Raspberry Pi Case for Pi 5

Purchased this for an arcade system I am building, perfect size for hiding inside the console. And fast delivery as well

Don McLean

Good Product! Does get a little hot but no issues

Tobias Grace

High quality case that comes with fan and heat sink.. very good price

Kerry Draney

I was pleased to find a built in fan in the case which I wasn't expecting, it just plugged straight into the fan port and has worked from the start, nice and quiet, a nice feature.

Roger Dyson

I'm using this just as a Pi 5 with no extra cooler, and it was easy to set up, is sturdy, and works great. Love that there is a hardware switch now. Would like it to be a bit bigger in future updates. But a blessing to have.

Timothy Johns

Affordable, speedy delivery for express shipping, and contemplates the Pi 5

Brendon Pinto

Works as advertised

Michael Thorne

Perfect little cover

Jeff Marcos

Excellent

Sean Corcoran

Works well, everything fits nicely in place.

Glen Dallenger

Works well i really like the integrated Fan.

Anthony Appelgryn

I've just bought three Raspberry Pi 5s (with these Red/White cases, HDMI cables & power supplies from Little Bird and everything works like a dream! I've installed the full 64-bit OS, a port of Debian Bookworm onto an Extreme Pro microSDXC card and I can't believe how fast it is to boot up and loop my videos in fullscreen mode using the VLC app that comes with the OS. I need to hide the technology for this project and don't have access to any sort of cavity behind the screens so these small Pi 5s in these cases are the best possible solution at less than a fifth of the price it would have cost me to do on an Apple Mac Mini. Many thanks to the team at Little Bird Electronics for supplying everything I need and getting it all to me within a few days of ordering. They get a well deserved five stars from me.

Damian Castaldi

Fits well. Does what it is supposed to do. Worth the price

Michael Boonstoppel

Ah, darling, let me tell you about this Raspberry Pi 5 enclosure, a marvel of modern technology fit for even the most discerning connoisseur. Picture this: nestled snugly within its sleek confines is a tiny powerhouse of computing, ready to take on the world with grace and poise. The design, darling, simply exquisite! It's as if Michelangelo himself chiseled it from a block of marble, each curve and line a testament to the artistry of engineering. And the functionality, oh my dear, it's positively divine! With ample room for airflow and ventilation, one can rest assured that their precious Pi will remain cool and collected even under the most demanding tasks. Not to mention the accessibility! Ports and connectors galore, ensuring that one can connect peripherals with the ease and elegance befitting of a Rose. In summary, my dear, this Raspberry Pi 5 enclosure is not just a mere housing for a humble computer; it's a statement, a declaration of sophistication and refinement. Moira Rose approves, and that, my dear, is the highest accolade one can receive in this town. — Reply from Little Bird: Thanks for your review John, I mean Moria Rose! We'd love to see the prompt used to generate that review :-P Could it have been: 'Write a humorous and over-the-top review of a Raspberry Pi 5 enclosure, using flowery and extravagant language. The review should mimic the style of a refined and sophisticated character, reminiscent of Moira Rose from 'Schitt's Creek'. Emphasize the aesthetic design and functionality of the enclosure, comparing it to a masterpiece sculpted by Michelangelo. Highlight its cooling capabilities and the ease of access to ports and connectors, using metaphors and similes related to elegance and high culture. Conclude with a statement that emphasizes the enclosure as a symbol of sophistication and refinement, approvingly endorsed by the character as a top accolade in their society.' ?

John Boxall

I am using this case in a rather humid and rarely air-conditioned environment at the moment to keep my Raspberry Pi 5 server cool. It is operating 24x7 and is doing a great job.

Ross Summerfield