Retroflag GPi CASE 2 for Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4(CM4), 32G SD Card(with RecalBox System), Card Reader, Safe Shutdown, with 4000mAH Battery

Im a Pi nerd and happily spend my time cobbling together devices. However, pricing out the parts for this myself would have cost a bit more and then Id have to deal with a 3D printer. Retroflags case is easy to set up and get to playing. Install only took a few minutes (not including OS setup) and I easily set it up to appear as a network folder over wifi so I can drag and drop new games onto it on the fly. Love it! Just know that the device is limited by the Pi ZeroW itself, and while you can play 8bit and most 16bit games without issue it will really struggle on render intensive titles like the original Star Fox or other RARE games on SNES.

Amazing what this case can do with a little effort.

Perfect case for a ready to go emulator. Everything is “almost” plug and play, you need 2 scripts from the retroflag site and you’re golden. Like everything, this is a great consumer product, but so many parts can be tweaked and updated to make this thing truly yours.

Okay, so first off the quality of this product is top-notch! Its a great little machine that if configured correctly it will blow your mind with its quality. HOWEVER, the key here is to configure it correctly. And IF YOU ARE NOT FAMILIAR WITH RETRO PI & THE RASPBERRY PI FAMILY, then this product may not be for you. Simply because there is quite a bit of setting up and configuring to do. There are some work around solutions however, all of this does include download software that you may not be familiar with. IF YOU DONT CONFIGURE THIS CORRECTLY THEN THIS NEAT LITTLE MACHINE WILL BE JUST A USELESS PAPERWEIGHT. I will praise RetroFlag for this Gpi Case system, but I give them low marks on their instructions. They really need to step up there game on supplying software support. I suggest throwing their crappy instructions away and research online: best ways to setup Retroflag gpi. A few good websites I have found is howchoo.com and stevecombs.com. Both have very good step by step tutorials. Oh, and watch out for accidently downloading copy-protected software from some dodgy site. We wouldnt want to do that! And its probably a good idea to use a VPN. Happy gaming!