NooElec Extruded Aluminum Enclosure Kit for HackRF One by Great Scott Gadgets (Silver)

Fits the HackRF itself nicely, however I had to file out the holes for the SMA connectors. My HackRF had connectors with square bases so they would not fit the round holes in the endcaps.

This case will protect your HackerRF One (although you could still potentially damage the antenna connections since they do not connect to the case) and may help (I didn't test) with EMI shielding. But it definitely allows me to go into and office plugged into my personal laptop without having that fun discussion you WILL have with building security explaining why you have a black box with the word Hacker on it. The only downside to this enclosure is that the LEDs are harder to see, because they do not stick out, but that is it.

I got this case for better shelding and I thought it was compatable

The case fits well. I'm not sure it has done much to lower the RF noise floor as I thought it might. But it has made my HackRF more rugged than it was before. It might be nice to see one of these cases with a screw in USB cable port to help protect the fragile mini-usb ports. These are seen on higher end SDR cases like those for signal hound.

I added the TXCO, shield kit and metal case to my HackRF One. Well worth the expense. I would suggest that if you have the original plastic case, this is a recommended upgrade.

I will have to drill out antenna holes to support the completely ROUND ANTENNA connectors of my 'budget' (Non-Great Scott Gadgets) HackRF ONE. Solid box. Great labeling on the case. Rubber feet are larger than you would expect (which is good).

Didn't fit perfectly but with some filing down it was fixable. Probably I just had a slightly longer board then normal

Works well with the Hackrf one and the NooElec Tiny TCXO. No issues.

Sliding the top and bottom cases together proved problematic, they appeared out of alignment and I had to press them together to snap tight. The slightest movement would make them 'pop' back out. Once forced into position and the board inserted and the end caps fitted, the two blue buttons on the HackeRF One would stick because the end cap holes were out of whack. All in all this case has poor below the average alignment tolerances.

Swapped out the case for the HackRF 1 in a few minutes. Not any kind of problem or adjustment needed. Went straight in, working fine.

Nice quality case, but I had to drill out the holes (to 7mm) on the end plates as they just wouldn't fit the SMA connectors on the HackRF. No big deal, unless you don't have a drill press.

Works just as expected.

Rubbish