Zebra Zero Case for Raspberry Pi Zero/ZeroW with GPIO Pins

The Raspberry Pi Zero is a great little computer for $5, its even cooler because being a simple circuit board helps give the cool factor. This case helps protect your Zero and see it in all of its glory. It was easy to assemble, however the protective paper on the acrylic wasn't the easiest to get off. Overview: Pros: -See through plastic to view your min computer -Relatively cheap -Easy to assemble -Clean, modern look -GPIO pins are still accessible Cons: -Protective layer on the acrylic pieces isn't the easiest to remove Overall: I would recomend this to someone who wants to protect their pie at a decent price while being able to see the circuit board.

I normally don't leave a lot of reviews, but this is exactly what I was looking for! Took me minute to figure out how to put it together, but once I did, it was a perfect fit. All ports accessible and case is solid. The screws are what really make it work. Bought some from MicroCenter - flimsy crap is held together with plastic clips (not screws) and camera port not accessible. Thanks C4 Labs for a quality product.

Very nice case for my Raspberry Pi W. I own a lot of single board computers and I always trust C4LABS cases for my needs. High quality acrylic and hardware very smartly designed very easy to remove sd cards and plug in accessory's.​ That can't be said for other brands I've tried that can be a pain to remove a sd card or problems plugging a big HDMI cable with C4LABS cases I've never had problems like that very well designed. Overall really recommend this case great design and quality at a very cheap price.

Great little case for the Pi Zero! I never really cared to protect my Pi Zero because I wasn't really sure what I'd use it for and I figured if it was ever damaged I'd just buy another board but with them constantly being in short supply and all the price gouging going around I figured it was time. At twice the price of the board itself (after s&h) it's a bit of a stretch price-wise but it's a good, sturdy, stylish case for protecting your investment considering there are other cheaper quality solutions that come out to about the same price. Provides full access to the sd card slot, gpio, micro usb and hdmi ports. My only gripe is not having a cut-out for a heatsink but there is some breathing room portside as well as the cutouts on the top and bottom of the gpio. I'm guessing there probably just wasn't enough room between the gpio and heatsink. I don't have a heatsink on it anyway so no big deal. Overall I'd say if you're not planning on building a Pi Zero into a project, it's better to be safe than sorry. So get yourself a good sturdy case!

I bought the C4Labs cases for two raspberry pi zero w SBCs, one with the pinout and one without. I like both of them. They went together well, look great, and are solid protection for the little computers. The one without the header cutout comes with two top covers to accommodate both the early pi zero and the pi zero w (heat sink hole is in a different place). The cover with the header cutout does not have a heat sink hole, so it will fit both pi zeros. The camera connector and the micro SD card are accessible. Hint: Soak them in warm soapy water to remove the protective paper from the parts. It comes off easy and clean.

It's a case. It holds the pi. It has room for my GPIO headers and heat-sync. And it's in-expensive. I really can't complain. It's nice to have a clean, smooth surface to mount a Velcro strip.

Though the assembly process is a bit frustrating, the assembled case appears very sturdy and a good source of protection to the PI. Why frustratinh: Maybe this is a small point, but there was no easy way to peel off the paper coating. I understand I need to wet the paper with warm water to make it remove more easily. I will try that soon. Also, a source of frustration is that the parts are very small. I ended up dropping a plastic washer while trying to put everything together. The washer hit the floor and I could not find it. I think my case only requires two washers... and they provided four. So perhaps I am okay. Yet, I am not absolutely sure it requires just two.

I got this case for a Pi Zero to test how well made this case is and I was not disappointed. The case looks very good, was easy to assemble and the customer support is fantastic. I had a small issue for which I sent an email to C4 labs on a weekend and they responded right away, sending me the replacement piece I needed very quickly. Because of my experience with this Pi Zero case I also got a Pi3 case from them (which was also very good).