Pi. The fans are a little noisy to keep on full time, but that's acceptable at this price point. I've only put one Pi in the case for now, but I really value that the kit comes with parts for stacking two devices as standard. I also look forward to buying another once I extend my collection.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Just got the fan to work from gpio using a transistor. This product is simple, practical, inexpensive and well made.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“The self build pack is complete and straight forward to assemble”

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Posted 1 year ago

“I got my first cluster case. Looks cool”

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Posted 1 year ago

“The instructions are clear and easy to follow. Both the (included) fans and the Pi's can be installed with ease and feel firmly attached to the case. The open design with the spacers on the Pi allows for excellent airflow and cooling. Recommend having tweezers to hand to install one particularly fiddly nut for attaching the Pi.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“I don’t currently use this as a cluster case. I’m just starting with the RP4 and I wanted something to protect the board but let me play around with the GPIO pins. This works perfectly for me”

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Posted 1 year ago