ElectroCookie Mini PC Case for Raspberry Pi 5 with Active RGB Lighting Cooler (Matte Black)

Very good product! I would definitely buy another!

Cute little case built for the Raspberry Pi. Has a little LED cooling fan that makes it look just like the big boys. Easy to install the Pi in the case and a good amount of headroom for stacked boards like an extra NVMe.I recommend this if you'd like your Pi to look like its big brother PC.

I was very surprised to find this at such a low price. It seems nice durable and strong. I am slowly procuring all the pieces and parts to build my own raspberry pi.

This case is so cute. Just know that it comes fully disassembled. It’s fun to put together, though. It’s just like building a PC, but on a micro scale. It fits the RP5 perfectly and looks so cute. It almost looks like a toy. Overall very happy with it and can’t recommend it enough to RP enthusiasts.

This item was received for free, however, this review is 100% honest and unbiased.This case is surprisingly impressive for being entirely plastic. I mean, I have other cases made of plastic and steel for different Raspberry Pi models, and I've even designed and 3D printed my own cases. However, what I really appreciate about this one is the acrylic access door—it looks much better visually compared to an all-black design.The only downside I've noticed is the gap between the USB and Ethernet ports and the panel. I wish it fit more snugly, as it's a bit of a dust magnet with those ports facing upwards. But honestly, this isn't a major issue; a quick dusting every now and then takes care of it.I also like that it came with a heatsink and an RGB fan. Although I ended up not using them because my setup includes an M.2 NVMe PCIe hat that already has its own heatsink and fan.

works ok, but is hard to assemble

Thought I seen it fit a pi 4. Does not. But looks great.

Overall, this is a solid micro tower-like case. All of the pieces are cut with precision and fitment is excellent. My only gripe is HAT usage. Specifically, I'm using a 2280 NVME HAT that fit in my previous aluminum case but technically did not fit this case without modification. This is because the 'top' panel where the LAN and USB ports are fits around the ports whereas my other case had the ports slightly recessed. The 2280 HAT I'm using has the securing screw for the drive sit flush with the outer edge of the ports, so I had to notch the case slightly to allow for clearance, and I still need to remove the Pi if I want to remove the drive. It's a shame because it looks like there is enough room to shift the entire board down 1-2mm which is all it would need. If you are not using an overly large HAT, this is still an excellent case. Hopefully this review will help them design a v2 of this because it is really fun.