DVOZVO Retro Gaming Nes4Pi Case for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B, with Fan Cooling and Heatsinks

This is a fabulous, well built and protective case for the Pi - a great, fun cover whether you have an emulator running or you just want a cool case for your Pi.I have seen mention in other reviews over the noise of the fan and stating it is too loud. The pins shown in the instructions are for FULL COOLING MODE so your fan will run on full speed - if you would like it quieter (quiet cooling mode), attach the left RED connector to the first pin and the BLACK right connector to the third pin. If looking top to bottom, the red connector attached to the row CLOSEST to the middle on the Pi and the black connector goes to the row closest to the edge of the pi. I have popped a picture on that should help to understand the placement for quiet cooling mode.This is a great case and it perfect for the Pi. It provides great air flow and fan cooling along with easy to install heatsink. The cover on the front is great if you are not plugging anything into it as it can protect a bit more from dust etc. It's very easy to put together and the instructions explain this too.

Assembly took about 90 seconds, they even provide a little screw driver and a spare screw. (Nice touch).Assembly1. Add heatsinks2. screw board in3. Attach fans to header. TIP: Use 3V positive(red) as on 5V its like a mini turbine. 3V its whisper quiet. Not had any issues with heat on an overclock of 2000, GPU 700 and overvolt of 6V. Tested for 1 hour without issues on varios stress tests before putting back to stock. (Overclock not needed for Pi-Hole/Unbound)4. Spend about 2 minutes opening the trap doorto gain access to ethernet and USB ports. (might just be my case but it was jammed and needed a little gentle persuasion.5. Put the MicroSD card in booted up and voila.I used VNC viewer to control the Pi and leave it headless, running Pi-hole and unbound.PositivesLooksEase of AssemblyQuietness (once fan pin changed)Keep Pi coolPriceNegativesClips together but not particularly well, mine will not stay completely closed (at the USB End on Ethernet port side. Which drives me mad.The mouldings are not of the highest quality.Overall its a solid 8 out of 10 for me. I would recommend

Found it easy to use and set up. Simple to install the fan. The instructions were decent not great. The fan noise is only noticeable with no background noise. Doing anything with audio you can't hear it. I love the styling, the size and value

These are ideal for a little Retro pie game station.Comes with a fan, would have been better it I'd had been a 3 pin variable speed fan, but we can't have everything.Good price and worth the money, reasonable quite.Would I buy again, I'll say, I've 3 so far to make a kit as a present.

Great little case, really pleased.Few other people said the fan is loud, but I really didn't think so.I'm new to this and wasn't sure how the heat sinks went on, but quick Google I found it's just double sided tape on to each chip.Again struggled with how the fan plugs in and ended up googling that too, then noticed the instructions tell you exactly which pins they go on to.Very happy, I'm using it as a retro games machine and I now have 12000 games to work through lol

The case itself is great, great fit and comes with screws and mini screwdriver to fit the pi, the only bad thing is the fan which is loud enough that i wouldnt want this on my desk while its on. Tldr - great case but get a second quiet fan to go with it.

Looks great! The only thing is a the fan, its pretty noisy and very obvious. I would recommend changing fan.

Shocking quality, it is not aluminium as it says in the specs, it's very flimsy plastic