GeeekPi Mini Tower Kit for Raspberry Pi, Pi 4 Case with ICE Tower Cooler, 0.96'' OLED Module, RGB Cooling Fan, Heatsink,GPIO 1 to 2 Expansion Boardfor Raspberry Pi 4B

This case was great fun to put together and works great with my Raspberry Pi 4B. The cooling tower that comes with it does an awesome job, I have my Pi overclocked to 2 Ghz and it still idles at 28C and reaches 44C when running an all-cores 10 minute load test.

I'm NOT using the cooler. I bought this case because of the extra room available as I have additional components to mount, and they wouldn't fit if I used the included fan. So - I can't comment on the noise level, but my Pi 4 stays pretty cool using nothing more than a passive heatsink set. I've also yet to use the case's display, but this looks interesting and I may get to it down the road.

pretty cool case for an rpi, looks awesome, and works as advertised, a little bit of a technical setup, wiring looks fine and can fit into at least 1 of the clasps with 90 pin header adapter installed, instructions link to github repo w/ lots of pre-made displays such as sysinfo, space invaders, clock, and many more which is really cool, the display is not hot as someone previously mentioned

I was a bit concerned that this case might not be very well made, but I was pleasantly surprised. The molding of the case components is high quality and everything fits together perfectly. Assembly was straightforward and the included instructions were very good. The instructions for the software were less accurate and I had to fix a couple of errors in order for the OLED display and fan to work properly. Anyone familiar with Linux and scripts should be able to manage. Once I corrected the error everything worked as expected. Note that the OLED display and the side panels have protective films. The OLED display module can be removed from the case by sliding it to one side and the film can then be removed.Overall I'm very happy with my purchase.

LED screen and FAN RGB does not work on Kali, also never worked on Pi as well, LCD screen is so hot you can't even tough it

Neat little case, fan works fine without programing screen and rgbs. Using on a pi arcade and able to push the overlooking way up.

I've been running Octoprint on a Raspberry Pi 4b. It worked, but my pi, which was in a simple plastic case without any cooling, would overheat hitting temps like 160f(~72c). This impacted performance and a whole slew of other issues.I grabbed one of of these mini cooler towers and my temps drops dramatically, now sitting around 95f(~35c).So yeah, this cooling tower is worth it, but if you want to leverage the Oled Display it's a bit more complicated, but don't be intimidated.One thing to note (at least with the unit I purchased); Some of the commands in the printed doc are out of date. This is easily resolved by navigating to the github repo you clone and following the new directions though, so don't give up.

They are not really needed to get the PI installed but when it comes to setting up the OLED, it is absolutely a joke. It assumes a rasp pi OS which is not useful. The text is absolutely stupid hard to read for the commands (some of which not at all and had to google pieces of the package names to figure out what they where by process of elimination). The install deps throw errors, the py scripts wont run.For a case with a decent cooler, it is ok (2 stars). For the OLED and instructions, not so much (-3 stars).Emailed their support address, no response.Edit: Their support is still useless days later so lowered to 1 star and will likely just return them.