DVOZVOOrange Pi 5 Plus Case with USB Type-C 5V 4A Power Supply Kit,Orange Pi 5 Plus Metal Case/Enclosure with 40mm Cooling Fan & 4pcs Aluminum Heatsinks Kit for Orange Pi 5 Plus 4GB/8GB/16GB

Perfectly fits my Orange Pi Plus. it keeps the CPU cool. I hooked the case fan up to the 3.3V pin instead of the 5V pin to keep the noise low and I barely hear it. Temps were around 35-43℃ under sustained load. the fan did well enough to spread airflow over the other components as well.The case feels rock solid. I have thrown it into a many of bags and never had an issue or even worried about it. it took me about 5 mins to assemble, most of the time was spend finding the proper screw driver.I like the on/off switch on the power supply. it makes turn it on and off convenient.

I've read some issues with the fan not kicking on, and did not have that problem. No failures and fits as it should.

While the steel is ok it could use with ports to add the wireless antenna or at least some knockouts.Since it is metal without external antenna ports the steel blocks the blutooth from seeing anything. This is with an Intel ax200 card so results may vary.The fan is very low quality and noisy. It has already failed on my unit.I can't complain about the power supply or the heatsinks. I did purchase some additional ones and added them but the ones that come with it are ok.I was going to leave this alone but the seller did contact me so that was a bonus. They initially offered me a full refund but never came through with it. They tried to say that it was the system and not them that offered it to me. I have lowered my rating as they try to weasel their way out of their offers.

Pretty bad when you have to nit pick an otherwise nice case 🤫. The fan has hex inserts for the nuts so you only need a screwdriver to install the fan however the 3mm x 0.5 pitch screws provided are about 3.5 to 4mm too long. Why? They interfere with even a modestly tall heat sink, including the official Orange Pi 5 Plus Aluminum Heat Sink (Only Compatible Orange Pi 5 Plus Single Board Computer). You'll have to whack off at least that amount to make them flush with the bottom of the fan. Easy to do if you have a metric 3mm, 0.5 pitch die...just screw in the screw, clamp a small vice grip or other means to keep it from turning and use a small abrasive wheel to cut it off. As you unscrew the shortened unit the die cleans up the end threads.

A case like this is a must buy for Orange Pi owners. Pi's can get really hot when you can get them to do almost anything. They need to be cooled properly and protected. This kit comes with everything you need. Heatsinks, fan, power supply and the case. The case cutouts are perfect and allow full functionality. Great value too.

I would like the power supply that was supposed to come with it

I have one for my board. I modified the case by adding a pair of holes for RP-SMA connectors. I also modified the case since I got a 13mm all copper active heat sink from another Chinese web site. It had an integrated fan so no need to use the obviously junk fan included with the case. To use this case with the heat sink requires that the mounting studs are cut down and rethreaded for different screws. It was laborious but the result is a very compact and robust package that never throttles. The stick on heat sinks included are not really up to the task and the performance capabilities of the computer. Moderately pushed the processor will throttle. The case and power supply are all that I was after and in that they meet needs. To be honest none of the cases or heat sinks on offer anywhere are an ideal solution so I had to "roll my own" to get what I feel is the perfect case for this board.

No heat issue