Miuzei Case for Raspberry Pi 4 with Fan Pi 4 Case Power Supply Heatsinks

Layered acrylic cases seem to be a dime a dozen these days - everyone is making one, and not everyone is making them well. They put together loose and sloppy, and are hard to get lined up tight with clean edges. That's not the case here. This case was clearly well thought out from bottom to top - each layer is precisely molded to the components on the Raspberry Pi 4 to ensure a great stack. This definitely means you aren't going to get a Raspberry Pi 3 into this case, but it also means you are almost guaranteed to get super clean looking edges once your stack is complete. The fan is very quiet, even on 5V. I tried switching it to 3.3V, and I honestly couldn't hear a thing unless I put it up to my ear to listen. The two videos attached barely have the fan audible - this was the best I could capture! Keep in mind that the video was shot about six inches from the Raspberry Pi in an attempt to pick up audio. At a more reasonable distance, you cannot hear the fan at either 5V, or 3.3V. The pictures attached show the unboxing, and various stages of the build process from start to finish. The good: - It looks amazing, seriously. This is about the best looking layered case I've put together. - The included heatsinks and power supply make this case go from a good deal to a great deal... you're not going to need to add anything except an SD card, a micro HDMI cable, a keyboard and a mouse to get up and running. The neutral: - Pay attention to the (fantastic) instructions. Don't get ahead thinking you need to install the heatsinks first. These instructions really are clear about when you need to do what. If you've done this many time before, you'll be tempted to just "wing it". You may end up installing heatsinks in a way that will make the layers not line up. - The wires on the included power supply seem a bit thin, but it's only carrying 5V @ 3A, and it IS marked as UL listed... so they must be correctly. For reference, The wire on the official Raspberry Pi power supply is about 3x thicker. The bad: - I had no bad experiences with this kit, I am really happy with my purchase. Verdict: Highly recommend. As soon as I buy another Raspberry Pi 4, I'll be buying another case - guaranteed!

I've purchased well over a dozen of this style of case, and I can say it's one of my favorites for the RPi 4. Most of my fleet is RPi 5 now, but for the lingering lower-powered systems around the house, I favor this case style. Overall, the build quality is nice. The top and bottom acrylic sheets have a nice protective (cloudy) covering you remove, which leaves the most important, visible parts flawless if you're careful. I did see some debris from the laser cutting, but I was able to remove it with the sticky adhesive from the protective covering I mentioned above. This specific purchase was a replacement of a pre-existing case where the fan had failed, and it was actually cheaper to replace the whole case and fan rather than just order fans. The replacement was straightforward and, even though these were made by different companies, they were almost identical. The one "gotcha" I experienced was that the previous case had a slightly thinner fan and a slightly taller heat sink. In order to make this work without bending the acrylic sheets during closure, I had to replace the two main heatsinks, which were just slightly shorter than the previous versions from the other company. It might have something to do with how the fan screws and nuts stick out more as well, but the main thing is: replacing those two primary heatsinks allowed me to assemble without bowing. (Tension and bowing are bad in a case! If this is a fresh install, just follow the directions, and you'll be fine.) As I mentioned before, I'm a huge fan of the acrylic cases you assemble layer by layer — clear and black opaque material — as it's both fun to assemble and you get to see how things build up stage by stage, and why each stage is shaped the way it is. It's very zen. Almost like building blocks, but they protect your RPi. So the material looks great out of the box and installs easily. Just know that, over time, acrylic will scratch and also get dusty and dirty unless you're keeping these in a clean room. The old case I pulled was hazy and crazed, with loads of accretion from years of use, so the fresh clean acrylic is very nice — gives the RPi 4 a quick makeover. The cooling is an essential part of the higher-end RPi 4 and 5 units, and this case has a one-two punch: higher quality aluminum heat sinks (four of them), along with a main CPU fan. Install it the right way, based on the video, and the wires are perfect in length. You have two choices in how to plug this in: 5V/GND or 3.3V/GND. I recently decided to connect the RPi 4 fans to 3.3V, as this undervolting makes things quieter, and I'm assuming they last longer too. The enemy of fans is, of course, dust and other debris getting into the bearings, so make sure you maintain this over time. We've discussed the material — high-quality, precision-engineered and cut acrylic that holds things right where you want them — but we should also talk about the hardware itself. The screws and nuts are good. The original company used circular nuts that are partially hidden inside the case, nearly flush, whereas these nuts stick out far more from the acrylic. One benefit of the less-flush nuts is that they're easier to grip with a hex bit, so you can tighten them more easily. The four rubber feet on the bottom are nice for keeping the case away from the desk, which probably provides a little extra airflow and also keeps the screws and nuts from contacting your desk surface and prevents the unit from sliding around. This particular case comes with a 5V 3A power supply, and I really appreciated the versatility of the in-line power switch. Not every power supply out there comes with one, and having it built in is very helpful for when you want to cut power entirely. Phantom power is a real thing, and a physical switch is handy. The 3A supply is also enough to power an RPi 4 without throttling, which is essential. Overall, I can highly recommend this durable case: easy to install, a visual refresh, a quiet fan, new rubber feet, and decent heat sinks.

