C4LabsZebra Zero for Raspberry Pi Zero & Zero Wireless - Laser Lime GPIO

First off lemme say this case is an incredible pain in the butt to piece together..but it'll be worth it... first.. you need to soak all the pieces to remove the protective coating a good thing tho... Then you need to follow the directions strictly and align the slots, I guided myself with the micro SD slots... and make sure the top plaque has the larger holes or else you'll have to take them off and switch them. Get the two screws in the HDMI port side in to hold the pi and slightly tighten the nuts then do the two in the back. It'll be a balancing act but it's doable. After you're done assembling it's one of the most beautiful cases I've ever seen. The Limon lime neon florescence is a great eye catcher. Simply Stunning!!... WARNING!! It does not have a heatsink hole... My images differ!! It Only has a GPIO!! If you wish for one with with just a heatsink hole visit the C4 labs website.. or if you want one with both.. assemble it and place a heat sink where it should belong... trace it out by carefully scoring around it... dissasemble it and use a half inch step drill bit, allot of soap for lube and a Dremel tool to grind out the hole to a square.... BUT DO AT UR OWN RISK!! Or if u have a CNC or laser engraver you might have an easier time..

Looks and fits amazing

I will say that it is a bit hard to assemble - but once assembled, it is much better than most any of the 'box' style Raspberry Pi cases. It is very sturdy, and gives access to all pins/connectors (it won't break).I would like the 'flat nuts' to be on the bottom (rather than on the top). That would allow me to put a small rubber foot on each to provide a nice, non-slip base - but with the size of the Zero and the cables attached to it, it probably makes that a non-issue (it's going to be suspended by cables, not sitting on a flat surface).I want to buy a similar one for each of my dev Raspebrrry-Pi B (full sized) deceives.

I originally bought this thinking it would work with the iUniker USB Dongle Expansion Breakout. It doesn't. It also is not compatible with "normal" chipset heatsinks. It is also slightly on the bulky side for pi zero cases.That said, this is a beautiful case and is well thought out. Put together it is sleek and elegant. It is also cheap! It gives full access to the GPIO pins and all I/O.Given the price and how good it looks, its a great pi zero case!

Absolutely awesome case, super easy to put together and looks great. I’m making a soil moisture monitor and needed something that wasn’t bulky but could still protect the Pi Zero board. More than enough room to connect things to the GPIO header, I was able to add a tiny OLED once everything was assembled with no issues.