for Raspberry Pi 4B Case Supporting Camera Installation with Heatsinks Case Holder RPI Shell for Raspberry Pi 4B, Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+,Raspberry Pi 3 Model B, Pi 2 Model B & Pi Model B+

Almost impossible to get the thing on the PI5 into this thing, if I could get it in , NEVER DID THiS is TO GO BACK! that star is a minus its just a tide to small

Bottom acrylic plate cracked at the drill holes within a couple hours of assembly. It's very fragile and brittle. No instructions either so I had to use the Amazon pictures to go by.

Plugs and case did not line up with any Rpi variant

No manual or instructions. Does not have clear components shown in picture

heat sink tape was worthless

This is a rebrand of another cluster case stack. They are identical though. The issue is with the parts they supply. They vibrate apart, like even if the unit isn’t near any fans or moving parts, just the movement in the office or home from the building is enough to make the nuts come off the screws holding the board down, and the brass connectors between each level come loose too. You may be able to solve your issue with a little bit of blue lock tight, but this shouldn’t be necessary if they had just included better manufactured nuts.

This is a nice sturdy heat sink. Took Elliot's advice and sanded the paint off the contact points. I have not overclocked the pi. Running a 24/7 4-camera Shinobi setup as well as qbittorrent through OpenVPN and it stays at a constant 46C in a 21C/70F room. The device is warm to the touch and is comfortably held in the hand (my IR thermometer give a reading between 35-37C). The heat can be felt on front and back and over the whole sink with the obvious warm spot over the CPU. It is connected to the network via CAT5 with wifi turned off, headless, and booting from a USB3 SSD. Unlike some other reviewers, I think the contact is tight with the chips. If I squint and peek in there I can see the thermal pads have bulged slightly along the edges.

It basically works, but nothing fits exactly right.

good product

I'm giving a medium rating, because the gap for the connectors are not calculated properly. The normal 40pin headed won't fit on the opening provided. You have to either modify the metal, or your connector. Other than that, the heat transfer is good.

Generally great case, I went on holiday and needed a streaming camera for watching the cats while we were away. I was able to fix this case to a bit of wood for stabilisation and it worked well. The single flaw is the camera holding lid/flap. When that is positioned it isn't very sturdy but if positioned and not nudged it works ok

Cools well now in place but it didn't fit my pi4 4gb - I had to grind off 2mm behind ethernet jack

holes are not matching as expected, can't fit FAN in all the tray.... as hole doesn't match