Stackable Four Layers Clear Case for Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ Plus

Looks really nice but there's a small gimmick, it's really hard to remove the SD card once assembled, this could be prevented with a simple change to the design by retracting the acrylic 1/2 deep by 2cm wide where the SD stands so you can actually grab it from below.. which is where the small extrusion of the SD card stands (the bottom) and that extrusion is not a manufacturing mistake, it is there to ease the removal of the SD card.Update your sketch to cut this off and the product would have 5 stars.

A poorly designed and machined product; parts do not line up well meaning that the entire thing is wonkey when put together. Either I am unable to work it out or there are several missing parts (and no instructions). I would suggest that you look for another product.I am giving two stars because I did in the end manage to cobble it together; but I definitely had less parts than the reviewer who took a photo! The plastic was wrapped and not scratched as some people had said.

I assembled it and then dismantled it again after a while as it was too complicated to have the Pis in there. I had to change a SD card and broke it because I couldn't get it out while the RPi was installed, this essentially cost me more than this product...Areas of improvement are:- plastic stand-offs could be longer as they tend to bend the pcb- cut-out to be able to remove the SD Card without having to dismantle it- the overall opening could be smaller- possibility to attach labels

Pictures are bit misguiding - there's no bottom 'feet' in the kit received and the nice terminating bolts on top, pictured, are replaced with regular screws in the kit received.

Great kit, even came with heatsinks which I wasn’t expecting. Seems the design has been amended since some of the reviews and has SD card cutouts in mine too.I noticed in one of the other reviews with a picture, the Perspex still seemed to have the coating on. It is quite difficult to remove but this is the same with anything perspex, so with a bit of perseverance it all came off and the mounting boards are nice and clear.Only slight criticism is that my PI boards solders hang down enough to touch the Perspex because the spacers that go on the pi mounting screws aren’t quite tall enough.Added a couple of pics (I’ve got a spare layer for if I find a use for a 4th PI), overall impressed and hope it helps someone else make the decision!

I understand the fact the stack has squared holes to enable fitting heatsinks therefore the holes have been set on a specific geometry pattern to match the Pi 3+ circuit board assembly. The holes where the separation poles are fitted are not symmetric and since there is no key to mark the master side hole you will need to find it out by matching the hit sink holes over each other. Of course that demands attention during the assembling stage. Anyway, it's good value for money.

Can handle a pi 2 upwards with no issues. Make sure to use the washers included under the board to avoid the pi resting on the plastic case.Some feet would be nice for the bottom of the stack. What came packaged with the product was just a couple of washers.The SD card when fully mounted is quite tricky to remove. Don't try it with you fingers and just get some tweezers, you could easily damage your comments otherwiseThose two things are all that's stopping me giving it 5 stars.Be aware that if your putting these pi's under heavy load you might benefit from a small usb fan

This is a brillaint way to stack Raspberry Pi's. Its looks good with the brass pillars and is reasoanbly easy to assemble. Access to connectors and the SD slot is execellent.I especially liked the included heatsinks which included those for the chip mounted on the base of the RPi boards. These complement the matching cutout in the mounting layers. Very well though out.My Kubernetes cluster has never looked better !