It’s one of the best cases I’ve used. The sleek, clean look makes it perfect for a desktop setup, and it comes with everything you need to protect and cool your Raspberry Pi right out of the box. Pros: ✅ Sleek & Minimalist Design – Looks great on any desk and fits well with other tech gear. ✅ Great Cooling – The built-in fan and aluminum heatsinks keep temperatures low, even under heavy workloads. ✅ Easy Assembly – Everything aligns perfectly, and installation is quick and hassle-free. ✅ Includes 5V 3A Power Supply – No need to buy an extra adapter; the included power supply is stable and reliable. ✅ Strong & Durable Build – The case feels solid, providing good protection for the Pi board.

It is not very convenient to assemble and disassemble frequently, and the USB connection is not snug. But it works fine and looks good.

I like that the case is designed to see all components with clear acrylic, and you can spot dust buildup and clean it before it becomes a heat problem. I like how the layers clamp the circuit board for the Raspberry Pi firmly without crushing it. It has a switching power supply that doesn't interfere with other electronics. (I had a transformer type before that interfered with my Echo Show, and made the Echo device act brain dead.) It venitlste very effectively, and hasn't gotten warmer than 45c since the new case was installed, and when it did, I was running Libre Office and GIMP image editing software st the same time. It cannot be heard, the fan on high is silent for all intents and purposes. The assembly diagram was in pictures and was very easy to follow. It took only 20 minutes to get the computer in securely, checked, and up and running. And got the price, I couldn't have done better. I've been building and repairing PC computers for 30 years, and this was a piece of cake. I think a 10 year old child could have done the job with minimal supervision. If I get another Raspberry Pi, it will be in this case, I'll buy another, they are near perfectly designed, very intelligently. I can't get over how cool the CPU stays, ventilation is great - but it can't be heard!

This is a great little case. I didn't pay much attention to what I ordered, honestly - it was a Pi4 case and it came with power, so it was an impulse buy so I could start using my Pi safely. Nobody will really see it once deployed. That said, when it came it, I was pleasantly surprised. The case isn't a two-piece case - it's actually a series of stacked plastic parts each precision cut for its place in the case with the 4 corner screws holding it all together. The Pi isn't mounted anywhere - it just fits in it's strategic spot and doesn't move once it's assembled. The fan comes with instructions to hook it up two ways - to 3v or 5v for whichever speed is desired. I built mine with the 3V and it's pretty quiet. From 1ft away, I don't hear it. The heat sinks fit perfectly. There are feet and nuts from the assembly bolts so there's space and wall-mount holes - it'll stand off the wall roughly 1/4" so airflow will be good. The power supply works with what I assume is one of the early Pi4's that probably has the power issue (early Pi4s report incorrectly to some USBC power supplies and won't work). All in all, no issues and I'm happy with my purchase... and bonus, it does look great too!

The fan is quiet, and the overall look is good with holes for the GPIO and the camera ribbon, as well as easy access to the SD card. The overall fit is good as well around the pi 4. The power supply works well and the on-off switch is really nice to have. Of the whole thing, the only part that I didn't like was the assembly. This is several layers of plastic that stack, which works for the job, but they move independently when trying to get it all together, which makes getting the screws in and it together kind of annoying. Once you have it together there is no more issue...unless you need to open it to change/add a ribbon for the camera. Still, for the most part, I like it.

This is a great case for a Raspberry Pi. The fit was perfect, it was easy to put together and it looks great too. Since I’m new to the Pi experience I have a lot to learn but I’m very pleased with this purchase.

I held off buying this for a while because so many people had issues... I'm here to tell you it's easy af. I took maybe 10 minutes to do it. If I had any complaints it's the power cord Is not as long as I'd like. 1st of all likely the most thorough set of instructions placed with an item I have bought on Amazon to date Perfect product Under priced Assembly 10 minutes Aesthetically pleasing Functionality perfect. Zero issues with plugs Fan is so quiet, i nicked my ear b4 I heard it. My pi would now survive a bomb blast I'm sure of it. Will definitely be back for more. Tips when you get it do not shuffle the pieces. Take the screws out hold it together as it was and start there. Do Not mix the pieces up I can see that being a pain In the buttu

This case is good. Came with heat sinks and a fan which is two speeds, really liked that. Went together good and looks good. Fit perfectly. Also it’s a really great price for what you get!

Easy to setup. Fits the Pi nicely and the integrated fan is great. Its been running smooth 24/7 for about a year now.

Perfect case

Fits beautifully, and the fan operates quietly (barely audible), even at maximum power. Generally intuitive assembly (had to check the installation guide at times) and the included heatsinks stick on easily. Super happy with the high quality build of this case. Works as advertised.