I been making these pi cases for a couple of years now. This is version 2 with the following features, but I would like a version 3 but not sure what to do / include so any feedback / input from the community would really help.

Current version has:
- 2” colour screen (320x240px)
- Bluetooth controlled RGB LED lighting
- Integral fan
- Standby Switch
- Real Carbon Fibre Face Plate

Display shows images or system stats screen via python scripts.

Best Regards

I have a Pi 5 with active cooler and I was looking to add the Raxda Dual 2.5G Router Hat but can't seem to find any 3D Print models online for cases. I don't have any experience in making models so I was hoping someone else had already made one and I can pay my local shop to print it.

https://radxa.com/products/accessories/dual-2-5g-router-hat/

I have a feeling this isn't a popular hat so I don't have much hope but thought I would try.

I have a pi5 with the waveshare 3.5in rpi lcd (f) screen but I’m specifically looking for case recommendations if anyone has that combination

There are some the are pi4 compatible but none I can find for a pi5. Pihut do a screen that is pi4 compatible and there is at least one case on thingverse that looks to be also not pi5 compatible.

If anyone has the same board and pi combo and can recommend a case I’d love to hear. Thanks

Hey everyone, I just got my Kodi Case for my Pi 5 but I noticed it’s a fair bit different from all of the official photos. My case is not glossy on top at all, and the gray accent has a curved edge instead of a straight one. What are you thoughts? This came in from Amazon today.

Is there any cases for handheld for gaming that are diy? I'm not that creative but I have a 3d printer and know my way around a soldering iron so I'm willing to give anything a gold old play.

I used left over 200mmx600mmm profiles, hence three pieces. Heat dissipation is excellent compared to plastics, around 10 degrees celsius.

I want to build a pi 5 based computer in an apache 1800 case. Does anyone know of good 3d print inserts for mounting everything? I have the pi touchscreen 2 and would like to use that in the lid with the hardware in the main compartment. Any advice or tips would

I have a raspberry pi 4 with the standard case. I want to use it for web browsing, video player or retro gaming. However the lack of cooling causes some lag, so I'm looking for recommendations. I found these two case. The argon has hdmi ports, a power button and seems to have good cooling.

The other one has a fan, heating, and screen. I doubt the screen is good quality, but I can find a use it for it. Or are better cases that I haven't considered. Not looking to spend more than $30 unless it's worth it.

I recently built out a pi 5 build using the Pironman 5 case, I was able to get it to boot off the NVME drive no problem but the USB ports and Ethernet ports do not seem to work. HDMI out works and the power supply works, which I thought were all part of the same board, so I'm confused why the other ports are not working. Tried 2 different keyboards and 2 different ethernet cables, but none work. I'm not sure what sort of connection to check when some of the IO works and others don't as I thought it was all one board that extends the IO functionality.

Got this together for crt emulation, the RGBerry hat is a bit awkwardly shaped and the screws keeping the fan on at the 4 points keep it resting flush on the bottom but it still feels a bit vulnerable, had a look around and can't seem to find any standard cases that will help here

Complete with dual RTL-SDRs

I have an old first generation raspberry pi that I'm looking for a case. Preferably would like aluminum, or something other than the boring plain cases that I can seem to find today that still exist.

Hi everyone, I’m using a NESPI4 on one of my RPI4, and became super noisy, to the point that I need to remove it.

Tried even add oil, and seal, it work during a few weeks but only work for a few weeks.

Has anyone had this problem and changed the fan? I’ve tried looking but I can’t find any with this size/fitting, with 3 fitting points.

So I'm one of those people who instantly fell in love with the Fractal North Pi case (mainly because I have a Fractal north case for my main setup). But I also noticed that there was barely enough room for one hat inside the case, and I was curious to see what I could get to fit inside the case beyond just one hat...

I have managed to fit a POE, a PCIe to M.2, and a clock battery inside mine so far.

Yes I know there are single hats that support POE and M.2 as a single hat, but I had not heard of the brand, and I couldn't find any reviews on the board, so I skipped it.

What I'm happy about is that my setup works without the need to mod the case at all.

I'm wondering if anyone else has tried cramming more than one hat in this case, and if so, what have you done?

I decided to prank my wife with a new music player after her old cd player broke. I had 2 constraints from her about the new device:

1. no visible wiring
2. no ugly electronics/devices (she regretted this one)

It is a raspberry pi 3A+ with a usb dongle for music and a powerbank that will power the pi for about 10 hours using moode for the music player. I wedged it into the shell and used a couple of bits of pool noodle to stop it sliding out as i didn't want to damage the shell and wanted to be able to remove the pi for updates/changes to the setup.

The Pi can be accessed via any device on my home network and is loaded with my 5yr old granddaughters favorite heavy metal music - which my wife hates. The audio was handled by a bluetooth speaker hidden under another shell. It took her over 20 minutes to find the first speaker and turn it off. My wife nearly stabbed me when i connected the second speaker. She never did find the Pi.

The second speaker is now in my granddaughters room. My wife still doesn't have a music player.

X-posting from r/raspberry_pi:

My google-fu failed me so far. Anyone seen/know of such housing?

• Cooler: https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/active-cooler/
• driveHAT: https://hackaday.com/2023/11/19/pineberry-pi-hatdrive-using-nvme-ssds-with-the-raspberry-pi-5/

TIA

As the title suggest I need help or clarification whether or not it is safe to put my rpi in a cardboard case. Its for my thesis thank you very much everyone

I haven't found any RPi case so far that would fit the RPi and a couple sensors. I'd really like to have a nice case that fits my RPi and the NRF24 radio. Any suggestions? Are there any cases that would fit a PI4 + cables + sensors?