Tontec New Raspberry Pi 2 Case Raspberry Pi B+ Case Black Case Box Enclosure for Raspberry Pi 2 Model B and Raspberry Pi B+ (Black)

Having an all-metal FLIRC, one get's spoiled for quality. However, these cases fit together well, hold securely, yet disassemble with minimal effort. The thickness of the plastic is ... well thin enough to flex and of an easily easily scratched nature ... but, it keeps the assembled components secure with reasonable ventilation and the multiple access ports are welcome. My one wish ... that the plastic had a matted finish. If you want budget, this is a decent choice. If you want sturdy, albeit without access ports for attaching accessories, the FLIRC for less than double the price would be my choice.

For what it is, it does the job well. All ports are accessible, the included adhesive feet work well, and I appreciate the mounting slots on the underside.There obviously isn't much airflow in this, but you could easily just leave the top off, or modify the top cover to accept some sort of small fan.

I've got five or six different types of cases for Raspberry Pi and this one's my favorite. It fits well and stays closed and still gives access to everything you need.I also like the small form factor, a lot of the other cases are just tad bit bigger and when do you want to conserve space in a larger enclosure these are great

I got the black one. It fits the pi 2 model B perfectly. The top is clip-on so it's easy to remove if ever needed but holds strong in place. Overall I definitely recommend it.

It fits well, it covers what is necessary, and it doesn't block any connection ports. It covers the lights, which is a good thing if you're trying to hide a Raspberry Pi inside an AV cabinet. There's also no rattling of any sort. My only gripe is that the circuit board sits awfully close to the mounting holes, meaning that it's probably a good idea to put an insulating sheet of plastic under the board if you intend to mount the case with metal screws.

This fit my Raspberry Pi B+ model perfectly, and was super easy to put together. It even came with rubber bumpers for the bottom to keep the newly encased Pi from slipping around on a surface. I was worried it would be challenging to assemble, but it just snaps together very easily and required little time to put together.

Nice case if you are doing a lot of tinkering with your raspberry pi, all the connectors are accessible even with the top and on. The top part of the case snaps into place and doesn't require any tools to remove/install it. The raspberry pi is mounted onto the botton half of the case with four included screws. There maybe other cases that are a bit better if you don't plan on using any of the gpio pins.

This case keeps your pi safe from getting destroyed when being transported. It has rubber feet that can be added to the bottom to keep your pi from sliding around and has screws to mount the pi inside the case(optional) and allowing for easy access to all of the parts of the pi. It also looks nice with a glossy black finsh.