KKSB Cases Case for Raspberry Pi 5 with Space for Hats, Add-on Boards, Coolers, and NVMe Hats

Its got loads of room and the PI 5 fits perfectly.Beware of returned items though as I bought this, expecting it to be brand new and was shocked to find rounded off screws and two of the built-in case stand offs with headless broken off screws in them. I have still managed to use the case but was a little disappointed on that front

I have a Raspberry Pi 5 and bought the recommended plastic case, which was perfect.However, I decided to increase the storage capacity and bought a board for an M2 solid state memory to fit on top of the motherboard. With the HAT, it wouldn't fit in the plastic case and I had to get a new case.I looked at several cases and bought the KKSB case. I also bought a second Ri Pi 5 and a second KKSB case because I was so pleased with the result.I liked the case and, being metal, I assumed it would dissipate the extra heat of the M2 memory better than plastic. Morever, the reset switch activator worked well ... a previous case simply had a hole that you had to poke something through to do a reset ... a dreadful omission.I was was very happy with the result. My only niggle was that getting the motherboard plus HAT into the case was a very tight fit because the tiny screw holding the M2 memory in place jutted out a little and it took a little pushing to get the HAT in the case. This was not a significant problem.Note that I did not use the GPIO and its extender, so I can't comment on that.For my application, which is learning ARM AArch64 programming, I am hoppy with this case because it is effective, low cost, and robust.

Very good case, a little fiddly to put together if you have fat fingers. But would strongly recommend.

Excellent product….

Nicely manufactured. Lots of space internally for more than one hat unit.The metal casing is good for keeping temperatures down.

This is an excellent metal case for the Pi 5 computer. Construction material is steel so it provides good mechanical protection and offers some useful RF screening. There's also plenty of expansion space inside plus the side bars can be removed to allow for additional connections.

My only negative review is use of too many screws are used to assemble it. With a better design, a maximum of 4 screws should be enough. Otherwise, it is a good case. I take one star away for use of too many screws for assembly.

Does what it says, great addition to the Pi