Raspberry Pi Zero Case with Heat Sink and 3 in 1 Adapter Kit Compatible with Raspberry Pi Zero W (Black)

Multiple problems with this product. Buyers should be aware before buying.1. Incorrectly made. The small plastic posts inside the case are a slightly spaced incorrectly. This means all 4 posts will not seat correctly with the Pi Zero board. I confirmed this by trying three Pi Zero boards I bought during the past two years. All of them had the same problem.2. It is impossible to remove the micro SD card from the Pi after the card is inserted and the board is closed up in the case other than to unscrew the case and very carefully removing the entire board from the bottom shell. The case is very poorly designed. This will not be an issue for anyone who inserts the micro SD card and plans to never remove it again.Overall, this was a BAD purchase. The case looks nice but other than that it is not a good product or one I would recommend. I do not understand why this product has such a high rating especially with the inability to remove the micro SD card issue. Makes me suspicious of the positive reviews. Keep in mind there are manufacturers/sellers on Amazon who offer some sort of credit or discount to buyers in exchange for a review. It is a loophole in the Amazon feedback system. Keep this in mind whenever you see positive reviews. In other instances the product is rightfully good and deserves a high rating. Use your gut feeling.

Picked up a Banana Pi M2 Zero (imagine the 1Ghz Raspberry Pi 3a+ in the form factor of a Raspberry Pi Zero) and tried to fit it into the Office Raspberry Pi Zero W case (the red and white one) but the Banana Pi M2 Zero is just a tad thicker than the Raspberry Pi Zero W, so that was a no-go.Was looking for other cases with accessories and came across this. Even if if the Banana Pi M2 Zero wouldn't fit, the accessories look useful. With some finagling I got the Banana Pi M2 Zero to fit in here, thankfully it was just moving the board around till the ports matched up perfectly, so no modification to the case was needed. Once the board was secured I installed the antenna and found a nice spot for it in this roomy case (the Banana Pi has trash wireless if the antenna is not installed). The provided heatsink is wonderful and fits on this chip and cools it well, keeps it from throttling when playing N64 and PS1 games. The HDMI converter was useful, and I will keep it in case. The USB adapter is wonderful, I taped it to the side of the case and the whole thing looks sharp.If I had to say a con, I wish they provided a cover for the hole for the GPIO pins. I don't use them, but it would have been nice to have a ventilated cover to put there.Overall, I'm very pleased with this case, recommend it to anyone looking for a Banana Pi M2 Zero case.Thank you.

Perfect - came with all parts pictured and described, as well as 4 screws to keep the entire housing securely in place around the pi zero. The whole reason I chose this one over other cases was the optional wall mounting screw hole in the back. While it included all the screws and attachments for literally anything else you could use, it didn't supply a screw for it (for good reason, since some people opt for screws and others for drywall anchors), but that's no problem - just get a small beveled, flat top wood screw. Or a drywall anchor with a similarly shaped semi-flat top screw. See my attached photo - there's plenty of clearance between it and the Pi to hang the whole enclosure on a wall, but there's even more clearance when using a flat top wood screw.

The board is not the right size and that led to multiple issues, including breaking my camera port! The Pi Zero W moves inside the case and this leads to the HDMI and power connections being loose. If you hold them in place and try to get the camera connected, well the camera port is definitely very flimsy and it breaks off easily.I don't think i will buy this one again.

The case is great and the HDMI connector seems to work, but the USB adapter does not and now I need to order an adapter. This was the reason I bought this case to have all the items I would need at once, so it not working makes this item a worthless buy. Unfortunately, it won't be worth the effort of a return since I did use the heatsink, so I will be spending money buying another adapter. Case fits great and has access to the SD card unlike the other review suggests.

Case is super cheap. It does not hold the pi securely. The SD card cannot be removed without opening the case. When unscrewed, significant amounts of plastic is pulled out. I expect that I'll only be able to open/close the case a few times before the screws stop holding. The combo of that plus SD removal makes for 1 star for the case. The other parts of the kit seem to work ok, thus 2 stars.

The USB adapter is kinda cheap. One of mine broke on the first day. Other than that I like the case.

Bought two more after first one.I am squeezing in a GPS receiver and a Real Time Clock to make a primary NTP server using RPi-Zero_W.

For the price, this is a nice little kit. I bought a handful of Raspberry Pi Zeros for a number of mini-projects one of which needed a case, nothing too fancy but something that made it look better than a bare-bones circuit board.So I bought this. Anyone who has ever bought a Pi Zero without paying too much attention to it will be instantly frustrated that they probably are missing a number of specific cables or adapters. Luckily, this kit provides you with a number of accessories other than just the case, let's take a look at the contents of the kit:Firstly, there's the case. It's not pretty but it is functional and sometimes that's all you need. The Pi Zero went in nicely and it's a lovely snug tight fit. If I'm being honest, I'm not sure I would be able to prize it out of the case again without breaking something but as I don't need to I'm not gonna worry about it until I need to cross that bridge (but that's the main reason for dropping a point). The ports all line up as you'd expect and it was nice to see it had a lovely GPIO "sunroof" if I needed to be able to access the GPIO pins whilst it was still in its case.Next up was the male GPIO header. Now, I didn't need this as I bought the Pi Zero WH (wireless and pre-soldered header) but it was nice that they put one in the kit in case I'd just bought the Pi Zero W. That's now in my spares box if I ever need it.There is a heat sink for the board, I'm not so sure how hot the Pi Zero gets and whether it actually needs an actual heat sink but I've put it on anyway. Again, it's nice to have included.More useful is the micro USB to USB female adapter, this was very useful as I needed to plug in a keyboard and mouse, one thing about the Pi Zero is that it only has a single input for USB, luckily for me I have a USB switch which you can attach a keyboard and mouse too and then attach that to the adapter and into the Pi.Finally, there is a mini-HDMI to standard HDMI connector. This was great as I'd run out of mini-HDMI cables so it was good to able to use one of the billion standard HDMIs that are scattered around the house and I didn't have to buy another specific cable to be able to use the Pi Zero with a display.TL:DRThis is a decent set of accessories for the price to get your Pi Zero up and running. It's not exactly pretty to look at but it fills it's intended function so that's good enough.

Not that the case can do quite what I want at the moment, it was a cheap starter kit and in black, already had a white one, but not this style case, not used the heat sink, but I don’t see the point.

Good pi zero w case. Chunky but I use my pi on moving devices so its needed.

Fits perfectly and looks good on the Pi.

Fits perfectly! Comes with heatsink and screws to seal the pi zero into place.