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FLIRC Raspberry Pi 4 Case Reviews

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Was sceptical of the reviews for this case but have to say it's simply the best (passive) cooling option for your Raspberry Pi 4. Being passive means it is of course completely silent yet the temperature is very well controlled at around 6-8 deg.C above the best active (fan based -and noisy) cooling options here. So overall the second bet option but absolutely the ebst passove cooling option. Recommended.
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Posted 5 years ago
Perfect metal case. High quality materials make it look beautiful. Good noiseless heatsink solution for cooling down RPi soc cpu. Absolutely worth its price. Highly recommended!
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Posted 5 years ago
Fits well, its good quality and all the ports are easily accessible. Judging my how warm it gets it is really sucking the heat away from the processor. Great passive cooling.
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Posted 5 years ago
Precision engineering with a gorgeous look and feel.
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Posted 5 years ago
Keeps the Pi4 board cool.. mine has been running nicely for almost 3 weeks... avg cpu temp when idle is ~43 degrees currently. I can highly recommend this case
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Posted 5 years ago
Kept the pi4 much cooler although the case itself got very hot.
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Posted 5 years ago
Couldn't be happier with the case! Beautifully made, looks great, fits perfectly. It is worth noting though that with a Pi 4 it will get fairly hot (but not too hot to touch) which is great in that it is acting as a good heat sink but I hadn't anticipated it would be that warm!
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Posted 5 years ago
Designed for use with a stand-alone Pi 4 cannot really use with Hats. The best case made Pi 4 case I have tried. Always used the slightly smaller one on my Pi 3s. I would recommend this product as it looks good, is an effective heatsink (needed for Pi 4)
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Posted 5 years ago