Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Official Case Fan & Heatsink for Official Raspberry Pi 4 Case

Heat sink works OK but fan and cover a complete waste of time. Fan is noisy and just circulates the heat around the case with the lid on. Cools better with fan and lid removed. Heat sink works OK but fan and cover a complete waste of time. Fan is noisy and just circulates the heat around the case with the lid on. Cools better with fan and lid removed.

This should not be used on standard pi case without holes as air will only circulate inside This should not be used on standard pi case without holes as air will only circulate inside

Easy to assemble into the (separately purchased) R-Pi case, complete with a heatsink. Plug it in and away you go. The only thing I changed was the temperature range that it comes on and switches off. Sure, you can spend many more of your hard earned dollars on some other super duper cases with fans but this little jobbie does what it says on the box. It's not quiet, but it's just not that noisy either. I ran a CPU test to get the temp up and it worked as expected. My only trivial annoyance with it is that the fan comes on and stays on after you've shutdown the Pi but still have power applied. Easy to assemble into the (separately purchased) R-Pi case, complete with a heatsink. Plug it in and away you go. The only thing I changed was the temperature range that it comes on and switches off. Sure, you can spend many more of your hard earned dollars on some other super duper cases with fans but this little jobbie does what it says on the box. It's not quiet, but it's just not that noisy either. I ran a CPU test to get the temp up and it worked as expected. My only trivial annoyance with it is that the fan comes on and stays on after you've shutdown the Pi but still have power applied.

It's a little bit noisy, but it works perfectly. It's a little bit noisy, but it works perfectly.

For such a small fan it does a great job of cooling my Pi4 8gb. Fits perfectly with the standard Pi 4 case. Is a little loud at times (not and issue but can be a tad annoying at times). For such a small fan it does a great job of cooling my Pi4 8gb. Fits perfectly with the standard Pi 4 case. Is a little loud at times (not and issue but can be a tad annoying at times).

25mm fan on a plastic molding, with a little heatsink too. The parts all fit nicely in the official pi4 case, snapping in snugly and the included wiring diagram is helpful too. What I missed before buying it is how loud and high-pitched the fan is. Shouldn't have been surprised, given it is 25mm and the only way that can move any air is to sing like a bird. Except this one craws like a raven. Would not buy again :(

Only really useful if the Pi is installed somewhere that you cannot see it / hear it - great for a cupboard or a garden shed. Not so great for the living room. 25mm fan on a plastic molding, with a little heatsink too. The parts all fit nicely in the official pi4 case, snapping in snugly and the included wiring diagram is helpful too. What I missed before buying it is how loud and high-pitched the fan is. Shouldn't have been surprised, given it is 25mm and the only way that can move any air is to sing like a bird. Except this one craws like a raven. Would not buy again :(

Only really useful if the Pi is installed somewhere that you cannot see it / hear it - great for a cupboard or a garden shed. Not so great for the living room.

heat sink is awsome so is the fan wish they made these for the raspberry pi 3 aswell. heat sink is awsome so is the fan wish they made these for the raspberry pi 3 aswell.

Its tiny, please check the dimensions. Noisy too. But it has got pwm control. Used it with tinkerboard. Its tiny, please check the dimensions. Noisy too. But it has got pwm control. Used it with tinkerboard.

Fan works fine using the overlay in config to turn fan on at specific temperature.

But it’s not quiet and I can hear the high pitch noise form the other room.

Runs off 5v using a dual gpio jumper socket so can’t switch it to run off 3.3v Fan works fine using the overlay in config to turn fan on at specific temperature.

But it’s not quiet and I can hear the high pitch noise form the other room.

Runs off 5v using a dual gpio jumper socket so can’t switch it to run off 3.3v

This one has the 3 wires, 2 for power and 1 for control. So many fans that come with cases
are only power wire and no control so this works well for on or off at set temp. This one has the 3 wires, 2 for power and 1 for control. So many fans that come with cases
are only power wire and no control so this works well for on or off at set temp.

Definitely added a good level of cooling in my environment. Worth remembering that although connected to Pin #8 this is still GPIO14 (not 8 as I initially thought and didn't work).

Easy to setup in Raspi-Config and also need to consider this only allows auto on from 60 degrees C upwards. Again not a problem, I initially used 60 as a test point and all worked as expected, I have raised this a bit as the fan was turning on too often, it's a trial and error thing until you find your own sweet spot, Definitely added a good level of cooling in my environment. Worth remembering that although connected to Pin #8 this is still GPIO14 (not 8 as I initially thought and didn't work).

Easy to setup in Raspi-Config and also need to consider this only allows auto on from 60 degrees C upwards. Again not a problem, I initially used 60 as a test point and all worked as expected, I have raised this a bit as the fan was turning on too often, it's a trial and error thing until you find your own sweet spot,

I got it for a Pi clone I bought due to the shortages. I also got a couple of copper heatsync's. Made a HUGE difference to the running temp of the CPU. The Heatsync's alone were good but the fans kept the temp way cooler. I got it for a Pi clone I bought due to the shortages. I also got a couple of copper heatsync's. Made a HUGE difference to the running temp of the CPU. The Heatsync's alone were good but the fans kept the temp way cooler.