iphoenix Raspberry Pi 3 B+ (B Plus) Case (Black)

This is a very nice case. PI fits in it very well.Well I screwed up upon first attempting to put PI in its case. You can see in the first picture I had cut the part of the case that goes under the Micro SD card. Then I did find the trick and thought I should share it. First remove micro SD card and and any USB things plugged in. Now the trick... place the end of PI, with the micro SD slot in. ( See picture) Then place the USB and Network jacks in the case at an angle. (See other picture)Now lower the SD end into the case and press it down! To open it again you MUST start by removing the SD card and pull that end of PI up and out of the case first. I hope this helps.

This case is for a Raspberry Pi B+ and not earlier versions. It fits a B+ perfectly and looks great - mostly I don't want to see circuit boards through some transparent acrylic case - I have seen enough circuit boards to fill a lifetime.Access to the MicroSD card is a little fiddly, likely more so because of the placement on the B+ itself but the case could give a bit more room for retrieval. That being said removing the MicroSD card is not a common occurrence so no reason to knock a star.

The case fits like a glove, but the plastic covers one of the regions where a heat sink is supposed to go making it unreliable. Either than that it's great but it can be improved.

Great case, looks great, very nice materials. Fit my Raspberry Pi 3b (non-plus) with no issues. Case has cutouts that allow for airflow, and my heat sinks fit without a problem. Took me 20 seconds to install my Pi, clicked it all together, and now I'm g2g!

Great inexpensive case. Can confirm this case does fit rasberry 3 b+. You have to slide the rasberry into the bottom part first, then snap on the middle piece, then top piece. Thanks

Great Case, good value. Durable case that fits the B+ well.

This case is a perfect fit for the Raspberry Pi 3 B+! I'm really pleased with the design and the fit.

This case taught me the hard way to check for a Micro SD card in the slot before removing a Raspberry Pi. I snapped my microSD card in half. Fun fact, if you snap a Micro SD card and then apply power to it, it can get hot enough to burn you. All that is common sense and I don't blame the manufacturer for my lack thereof. My complaint about this case is that the top cover doesn't stay on and it's because the cover wasn't staying on that I removed my Pi from this case. Once off, the case went straight into the trash, except for that nifty bottom piece with the rubber feet. The company should sell those separately because those come in handy for RPIs which have screens attached to them or for whatever reason don't fit in a normal case. Having something to protect the bottom of the board in the absence of a full case is quite convenient.