sb components Transparent case for Arduino UNO R3 (Clear) - ROHS Compliant

I recently ordered a Transparent Case for my Arduino Uno R3, and I'm thoroughly impressed with its quality and design. This case is a fantastic accessory if you're tinkering with or using an Arduino Uno regularly.The case is specifically designed for the Arduino Uno, and the fit is spot-on. The two-piece injection-moulded ABS enclosure snaps together effortlessly, encasing the Arduino securely. I appreciate the snug fit – it holds the Arduino firmly in place, ensuring that it doesn't rattle around or get damaged during use or transport.A major highlight is the access it provides to all the Arduino connectors. This design feature is crucial because it means you can fully utilise the Arduino without having to remove it from the case.The wall-mountable feature of this case is a bonus, especially if you're working in a small space or want to create a permanent setup for your projects. It provides an additional method of organising and displaying your Arduino setup.In terms of aesthetics, the transparent design looks sleek and allows you to see the Arduino at work, which is pretty cool, especially if you're demonstrating or teaching.In summary, this Transparent Case for the Arduino Uno R3 is a well-designed, functional, and aesthetically pleasing solution for protecting your Arduino. It offers great protection and convenient access to the connectors. For any Arduino Uno user, this case is a wise investment to keep your device safe and functional. 👍💻🛡️

This is an excellent case, protecting the Arduino so it can be safely carried around and put down without risk of shorting anything. The clarity of the plastic leaves the pin markings legible. Of course, this means that a HAT cannot be attached directly, but if that is required then a header extension strip will take the connections up to the top of the case.Access to the reset button is via a hole in the top of the case. A bent wire key is provided but if that is lost a miniature screwdriver will do the job.I would certainly recommend this for people learning to code who want to carry an Arduino around safely. The case is sturdy and practical

Nicely protects the uno from accidentally shorting things out and looks quite nice. No tools required to open/close the case and seems reasonably rugged. The light pipes to make the leds visible on the top of the case are a nice and welcome touch.The only negative (and the reason for dropping a star) is the slots to access the I/O pins. I find it difficult to get the wires into the correct pinout as they are quite a way down below the top of the case. Maybe dropping the top down to the top of the pin headers using a chamfer behind the taller USB socket & power socket would have been a better design choice.All in all, thise case gives value for money in my opinion and yes, I would buy another should one be needed.

If you're tired of your Arduino R3 being exposed to the elements (or your clumsy fingers), you need the SB Components Transparent case.This bad boy is like a suit of armour for your little robot friend - or like a fancy hat that protects your precious brain from the sun. And let's talk about the transparency - it's like a window to your robot's soul. You can watch your robot's little circuits and wires buzzing around like tiny bees in a hive. It's kind of mesmerizing, to be honest.And don't even get me started on the ROHS compliance. I don't know what that means, but it sounds fancy and official. It's like the case says, "Hey, I'm not just any case - I'm a ROHS-compliant case. That means I'm serious about protecting your precious robot baby."But let's not forget the real reason we all buy cases - to show off to our friends. When they come over and see your fancy little robot buddy all snug in its see-through case, they'll be like, "Whoa, you're like the Tony Stark of Arduino R3s." And you'll be like, "Yeah, I know. I'm pretty cool like that."So if you want to take your robot game to the next level (or just want to show off to your friends), you need the SB Components Transparent case. It's like a little condo for your robot - only without the annoying neighbour upstairs who plays loud music all night.

This is a lovely piece of kit, ideal for securely encasing your Arduino. Clips together and secures the Arduino snugly whilst still providing access to all the necessary sockets and plugs. A very handy little key is provided to unlock the case if required, with my one and only criticism being that this key, being so small, will be very easy for me to lose. But that’s more a criticism of my very untidy working space. Overall, very highly recommended.

For the price I wasn’t expecting too much, but this is a really nicely finished case. Wires fit in easily through the slots in the top, and there are molded plastic struts that act like fibre-optic cables so you can clearly see what the LEDs on your UNO are doing. There’s a hole to get to the reset button, and the manufacturers have provided a useful tool for this. I’ve 3-D printed a few different styles of arduino cases in the past, and this is way better than anything I’ve come across so far.

I am trying to leave the Arduino set up continuously for a long period, to work through the programming exercises in Simon Monk's book. This little transparent plastic case is in two halves which pop together to enclose the Arduino above and below, but it has slots and cut-outs so that all connections can be made without taking the case off. There is enough room inside to allow the voltage regulator to cool.It looks as if this will protect the unit from dust, crumbs, attentive moths and other intruders and will prevent any accidental short-circuiting of the contacts underneath by wires or other conducting materials on my workdesk. There are also a couple of slotted screw-holes in the underside of the case, which allow you to hang it on a vertical surface reversibly or fix it down to a horizontal base. Nice design.