Eleduino Aluminum Case with Dual Intelligent Temperature Control Fan for Raspberry PI 4 (Blue)

This case is very nice. It is well constructed and good quality. Fitment is nice. The fans help reduce temperatures by 20 degrees F under a constant use of movie streaming. Overall very happy with the case. Only cons about the case are that the blue color of the top and the bottom pieces are slightly different shades. The other thing is that the wires for the fan stick out above the height of the case, if they didn’t stick out it would make it easier to slip into a pocket and would have a much cleaner appearance. Apart from that I would buy this case again.

I love this case! It keeps the PI very safe but from physical damage to the board but i had to remove the heat sinks and i really noticed the difference in temperature. This is in order to the PI to fit in the enclosure which looks pretty cool. The double fans are quiet but i think is because I live in a place with much more background noise that I didn’t notice. Also the store was pretty good on point with the shipping and very professional package thank you so much

I just got the product. Quality is good and Pi 4 installation was easy. Immediately after Pi 4 startup fans emitted a slight buzz for a few minutes. After that fans are practically silent. With heavy Pi 4 processor usage (all cores at 100%), processor temperature is at 62 C.

Nice solid case. You can manually turn on and off the fans by touch, though I don't really understand the benefit of that. As far as I can tell, it doesn't seem to be thermostatically controlled -- the fans are always on. But the're not too loud, and the case with fans does keep the temperature stable under a load of several simultaneous benchmark programs running. The thing that bothers me the most about this is the wires that stick out. It just makes it look ad-hoc. There should be some engineered way of not having them stick out like that. That aspect of it is just fugly.

The integrated fan keeps my pi-hole setup under 100 degrees Fahrenheit and the blue metal case is both sturdy and looks great.

Very sturdy, very well-built, excellent design. I’m extremely pleased with this case. I look forward to buying more of this case design and possibly other, future designs from this company.

For the first couple months we had this case, it worked pretty well. The fans did make a bit of noise like the other review said, wasn't a huge deal. However, less than 3 months into having the case, the fans stopped working. But not even just stopped working, blew out or SOMETHING because suddenly the Pi smells like electrical fire, like they shorted or something. Thankfully Pi is okay, but the fans stopping working less than 3 months in is not. This Pi runs all day every day as a home assistant, needs constantly working fans. Will be buying elsewhere next time.

I rarely write reviews, but as someone who is naturally skeptical of any cooling claims for the Raspberry Pi (starting around the 3B to today), I hesitantly bought this case/cooler hoping to handle the workload of a 24/7 DoH and VPN server on a 4B+ in turbo mode. Naked board at room temperature hovered around 61 degrees C and (naturally) throttled under load. Same board in this case idles at 39 degrees C and won't go above 67 degrees C with cpuburn-a53 running nonstop for over an hour. Very impressed! Fans are quiet enough that I couldn't effectively hear them with my ear held to them.

Solid case + easy install. Had a previous EleDuino case for my RPI3 which required me to undo 8 screws before I could get to the MicroSD card. Glad they changed it to a tool free microSD swap out on their RPI4 case.

Very well constructed, fans make almost no noise and adds almost no increase in the size of the Pi. Great value for the price.

I had a busy PI suffering CPU throttling at 80C. This cooler/enclosure dropped that temperature to 40C and this PI no longer has issues or throttling problems.

First of all, this case is really nice and fits together very securely. Looks great too. The tiny fans are what you'd expect: they do a good job but are fairly noisy. I had hoped to use this for the PI that sits in my network rack that is in constant use but over time the fans just seem to get more and more noisy and I predict that they'll eventually fail and need to be replaced with better ones.

slim, robust and adds functionality to the Pi4 of stopping the fans after shutdown power state