Argon One Case with Cooling Fan for Raspberry Pi 4 | Includes 5.25V/3.5A Power Supply | Aluminum Heatsink | Power Button | Supports Retro Gaming, Movies, and Music

I use my Pi 4 as a media server connected to my wide screen TV. This case is perfect. Plus they sent me V2 of the case with the fullsize HDMI connectors so no need for the micro hdmi cable/connector. Keeps the Pi cool too.

This case has awesome cooling and is smaller than I expected. I have neither OCed nor stress tested with the case (Its current job as a Youtube radio doesnt really push any limits) so under normal load I have yet to see CPU temps hit 43°. The fan script installed without issue on Pi OS Buster. The only issue I have is most likely due to it being Used - Like New that I didnt realize until I had it in my hands and saw the Amazon Warehousedeals Inspected sticker. But the USB C port sags. I can push the cable up but it just falls back. This has had zero impact on its functionality thus far and the plug is perfectly fine with no flex. Im not going to knock any stars because I didnt pay enough attention and it works just fine anyway. Though heres hoping it doesnt become an issue down the line.

Cast metal case excellent for heat dissipation. Clear pin labeling for functions a big plus. Included adapter changes mini HDMI connector to a standard HDMI connector. Case power button a big plus. The SD card slot is too deep into the case, making memory card insertion and removal more difficult.

Its really good at protecting your Raspberry Pi 4, it has good thermal dissipation, and the idea of the magnetic cover for the GPIO is excellent. It adds to the size of your Pi, but I find it totally worth it.

30mm fan is so loud with its high pitch. Could have been perfect if not for the fan.

This seems to be a nice solid case. Comes with two thermo-tape pads to transfer heat from the CPU to the enclosure, features an extension board to redirect the HDMI, sound and USB-C power ports to be rear facing, and features a removable flap to allow access to the hat headers of the pi. The fan and power button require additional software to be installed (Python scripts installed via a simple shell script execution which is terrible security practice, but in this case appears to be benign). The power button and fan can be configured to alter their behaviors. All-in-all Im quite pleased with what Ive seen so far.

I wanted SO much to like this case. It looks fantastic; its ideas are a step above most cases (daughterboard to get all ports on one side; power button on case; passive and active cooling; etc). I just really really wanted to like it. However ... it just doesnt work. Tried repeatedly to get it working, but nothing. If you get a unit that works, its probably an awesome case for you. For me, it didnt work, and Ill move on to a different case. Pros: * aesthetic design * functional design * features Cons: * daughterboard ports dont line up quite perfect with case cut-outs (not a huge deal, as they still worked, but it just doesnt look quite right) * it doesnt work. nope. nada.

I purchased this based on a Youtube review, ExplainingComputers. It shows microHDMI ports on the case being brought out. The unit I got has STANDARD HDMI ports and I love it! The only downside was I only had three of the small screws for holding the adapter card in place, but I dont feel any looseness. I love the fact that all the cords come off one side. The heat transfer pads work fine and the case is cool to the touch though you can feel just a bit of heat. The fan has not turned on, yet. Love it and plan to purchase another for the next project an emby media server. or Plex which ever works.

The best case I ever use in a raspberry pi. It’s amazing how we’ll protect and chill kip the raspberry pi 4 4gb.

Excellent case for the RPi4. I would highly recommend this case.