Atomic Pi Case, Baby Breakout Board, Inline Power Switch, and Power Adapter Bundle (Orange)

I ordered this expecting a good product, after reading reviews, I was just looking for something that gets the job done. This 3d print was of excellent quality. I had a problem with the lid like the others. But just tightening the screws a bit more fixed the trick for me. This product was way better than expected and I am glad I purchased this item.

I had been gifted an unused Atomic Pi, but didn't have the power breakout board or a case. I bought this set because while I already had a power plug with it, I didn't have the Baby Breakout board for the power supply, and I wanted a case to prevent accidental shorts.The set arrived in good time, about half the time they predicted, and over a holiday season, too.First problem: I ordered the case in green, but got white. I don't care THAT much about it, I only ordered green because I didn't have green case and thought it would be easy to pick out out of my sea of black and clear cases in my lab, and the only reason I dinged one star. The case is obviously printed from a 3D printer in someone's shop or basement, but I run into that a lot on custom cases in this price range. Fairly sturdy, but the top "roof" of the case is a little warped, which sometimes happens with 3-D printed flat objects. That's fixable with tape. The holes line up fairly well, although the hole for the 5v power barrel jack is not big enough for the included power supply plug (the square is smaller than the circle of the barrel plug). It worked by pushing hard to get friction, but I might cut out a bit to get it to fit properly.The baby breakout board was in a non-static-proof bag. I am not sure if that's an issue, since there aren't any chips on it. The screws and the posts were *severely* stuck. It took two sets of pliers and some WD-40 to unscrew the soft metal screws from the brass posts. This was probably a "board manufacturing + age" issue, and not the seller's fault. Still seems to work fine.The screws for the case itself are screwed from the bottom, and use 2.5mm hex screws for some reason. I had to find a hex driver that small, which luckily was in my cellphone repair kit. Again, the lid was warped, but it's liveable with some tape or a dab of glue if you're so bold.The switching power supply is the same US power supply I got with the Atomic Pi, and the switch part is a separate unit from ADAFruit, a company I wholeheartedly support. THAT came in an anti-static bag.Overall? Worth the value I paid for it. Except for the color, I'd give it 5 stars, but they gave me the wrong color which I don't care enough to ask for an exchange but someone else might.

The first one I got was too fat to safely install the Atomic Pi or the expansion board. Contact vendor, who printed another and direct mailed it to me. That one fits and works fine. It's a simple and basic case, but it does the job.