Clear Enclosure Case Box for Arduino Due

Perfect fit, great looking and very well made.Excellent.

This product does not fit my Arduino Due! It is possible that it may fit other Arduino Due's but it appears as though the I/O terminals are too tall on my Due for this case. Even if it had of fit I still would have been screwed because there was a piece missing, there was a duplicate of another small piece though. I am returning this item immediately.

The enclosure is great. Depending on the DUE and where you get it from the single pin headers may be in a single or multiple pieces. This may cause an issue with the header coming through the holes. I needed to remove a piece of plastic on both single pin header slots for my DUE. Otherwise the product is spot on.I think the instructions are wrong and I started with the stand off assembly. Do no completely tighten them but have them in place.It is a great case!

Nice precision case! Well built, and sturdy.

Once you get it fully assembled, it is pretty nice. I really like how solid the case is.But a word of warning: This can be very difficult to assemble IF YOU FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS as given. I bought 3 of these, and the first one took a lot of tries to get it to go together. By the second one, I figured out what the problem was: Each part of the instructions is correct, but the sequence in which you should do things is wrong. I deducted one start for the frustration of having to figure things out.It is mostly laser-cut acrylic, and the fit is very tight. This tightness is very good once assembled, but makes it a pain to put together, as written. The instructions have you assemble the acrylic pieces, like a puzzle, and then try to add in the standoffs that hold the top and bottom together.I spent a half hour doing it their way, because each time I would try to put on one side, the other would fall off, or the lid would not go on and things would fall apart. Over and over.The easy way to put it together is to take the (upside-down) top piece, and IMMEDIATELY add the standoffs. This is essential, because when they are in place, they keep the side pieces contained, so it does not keep falling apart as you assemble it. Not only that, but if you try to add the standoffs at the last as shown, they are really difficult to fit because everything is wedged between them. You have to really squeeze it hard to get them to go in straight. But if you put them on the top side first, then the side pieces get wedged as you assemble it, and everything stays together. My third one took about 3 minutes.Once together, it looks quite clean and solid. I recommend them, and intend to order more myself.

Doesn't quite fit Due boards from Arduino.org, Sainsmart, or IEIK.The top, bottom, and sides are fine, but the end pieces need to be placed a couple millimeters further out on each end.

Does the job, but does not fit well on the newer style due, there is no longer gaps between the header groups. I had to modify the case to get it to fit.

Fits perfectly and even has a reset button coming to the top. You can’t go wrong!!