Multicomp for Use with:Raspberry Pi B+, Raspberry Pi 2, Raspberry Pi 3 and Hat Pcbs - CBPIHAT-BLK

I got this case to go along with a a breakout board that mounts to the GPIO header. The case fits just nice around the board and it holds the Pi in place.

This is a good case, not a great case. Once you get it assembled and everything put together (which requires more force and fiddling than I would like), the top plastic case slides off and on easily, but stays in place unless you want to move it. The top is clear plastic, so you can watch the blinky lights, and the added height compared to other cases does nicely fit the POE hats.

My fault for not looking at the pictures carefully. If I had I'd have realized it wasn't going to work for my application. I bought this to use with a DAC. There isn't enough room for the audio out jacks. In order to accommodate them you need to remove the top and leave it off. It's definitely not compatible with all HATs. It's a nice case though. Fits together well and is easy to assemble.

Once I got it I didnt think it was the right thing as it didnt look like it would fit right. I was wrong. If fit perfectly. Make sure to remove your sd card first, remove the top clear plastic and the bottom black base. Put your sense-hat-ed pi in the the middle piece lining up all the holes. put the black base back on. Inset clear plastic top. Insert your set can. Put all cables back and your're good to go.

There are nicer cases. It annoys me that it doesn't close all the way with the Sense hat joystick.

I purchased this because my red and white Raspberry Pi case didn't exactly fit the Sense Hat too and wouldn't snap shut. I took a chance on this one and everything fits perfectly. If you're having the same problem that I had, you need to get this one. Whomever designed this case actually knew what they were doing.

Does not fit the "official Poe hat"The initial assembly is good, but the lid will not close.This is was insanely frustrating and a huge waste of time.One can only hope this review saves everyone more time and money than me.

Well made and fits perfectly but it seems that the enclosure throws off the temperature readings a bit. If it stays consistent I can maybe adjust for that in the code to get a correct reading displayed. Not that I need high precision since +- 2 degrees is good enough for my purpose.