Waveshare Aluminum Alloy Case for Jetson Orin, with Camera Holder, Mini-Computer Case, Compatible with Jetson Orin Nano Super Developer Kit/Orin Nano and Jetson Orin NX Kits

Outstanding aluminum case for Jetson Orin NX Super – premium build, perfect fit, unbeatable value! I needed a solid enclosure for my Jetson Orin NX Super setup, and this aluminum case completely blew me away. What stands out: Awesome, thoughtful design – Clean modern look with precise cutouts for all ports (including the full Orin NX layout), GPIO access, CSI camera connectors, fan mounting options, and excellent passive cooling vents. It really shows the maker paid attention to the Super module's needs. Very well built – High-quality, thick aluminum enclosure that feels premium and rugged. Solid construction with nice heft—no flimsy sheet metal here. Protects the board perfectly while looking professional. Easy to install – Super straightforward assembly. Instructions were clear (or at least everything aligned intuitively), and all the necessary screws, standoffs, and thermal pads were included—no missing parts or hunting for extras. Enough hardware supplied – Came with right screw lengths/sizes, standoffs, and even some spares. Made the whole process hassle-free. Incredible value – For this level of fit, finish, durability, and completeness, the price is surprisingly low. It feels like a much more expensive case—I'm very impressed and feel like I got a steal. If you're running a Jetson Orin NX Super (especially in higher-power Super Mode), this case is a no-brainer. It looks great, cools effectively, assembles quickly, and protects your investment without breaking the bank. Highly recommended—would buy again instantly!

fits just right, like it was supposed to come with it.

IPEX4 size doesn’t match newer Jetson orin nano. So you will end up with no wifi unfortunately and can’t use the antenna. I would have returned it but unfortunately i had a car accident and can’t drive to nearest hub or usps.

overall..very impressed with this case. Fit and finish is perfect. A couple of nice featured include a simple power button with light indicator. it is simply plug and play—a big improvement from others that actually require programming gpio pins. Another nice feature is providing threaded DIN rail holes on back—making it easy to mount on a wall or under desk etc. only reason I didn't give 5 stars is that it lacks clear directions/manual…but i suppose if you own an Nvidia nano… uou’re smart enough to figure it out😉

I now have 2 of these cases and they work great. You get a lot for your money. Not made to be disassembled and reassembled bunch of times but follow the instructions and you are good to go. You remove the original Orin cheap base in order to wire the new antennas, comes with the longer antenna cables. See other people's postings for how to wire the power button and led. Has slots for your camera ribbon cables and an adjustable camera mount on top. 5 stars for sure.

The assembly is pretty straight forward. The power button wiring took me some time to figuring out which goes where. So here is short summary: 1. The button header is in-between two PCBs, not the 40 pin expansion header 2. Use included yellow jumper to connect pin5 and pin6 (pin1 is printed on PCB). This is to disable auto power on. Now plug in power supply, verify that nano will not power on automatically. Unplug power. 3. The power button comes with 2 2-pin header. One of them is for power button, one for LED status. In my case yellow-blue is for power button, this goes to last two pins. The direction does not matter. Now plug in power supply again, press the button to verify it can power on. If not, use the other red-black header. Unplug the power. 4. Plug the remaining header (red-black in my case) to the other end two pins. Polarity matters here. Plug in power and power on to verify the LED lights up. If not, switch the red and black color wires. Hope it helps.

Solid case, feels expensive. I ran the Jetson Orin Nano Super in 15W mode and it’s completely quiet in that case. A tip when connecting the WiFi headers: If you push down you’ll find it’s very hard to connect. You have to treat it like a cork bottle and twist/rotate gently and it will insert easy.

This is the worst hardware product I have ever purchased from Amazon, and that is saying a lot. Whoever designed this should be fired. Did not come with enough screws, plate did not align. I wasted an hour of my life trying to assemble this hunk of junk and I want both my money and my time back.

Je b'ai pas reçu le manuel pour le montage (et ce n'est pas évident surtout pour les antennes). Il y a aussi un vis qui manquait. Heureusement une video youtube m'a aidé. Pour le vis, il manque toujours .... Mise à part ceci, tout était bien

Very good construction quality. Works very well for Jetson Orin Nano Super edition, and should work for previous versions too.

Worked well. Instructions were online

前の書き込みで、使えないとあったのでドキドキしながら組立ましたが、Developer KitのWifiのアンテナがついているプラスチックの部分を取り外せば普通に取り付けできます。Developer Kit自体が初心者向けではありませんし、こんなものでは？ねじも余分に入っていて助かりました。小さいねじが多いので、落としたら探すの大変です。

An excellent, well made and well thought-out enclosure at a bargain price. The two large antennas also seem to get good WiFi reception, even in weak coverage areas and at any angle. If you don't plan to use an attached camera, you can just leave to camera bracket uninstalled. Just be sure to initially install any SSDs, CSI camera ribbon cables and, maybe leave the original SD boot card in the slot, so you don't have to take it apart later for changes.