Alles was man braucht

2026-01-22    -Nostromo

Es ist alles da und man kann gleich loslegen. Auf der SD-Karte ist auch schon ein Betriebssystem für den Zero.

Case itself fits nicely around the board

2026-02-03    -Peter P.

Handy kit. Some people were wondering about "redundant" usb wifi stick, but not all Pi Zero models have wifi module built in. It was definitely helpful in my case. Case itself fits nicely around the board. All other bits work as they should.

4.0 out of 5 stars N WiFi USB Nano Adapter, not needed with Raspberry Pi Zero W(ifi).

2026-02-18    -California Dreaming

Great quality and came on time. I think the missing hole issue that many have complained about has now been resolved.My only complain is that this is advertised for "Raspberry Pi Zero W" and the "W" model already has a WiFi chip/antenna on it. This makes the WiFi usb dongle superfluous and just a cost added.

5.0 out of 5 stars Good accessories, WiFi dongle DOA, but they replaced it

2026-02-19    -E. Dunne

The case came with holes drilled, so it seems that the issue other commenters were concerned about has been fixed. However, I was not able to get the WiFi dongle to work. It was recognized when I did lsusb, but in the GUI it said no interfaces connected. I swapped in another dongle (another Realtek variant) that I had on a RP2 I run retropie on and it worked right away. I tried the original dongle in my working RetroPie and it is now bricked. Not 100% sure if that's related and more troubleshooting is needed there, but it's pretty clear at this point that the dongle does not work either way.Edit- So the RetroPie is working again. It was the "White Screen of Death" that was fixed by changing the theme in Emulation Station. Not sure why it decided to lock up right as I changed the hardware, but whatever. Still can't get the dongle to work right.Post-New-WiFi-Edit- So contacted the seller and they replaced the WiFi dongle without any issue. Good customer service!

5.0 out of 5 stars Handy little case - GIPO marking sometimes on wrong side

2026-01-24    -Chris

These are handy little protective cases! The plastic screws are long enough you can stick on a copper heatsink to the CPU as well.As others have noticed, sometimes the GIPO markings end up on the inside. However they still are facing the correct way when you look at them through the case, just very very hard to see. I don't plan on using the GIPO on these guys so doesn't affect my rating of them.If the GIPO markings matter to you, make sure to get a brown one, they are by far the easiest to see the writing on.They also seem to sometimes have a protctive film on them when they arrive, and sometimes not. Sometimes just one half does. So they either don't have QA or just let anything through, but hasn't affected my end use of having a protector.

5.0 out of 5 stars Good accessories, WiFi dongle DOA, but they replaced it

2026-01-20    -E. Dunne

The case came with holes drilled, so it seems that the issue other commenters were concerned about has been fixed. However, I was not able to get the WiFi dongle to work. It was recognized when I did lsusb, but in the GUI it said no interfaces connected. I swapped in another dongle (another Realtek variant) that I had on a RP2 I run retropie on and it worked right away. I tried the original dongle in my working RetroPie and it is now bricked. Not 100% sure if that's related and more troubleshooting is needed there, but it's pretty clear at this point that the dongle does not work either way.Edit- So the RetroPie is working again. It was the "White Screen of Death" that was fixed by changing the theme in Emulation Station. Not sure why it decided to lock up right as I changed the hardware, but whatever. Still can't get the dongle to work right.Post-New-WiFi-Edit- So contacted the seller and they replaced the WiFi dongle without any issue. Good customer service!

Case itself fits nicely around the board

2026-01-20    -Peter P.

Handy kit. Some people were wondering about "redundant" usb wifi stick, but not all Pi Zero models have wifi module built in. It was definitely helpful in my case. Case itself fits nicely around the board. All other bits work as they should.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great little kit

2026-02-12    -Eric

Great little kit. There was a manufacturing defect on the case at first, but before it was even delivered the seller issued a statement and was shipping the corrected part automatically! Everything arrived, works perfect, ended up being a higher quality than I had expected, and waiting a few days for the replacement case, wasn't a big deal as it was the USB and HDMI adapter that I needed ASAP.

Alles was man braucht

2025-12-27    -Nostromo

Es ist alles da und man kann gleich loslegen. Auf der SD-Karte ist auch schon ein Betriebssystem für den Zero.

Klasse

2026-02-26    -Patrick K

Ich war zuerst wegen der Beschreibung und einigen Rezisionen etwas skeptisch, Aber:Das Packet kam durch Prime recht zügig an.Das Case wurde sofort auf den Zero geschraubt und der kleine Aufdruck mit der GPIO Pinbelegung macht einen guten Eindruck.Ein sehr schönes "nice to have", welches beim Basteln eine kleine Stütze liefert.Die GPIO Pins, sowie SD-Karte und Kamera Anschluss sind trotz aufgeschraubtem Case gut zugänglich.Was zum Beispiel für ein Backup der SD-Karte sehr hilfreich sein kann.Zur reinen Vorsorge habe ich mir die SD-Karte mit vorinstallierte Betriebssystem Noob v1.9.2 mit der aktuellen Version v2.1.0 überschrieben.Leider ist es so, dass in der aktuellen Version von Raspian der ssh daemon zum Start leider nicht mehr gestartet wird und das eigestellt werden muss. Nun wer aber mit Noobs arbeiten will, hat keine andere Wahl als den PI zum Erstbetrieb über den HDMI Anschluss und USB Maus, Keyboard zu betreiben. Somit kam der HDMI Adapter sofort zum Einsatz, der auch Tadellos funktioniert.Zum Einrichten des Zero habe ich nicht den mitgelieferten USB Hub, sondern einen von Adafruit mit integrierter Netzwerk Schnittstelle verwendet, trotz geschätzter Entfernung zum Repeater von 4 Meter hat der WLan Adapter eine kleine Geschwindigkeit Einbuße.Nach dem Einrichten des Hostnames, SSH Daemons, XRDP, Processing und auch der Arduino Software habe ich den mitgelieferten USB Hub und auch den WLan Adapter angesteckt und wollte diese dann Einrichten.Von wegen... Plug and Play ist in der Beschreibung nicht einfach daher gesagt. Ich war angenehm überrascht als ich nach dem aufbooten von Raspian mein Heimnetzwerk ohne Probleme beitreten konnte.Alles im allem bin ich so sehr über dieses Packet überrascht, dass ich mir für meinen zweiten Zero sofort ein Packet nachbestellt habe.@Edit. Zu den GPIO Pin-Header kann ich leider nicht viel sagen, da ich diese nicht verwende.Ich habe ein 40-poliges Flachbandkabel an den Zero und auf eine geätzte Platine gelötet, welche einen Standalone Arduino (Atmel328) betreibt.