Raspberry Pi 3 B+ ,Pi 2,3 Premium Metal Case with Heatsink Screw Driver Black

Compared with  Corkea Tinker Case Aluminium with Fan Blue , the temps of my Raspberry Pi 3 dropped 4'C, which is great. However, the build quality is nowhere near as good. When it arrived, the sides were bent too much, so the screws would not fit all the way through to both screw holes. After I forced the screw holes to be close enough that the screws would go through both, I found that the screw holes are too big for the screws provided, so the screws just keep on turning.When used with an  ASUS Tinker Board , I was happy that I didn't have to chose between fan or heatsink (like I have to with most cases), and I could use both. However, the cooling was not as good as other cases I've used. Compared with  Aukru Clear Case with Cooling Fan , my temps went up 2'C. That doesn't sound like a lot, but when you're already at the top of what the board can handle, it becomes a problem because thermal throttling kicks in. In the Aukru case, the Tinker Board I used for my tests (a loop of 20 iterations of SysBench Prime to 20,000 primes on all four cores) would throttle on average about 17.66% of the time. With this case, throttling increased to 57.84% of the time (with clocks dropping 200MHz lower than with the Aukru).As a result, I cannot use it with a Tinker Board. And, while the cooling for the RP3 is good (not great), the build quality and aesthetics aren't as good as the other Corkea case I have, which makes me not want to use it.

I LOVE this case. It looks great and - being metal - has a nice feel to it too. It has just enough weight that network, power and USB cables don't tend to make it want to slide around if they are pulling slightly. I have an ASUS Tinkerboard in my case, but it is the same layout as the Pi 3 so works with the included fan and all connectors line up nicely with the holes in the case.I have two comments about the case, which are not negatives really - just things to note:1) The mini fan, I find, makes a very high pitch noise which you might notice in a very quiet environment. It is not offensive or annoying but it is there if you listen.2) With the case closed you cannot see the power or activity LEDs - maybe the case would benefit from a few slots or holes to allow you to see these.I will definitely be getting more of these cases for other projects.

Have purchased two previously and they were fine. However the design has now been 'improved' allowing access to SD card while Pi in case (something previously impossible). Now it is impossible to fit Pi as the bolts holding fan in place block the Pi from sitting above screw holes. Bolts removed and reversed and Pi fits. Then an issue putting lid on as now the holes have not been drilled to match the specification of the screw, so now screws protude. After the 'improvements' were made it appears no one actually thought about testing the case.

No problems getting the card in and out, and all screw holes line up.

great case great fit and hole`s line up. Got my vote

Quite possibly the smartest looking case for the Pi3!

Looks ok, but you can't change OS without dismantling the unit, poor.