Pironman 5 NVMe M.2 SSD PCIe Mini PC Case for Raspberry Pi 5 Hailo-8L AI accelerator with Tower Cooler+Dual RGB Fans, 0.96'' OLED Module, Safe Shutdown, Standard HDMI, RGB Effect, Stylish Design

Awesome bit of kit.Not long to build up, choice of paper instructions or a video on youtube easily accessibleGreat build quality, everything fits and no parts missingGood software support and a decent open source service (python) to control the RGB/Fans. Built in web server is quite simple but does the job.Looks amazing, wow.Quite impressed with this!!

The only thing that I don't like about this case is that delivery took a couple of weeks as they were out of stock, otherwise it is terrific.I decided to move my life from an aging Ubuntu laptop onto a Pi 5 after testing one for a client. The Pi 5 is perfect for the work I do, but needs a case with a fan, and space for a NVMe drive. I browsed a lot of small black boxes and then found the Pironman 5. Technically it fitted met the requirements but aesthetically it blew the competition out of the water! It's a real statement piece.Assembly is easy if you are confident with electronics and tech, but might be a challenge for a complete beginner. However, the included instructions are excellent and there is even a step by step video. The only thing I've changed on the build is to omit the foam feet. With connectors attached the box is more stable without them.Apart from the look, two things make this stand out in the field:1. Full size HDMI connectors. I have always found that larger external connectors are more reliable in the long run.2. The OLED display. Having a really quick look at what the CPU, RAM, DIsk and temp is doing is far, far more useful than you would imagine.One things buyers should note: If you are using an OS like Ubuntu (which I do) and you have an NVMe drive to make bootable etc, then that is beyond the scope of the instructions and you will need to use Google of ChatGPT to complete the job. That includes getting the OLED running. It's not at all hard, but it's not out of the box.So, all in all one highly recommended case for your Pi 5.

After a long wait, this is super cute. There weren't any missing parts and includes a few spares. The instructions are very clear. More fun to build than the Fractal North XL (dodgy screw threads) it's sitting on. It took three episodes of The Detectorists to complete.Edit: Swapping an 8GB Raspberry Pi for a 16GB was straight forward except for releasing the clips that hold the CPU cooler in place.

Brilliant bit of kit. Very high quality. Instructions are easy to follow and the finished case is eye candy for my desk. The Pi boots faster and runs faster. Very happy indeed. Worth every penny

Best case in the market in my opinion . So many extras and relatively easy to put together.

Easy to put together - but get organised with a tray underneath to catch screws that want to end up on the floor. Amazing performance - the SSD support makes a real difference. The small oled display is surprisingly useful. An important tip during assembly - plug the HDMI/power extender board into the Pi BEFORE the small micro SD extender board - the HDMI extender board takes some hard pushing - I damaged the micro SD slot on the Pi which had the extender board in it while doing this. This is the opposite order to the instructions.

a very good case with good cooling and also the ports are all situated at the back of the unit making for tidiness. Makes the R Pi5 a viable desktop PC.Take care with the NVME cable attachment as the mechanism is slightly different to the Pi ribbon connectors.

Great case, well thought out and clear instructions with videos on line to help with the assembly.