MiuzeiCase for Raspberry Pi 4, Raspberry Pi 4 B Case with Fan 35mm, 4 Pcs Aluminum Heatsinks Support Rpi 4B 8gb/4gb/2gb (No Raspberry Pi board)

As an avid Raspberry Pi enthusiast, I am always on the lookout for accessories that can enhance the functionality and aesthetics of my favorite little computer. So, when I stumbled upon Miuzei's Case for Raspberry Pi 4 with Large Fan and 4 × Aluminum Heat Sinks, I knew I had to give it a try. And boy, am I glad I did!First things first, let's talk about the design. This case is an absolute stunner! The black and blue color scheme is sleek and modern, and the transparent acrylic top allows you to show off your Raspberry Pi in all its glory. It's also incredibly easy to assemble, with all the necessary components included in the package. The case fits snugly around the Pi, providing ample protection without adding unnecessary bulk.Now, let's get to the most important aspect of this product: the cooling solution. As we all know, the Raspberry Pi 4 can get quite hot during intensive use, which can lead to performance issues and even damage to the board. Miuzei's case comes equipped with a large fan and 4 aluminum heat sinks that work together to keep the Pi cool and running smoothly.I was a bit skeptical at first, but after using this case for a few weeks, I can confidently say that it works like a charm. The fan is whisper-quiet and effectively dissipates heat from the board, while the heat sinks provide additional cooling power. I've used my Pi for extended periods of time without any noticeable slowdowns or overheating issues.In terms of price, this case is an absolute steal. You get a high-quality case with a top-notch cooling solution for a fraction of the cost of some of the more premium options on the market. And let's not forget the added bonus of the eye-catching design.Overall, I would highly recommend the Miuzei Case for Raspberry Pi 4 with Large Fan and 4 × Aluminum Heat Sinks to anyone looking to keep their Pi cool and stylish. It's a fantastic product at an unbeatable price point, and I guarantee you won't be disappointed!

It is well designed but you need to follow the pictures closely during assembly I would purchase another one and probably will if I buy another po 4

The product is very easy to assemble and comes with illustrated instructions as well as the tools you need to put it together. The fan gets quite “whiny” on full speed (5.0v) but if you run it on low speed (3.3v), it’s not nearly as loud.

A great sturdy case with a quiet fan. Just be sure to read the instructions carefully.

Can't easily access the IO pins, camera or DSI display connector. To do so one needs to remove at least 4 layers of the stack and fool around with loose screws and nuts. Furthermore, one cannot snake in an IO connector, nor easily plug in any jumpers or even fan connector pins without use of a fine pair of tweezers or really nice needle nose pliers. I've used a few of these kinds of cases, but this one is the worst for access. Seriously, you have to snake the ribbon cables through two narrow slots? What a bad idea. And really bad if you are thinking about Octoprint.In fairness, the heatsinks look nice, and the fan is recessed into the case. So it looks ok, but really isn't useful for people who want to use the RPI4 to control things, rather than be a geegaw on a desk. The Geekworm cases I used were a heck of a lot easier to use, I have a few of them.My assessment is look elsewhere, the Geekworm offering is a lot more practical. But if you are looking for something to use your RPI4 as a computer, I guess this might be ok. For my use, I cannot recommend this case. Looks ok, hard to use.