Raspberry Pi 4 Model B 8GB LPDDR4 Quad Core Cortex-A72 64-bit SoC 1.5GHz, 8GB LPDDR4-3200 SDRAM, 40 pin GPIO, Dual Micro HDMI Video Output Supports 4kp60, Dual Band WIFI & Bluetooth

Runs my pihole and small 3 person minecraft server fairly well but needs a fan. Runs my pihole and small 3 person minecraft server fairly well but needs a fan.

This case is well made and fits the raspberry pi 4 perfectly but doesn't allow for enough cooling when the pi is under load.
Unless you are using your pi4 for very light work I recommend buying a case with a fan. This case is well made and fits the raspberry pi 4 perfectly but doesn't allow for enough cooling when the pi is under load.
Unless you are using your pi4 for very light work I recommend buying a case with a fan.

I'd never use anything but the official power supply for the Raspberry Pi.

This one is cute and minimal but:
-the cable points upwards
-the plug has annoying fins that can block other plugs I'd never use anything but the official power supply for the Raspberry Pi.

This one is cute and minimal but:
-the cable points upwards
-the plug has annoying fins that can block other plugs

Streamed the opening game of the RWC perefectly at 1080p. Best RPi yet. Streamed the opening game of the RWC perefectly at 1080p. Best RPi yet.

Pros:
Nice looking case, easier to put together than Pi3 case because there are only 2 parts.

Cons:
No vents and/or fan mount for cooling (Pi will run at 75 deg inside just idle)
No access to GPIO pins because there is no side panel like on the PI3 cases.

Recommendation:
If there is a Pi4 case with a fan available then buy that, if not you will probably need to mod this case and install a fan (there are tutorials on the internet) Pros:
Nice looking case, easier to put together than Pi3 case because there are only 2 parts.

Cons:
No vents and/or fan mount for cooling (Pi will run at 75 deg inside just idle)
No access to GPIO pins because there is no side panel like on the PI3 cases.

Recommendation:
If there is a Pi4 case with a fan available then buy that, if not you will probably need to mod this case and install a fan (there are tutorials on the internet)

It's a cable, not much to say. It works fine and haven't had any issues so far. It's a cable, not much to say. It works fine and haven't had any issues so far.

By: ThomasM284 18/02/21

Verified Owner

I've tried many different power adapters, including a very powerful DJI Mavic 3 Power Supply. I was still getting power warnings until I got this adapter. Finally no more warnings. It's quite technical why other power supplies don't work, but given the low price of this adapter, there's no reason just to set and forget. I've tried many different power adapters, including a very powerful DJI Mavic 3 Power Supply. I was still getting power warnings until I got this adapter. Finally no more warnings. It's quite technical why other power supplies don't work, but given the low price of this adapter, there's no reason just to set and forget.

Such a big upgrade from the legendary Pi 3. I love the fact that they now us USB Type-C and have dual mini HDMI ports. Wi-Fi is solid! Love it!

Using for my Ender 3 Neo printer. Such a big upgrade from the legendary Pi 3. I love the fact that they now us USB Type-C and have dual mini HDMI ports. Wi-Fi is solid! Love it!

Using for my Ender 3 Neo printer.

I brought this to run a mame arcade machine on RetroPi. Does the trick, easy enough for the average linux user. I brought this to run a mame arcade machine on RetroPi. Does the trick, easy enough for the average linux user.

I bought the 4GB kit - included case, cables, power and added heat sink as before buying research revealed this was a must.First project was to actually learn how it work and then install Pi-hole to rid my household of the advertising curse imposed by the internet. Went from zero to reasonable knowledge in a few hours with the help of Google. The 32GB SD had OS in 32-bit but RPv4 needs 64-bit version so able to download and create bootable SD in just a few mins. Unfortunately NZ news is still rubbish but enhanced overseas MSM sites.
Next project . . . . I bought the 4GB kit - included case, cables, power and added heat sink as before buying research revealed this was a must.First project was to actually learn how it work and then install Pi-hole to rid my household of the advertising curse imposed by the internet. Went from zero to reasonable knowledge in a few hours with the help of Google. The 32GB SD had OS in 32-bit but RPv4 needs 64-bit version so able to download and create bootable SD in just a few mins. Unfortunately NZ news is still rubbish but enhanced overseas MSM sites.
Next project . . . .

Enough CPU to be useful at price that is hard to beat - except perhaps by a Pi Zero. This is one was purchased to be a VPN server and with a nice Neo case (also from PB) is firmly part of the network allowing me to work safely from cafes etc. There is a lot of support for pies on the net and the learning journey is generally easy. Enough CPU to be useful at price that is hard to beat - except perhaps by a Pi Zero. This is one was purchased to be a VPN server and with a nice Neo case (also from PB) is firmly part of the network allowing me to work safely from cafes etc. There is a lot of support for pies on the net and the learning journey is generally easy.

I have 2 one 2gb that died on me and a 1gb. Is a great product but frequently overheats I have 2 one 2gb that died on me and a 1gb. Is a great product but frequently overheats