đ€ Keep your Pi 5 cool, sleek, and unstoppable.
The CanaKit Pi 5 Case in Turbine Black combines a polished high-gloss finish with advanced thermal management, featuring a PWM variable speed fan and a mega anodized heat sink with five thermal pads. Designed for Raspberry Pi 5, it offers robust protection, quiet operation, and efficient cooling in a compact, stylish package.
Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 2 |
Brand | CanaKit |
Series | Turbine |
Item Weight | 2.93 ounces |
Package Dimensions | 5.31 x 3.7 x 1.97 inches |
Color | Black |
Manufacturer | CanaKit |
ASIN | B0BZK4TGH4 |
Date First Available | March 24, 2023 |
J**R
Perfect enclosure for a set and forget Pi
This kit is super easy to install a Pi in. It keeps things cool as a cucumber and I love that the fan speed is not too loud. I use this for some homebrew stuff, so its hidden in a closet somewhere, but this kit looks soo good it could sit on a desk and not look out of place. IT is plastic, so it doesnt have a nice metal machine finish if thats what youre going for, but overall its a nice little enclosure for the price!
A**N
Overall decent case if you run your Pi 5 with MicroSD
This is a decent active-cooled case that is easy to assemble. I am going to switch to a different case because I'll be using a NVMe bottom hat. I think if you get a Pi 5 you should probably run it off NVMe SSD over MicroSD, even if you setup log2ram. The performance boost is significant with minimum cost increase.The pi5 in this case runs around 54-56ÂșC constantly while mostly idle (>99% idle per sar), I only run pi-hole and unbound on this pi so it's not a ton of cycles. I think this is about how hot the Pi 5 runs in general, the fan is on very low and quiet most of the times. Overall i like this case, I just wish it would accommodate NVMe top and bottom hats better.
B**5
A good case if the choices they made work for you
TL/DR: if you're installing a Pi 5 and don't plan to regularly handle the Pi (e.g. for experimenting with GPIO or the camera) but rather just have it sitting out of the way being a computer, this is a great case.Installation is not that hard. There are no screws, everything snaps together or sticks. The fan snaps to the lid (think about where you want the fan cable to go). The cooler has thermal pads already glued in place. Just remove the film covering them (very easy thanks to the film being oversized), align the cooler, and press down. The Pi slides into the bottom of the case. The bottom snaps into the case which then holds the Pi in place. Connect the fan to the Pi. Snap on the lid with fan. Insert SD card, connect display, keyboard, power, and you're all set. This can easily be done in a few minutes with no screwdriver in sight.The lever that pushes the power button is a bit stiff but that's not a bad thing. The fan is very quiet. There is room between the lid and the rest of the case to bring IO cables out. The case is plastic so there is nothing to impede a WiFi signal. The case has markings for HDMI 0 and 1 so you don't have to guess which HDMI connection to use for a single monitor (not sure it matters anymore - at one time there were issues with HDMI 1 being used as single monitor connection). And finally, there are 2 screw holes in the bottom of the case that you could use to wall-mount the Pi if you're so inclined.What don't I like about this case (personally)? A few things. The bottom of the case does not sit tightly into the rest of the case. If it will be manipulated from time to time, it can definitely come out unintentionally. The cooler gets stuck on rather than using the screw holes the Pi 5 has for that purpose. If you have to remove it later, you will likely need to clean up glue and possibly pad material from those chips and the cooler, and replace the pads. Pulling the SD card using the opening provided is quite tricky (inserting was easy enough). Considering how easily the bottom comes out, it may be easier to temporarily remove the Pi to pull the card.
B**.
CanaKit Pi 5 Case for Raspberry Pi 5
The CanaKit Pi 5 Case for Raspberry Pi 5 is a premium accessory designed to enhance the performance and longevity of your Raspberry Pi 5 device. Featuring a sleek Turbine Black design, this case is not only aesthetically pleasing but also packed with practical features that cater to the needs of tech enthusiasts and hobbyists alike.The CanaKit Pi 5 Case comes equipped with a MEGA Heat Sink that efficiently dissipates heat generated by the Raspberry Pi 5, ensuring optimal performance during intensive tasks and extended usage periods. In addition to the heat sink, this case also includes an Active Cooling Fan that further enhances thermal management, preventing overheating and maintaining a stable operating temperature for your device. Constructed from high-quality materials, this case provides robust protection for your Raspberry Pi 5, safeguarding it against dust, dirt, and accidental damage while maintaining accessibility to all ports and components.I appreciate the inclusion of the heat sink and fan in the CanaKit Pi 5 Case. These features have significantly improved the thermal performance of my Raspberry Pi 5, allowing me to push its limits without worrying about overheating issues. The easy installation process and durable construction further add to the appeal of this case, making it a must-have accessory for anyone looking to optimize their Raspberry Pi 5 experience.In conclusion, the CanaKit Pi 5 Case for Raspberry Pi 5 is a highly recommended accessory for enthusiasts and professionals seeking to enhance the performance and reliability of their Raspberry Pi 5 device. With its superior thermal management capabilities, durable construction, and sleek design, this case offers a perfect balance of functionality and aesthetics, making it a valuable addition to any Raspberry Pi 5 setup.
M**S
Nice build quality. Compact. Extremely easy to assemble.
I'm new to the RaspberryPi scene, and the RP5 will be my second build. But in my research it seems CanaKit is a brand that is reliable for this kind of stuff.The RP5 case is about the size of two decks of cards. Has ventilation on top and bottom. The top is where the cpu fan mounts on the inside.The bottom of the case has rubber feet giving it enough lift to allow airflow, and prevents it from sliding around easily. All ports on the pi board are accessible in this case.The fan seems to just clip into the bottom of the lid. No need for screws. Really that can be said about the entire case. Not a screw in sight. Just plastic clips keeping everything nicely together. The heat sink attaches via adhesive.I know some people in the pi community just run the device without a case, but seeing what I have in IT, I would rather have the board protected somehow. This case is a great, affordable option if you are looking for simplicity, something low profile, and functional.
J**N
Pi5
Would like a heatsink that could be more firmly attached then it would be 5 stars
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