Raspberry Pi Zero 2 Case, Raspberry Pi Zero Case Kit with Pi Zero Heatsink, HDMI Adapter, Heatsink for Pi Zero W 2 / W/Pi Zero 1.3 / Pi Zero WH (Black)

The iUniker Raspberry Pi Zero 2 Case Kit with Pi Zero Heatsink is simply fantastic! This product offers excellent protection and cooling for the Raspberry Pi Zero 2.Superior Protection: The case kit provides a secure and snug fit for the Raspberry Pi Zero 2, effectively shielding it from potential damage. The solid construction and precise cutouts ensure that the board remains well-protected at all times.Efficient Heat Dissipation: The Pi Zero Heatsink included in the kit effectively dissipates heat generated by the Raspberry Pi Zero 2. This cooling solution helps maintain optimal performance even during demanding tasks, preventing overheating and potential performance issues.Easy Accessibility: The case kit allows for easy access to all the ports and connectors of the Raspberry Pi Zero 2. This makes it convenient to connect peripherals and expand the functionality of the device without any hassle.Sleek and Compact Design: The case features a sleek and compact design that not only looks great but also reduces the overall footprint. It's perfect for projects that require a smaller form factor and adds a touch of style to the Raspberry Pi Zero 2.Great Value for Money: Considering the top-notch protection, efficient cooling, and overall quality of this case kit, it offers excellent value for money. It's a worthwhile investment for anyone looking to safeguard their Raspberry Pi Zero 2.In summary, the iUniker Raspberry Pi Zero 2 Case Kit with Pi Zero Heatsink provides fantastic protection, efficient cooling, and easy accessibility for the Raspberry Pi Zero 2. If you want to keep your device safe and cool, this case kit is a fantastic choice. I highly recommend it!

Allows acess to all ports. Doesn't look good. Small. Has no cooling. Easy to set up.

This kit comes in a plastic bag (not in a box) as shown in the uploaded photo. Also, I was expecting the clear plastic case to be a "box", but instead it's just two pieces of clear plastic (top and bottom). So the "case" is basically a top and bottom piece with four standoffs between the pieces at the four corners. Not a big deal, but It definitely isn't as well protected as you might want.The good thing is all the other accessories that comes in the kit, like the power cord with an on/off switch, mini-HDMI adapter, CPU heat sink, header pins, and microUSB-A (male) to USB-A (female) adapter cable. So far as the heat sink, it does have a stick-on adhesive backing that allows it to be attached to the Pi Zero's CPU. Hopefully, it won't fall off due to CPU heat. So in general it's a good kit except the "case" doesn't fully protect the Pi Zero board.

When you think case for a Pi Zero 2 (or any other microcomputer), you are protecting against an inadvertent electrical OOPS (like accidentally having the device slide over a paper-clip, static electricity, etc.. shorting and damaging components) This case protects the bottom and top while providing good access to the GPIO pin-header (if you soldered one in).The only challenge with this case can be assembly. It's not bad. Put the bottom on the table, put the Pi Zero on it, add the 4-spacers aligned over the screw holes in the corner, put the top on careful not to move the spacers, drop a screw down from the top through each of the corners, lift the bottom holding the screws in place with your thumbs, flip the device over so the threaded ends of the screws are sticking up (supported below by the table you put it back down on) and not thread the "tiny" nuts onto the screws and tighten gently -- Done. Not difficult, but can be a bit tedious. Recommend attempting over a tray to catch the spacers, or screws or dropped nut -- until you perfect your method (from experience...)I'll happily buy another. Great value for the money and good looking case that does what a case should.

Nice and it’s really crystal clear!

works great.i only needed 1 but got all 3 instead

Product is actually clear, but you must remove the protective coating. I will admit it is 'fiddly' assembling it, but it can be done. Try taping the screws in place first. Well worth the money

I didn't realize there was a plastic film covering the clear version of this case until I read some of these product reviews. I was initially bummed that the case didn't match the picture/description, but all was well after I peeled off the film. There are 4 plastic standoffs to provide space for the board between the 2 case plates. 3 of them were fine, but 1 was broken. Luckily, a zip tie head was the same height, so I drilled it out as the same diameter as the case screws and all was well. The additional HDMI and micro USB-USB cable were extremely useful and functioned just fine. Those cables alone are worth the price. The USB power cable with switch does not seem to work, but oh well. The included heatsink was a nice addition, which I won't use as the application my pi zero W will run uses almost no power. For the price, it's fine.