Raspberry Pi 4 Case with Fan Dual Speed 2GB, 4GB, 8GB Black, with air Vents, with High and Low Speed Option Fan Modular Design, Pi 4B, Pi 4,Camera and Ports ABS (Black)

Absolutely brilliant cover. 3 layer, black, smart looking cover, with great cutouts, must buy for the Pi. Although a little thick, it works perfectly when attaching gpio pins, including the fan which came with the case. Fan is amazing! Almost noiseless, tried 3.3v pin on the pi at 6000rpm, it didn't seem like it displaced much air, but I did some testing Idle temperature - 40° Cpu stress test 100% load - 66° That's really brilliant considering without the case my idle temp was 55° I tried with the 5v, and it's working extremely well, but with some negligible noise. Idle temps - 34° Cpu stress test- not carried out Temperatures of the board were near to 60 degrees before the case and fan. After installation it has dropped to 35 degrees at full fan load. Extremely happy with the product, and the cooling.

With my heatsink, a piece of thick (3mm) aluminium sheet and a ceramic heat radiator, the fan at 3.3 V kept the temperature below 55 even when CPU runs at 80-90%. At 3.3 V fan noise is very low. I could have cooled further using the 5V for fan but at that voltage fan is noisy. It is a fine case. It is very practical as weight is almost nothing compared to heavy metal cases that I was using before. After using for a week, running 24x7, the fan noise become quite audible even at 3.3 V. As it is a two pin fan without any control, there is no way to give it a rest. Fan quality is not suitable for continuous operation without noise. Update: Changed the fan to the official fan with control. Now better.

This is a good case for Pi 4 but has a single design flaw. There is a 2mm gap around the top side cover. This is for air intake to improve cooling but actually does the opposite. The air drawn inside gets removed by fan before it can reach the inside of case. I sealed the gap around top cover with cello tape (pic attached). This improved cooling by 10 degrees and also reduced the noise level. Temperature Benchmarks: Case+Heatsinks+Fan (No overclock): 67 degrees max Case+Heatsinks+Fan (2 GHz overclock): 80 degrees max (throttled) Case+Heatsinks+Fan (2 GHz overclock) (After taping the side): 70 degrees max The included fan is a low profile fan (3007) with 7mm thickness. This means there is enough space to attach heatsinks to cpu. Received 2 aluminium heatsinks for CPU and USB controller. You can attach one more heatsink on RAM chip if you have one.

The case is really good, just the fan its too loud. Let me give you an example. I have my pi running as a server in a cabinet made of plywood and i can hear the fan. It would be better to have a pwm fan for the pi then this fan. But no offence to the case, its really sturdy and solid build quality.

The fan initially worked well, but after just 15 days of use, it has started making a noticeable noise. When I shut down my Raspberry Pi before, the fan used to stop smoothly, but after 15 days it started halting abruptly with noise, indicating that the motor brush might be failing. I contacted the seller about the issue on Whatsapp, they suggested me to lubricate the fan. I followed the procedure and it worked fine for 1 day. Then the noise started again. After 3-4 days, it completely stopped working and only getting heated up unnecessarily. I will no longer keep it plugged in my pi as it can damage it. While the fan's cooling performance was satisfactory, the motor quality seems subpar. I am trying to contact the seller to provide me a replacement fan. Will update the review later if all goes fine as my current experience is very bad with PI Box. Edit: The seller responded and fan was replaced with additional 50 Rs delivery charges. It's working fine as of now and there are no noise related issues as well.

The case is great. The Pi does get a bit hot, but it is okay compared to the official case. The fan at 5V is noisy, would recommend using it at 3.3V. Additionally, would also recommend setting up fan control with GPIO pins, so that it doesn't always has to stay on. I set it up with a KN2222 transistor and a 220 ohm resistor and a few jumper cables. Now the Pi always stays silent and fan only starts when I am doing something with it and it needs cooling.

The build is good, and it fits perfectly. No loose rattles or anything. The fan was connected to 3.3v header, as per the sticker. But, it failed to work. When pushed by hand, the blades started to move, but slowly. Finally, when connected to 5v, it moved. But it's very low power, and barely able to move air. I have ordered same sized fan, and will probably power it directly from usb port. Also, heatsink is not provided, but that is clearly mentioned in the description so no complaint. Advice to seller, put a better quality fan, and a heat sink, then this will be perfect.

Worked as advertised. Runs fine even after months of continuous running