Yahboom Jetson Case for Jetson Nano Orin Nano Orin NX Super Heat Metal Mini Protect Case with Cooling Fan Antenna RGB Light(OLED Needs Program Drive)

I was having trouble finding a case that fit my Jetson Orin Nano Super. The first one I found took me an hour to build only to find out it didn't quite fit. That case barely survived getting a proper Amazon return ..But this case not only fit perfectly it also looks great on my desk. I still have to sync the LEDs and the OLED display... But even without that it is a relief to have my Jetson properly enclosed and not a cat magnet like most things on my desk...

The case is very nice, however the cooling fan is a bit weak.also the LCD display would be a nice touch if they had providedthe drivers for it. II gave up after two days of looking.If the LCD display was important to you, look somewhere else.Would I purchase it again? YES. It is a very nice case for the Jetson Orin Nano

Pretty much exactly what I wanted. Works well and fits nice. The SW and instructions require a bit of time, but if you play with this stuff regularly it’s easy enough. I’d like a bit more control of the LEDs, but I’m pretty happy with the purchase.

Overall, this is a nice case. However, the IP screen is not working, and I had to reassemble the M.2 network card antennas. The case is pricy for its quality, we don't have much choice, so... take it or leave it. The case has room, but the cooling is not working as advertised.

Muy mala calidad y terminación

My Jetson hasn't arrived yet, so I can't comment on how well it fits in the cube, but I'm already excited to have this nice case for it. I'll be running AI and LLM on my Jetson, and it's going to get pretty hot, so I wanted a case to attach fans to. Of course, I could have gone for an open case, but I like this look. You don't have to build the case; all you have to do is slap on the side panels. Not that building cases is a problem for me; I've built large computer cases and Pi cases, but it's nice that this one is so easy to assemble. I think you could easily put a Raspberry Pi or a Libre computer in here with some slight modifications. The output might be a bit different, but if you're getting it for the Jetson, it looks like a perfect fit. I might even modify the lights to give it more of an RGB feel and upgrade the network antenna, which is easily swappable.

I love this case for my Jetson Nano. I decided I wanted to build small form factor PC based on the Nano and have been looking for something to house it in, and this exceeded my expectations. Not only is it functional, but they made it a beautiful looking case as well. Clear side panels, RGB, fully integrated buttons and antennas. Awesome little PC I can take just about anywhere, and have hooked up in seconds thanks to this case. It's really solid build quality, and you can tell they didn't use cheap materials. I'd be willing to bet I could stand on this case and it wouldn't buckle. Just can't wait to finish programming it and getting a OS installed.

The instructions are straight forward and clear, doesn't take much to put it together just make sure you have your OS and connections working before you screw the whole thing together or you'll have to undo a lot of screws.I'm handing to problems with mine and am thinking of returning it unless the seller can give me a fix. The power button and the little display don't work at all, so I'll see if I get a solution otherwise it's going back.