Geekworm N100 Metal Case/Enclosure with Power & Reset Control Switch for Jetson Nano A02/B01/2GB/4GB / Jetson Xavier NX

Quality features like great buttons, (apparently)welded front left and right edges, flush rear screws, slots for ribbon/camera flex cable, smooth deburred edges, durable finish, good fit and alignment, better air flow than similar cases. IMO this is the best Jetson Nano case currently on Amazon. That said, what follows are suggestions for future improvement.If possible use all the same type of screw. Currently the case uses 3 slightly different types of tiny black screws. The instructions do not indicate which screws are for which parts. Video shows different type of screw all together.Eliminate top front corner cutouts and increase clearance at corner tabs so top can wedge between front lip and side tabs. This will eliminate top panel rattle and possible compression of ribbon cable.Increase diameter of fan cutout to match size of recommended fan. Add 4 corner holes to top for mounting recommended fan to top panel properly with silicone dampers or screws included with the Noctua fan. This will improve airflow by eliminating 2mm gap with case. Will also eliminate the hazard posed by plain nuts under heat sink which can vibrate loose and get trapped under module and cause shorts. Eliminates need for 4 long screws, 4 nuts, 4 washers, tweezers in every case. Makes fan installation much easier and does not require removing Nano from case.Somewhere in instructions, indicate intended path of airflow so we know which direction to install fan; blowing down and in, or sucking up and out.Thanks for making a top quality kit.

This is a great well thought out kit at a great price. I love these cases because they aren’t pretty, they are functional. They do a thing, and excel at it.

I have the original Nano A02, and this case works fine. Some other models have a hole to let you access the SDCard. I don't replace the SDCard much anyway, so I don't need that.The nicest part of this case is the lighted power button, with LED lighting, nice tactile feel, solid plastic around the soldered lugs in the back, and even a little silicone O-ring to keep the ... water? ... out. I don't mind, but there's enough holes that neither water nor dust ingress at the button hole would be your biggest concern. Clearly, though, they sourced this from someone who cares about buttons!I got a 10mm thick 5V Noctua PWM fan previously, and it fits fine with plenty of clearance -- they claim the 20mm will fit too, and I have no reason to disbelieve that.Mild irritation: It seems the brass stand-offs that you have to screw in yourself have two different threads -- M3 on one side, M2.5 on the other, perhaps? And it's not super clear which side is which without either trying it, or using a magnifying glass. Or maybe I'm just imagining it. The printed instructions on the Wiki don't really show this part, and the case went together fine, with just one slightly askew screw hole, so overall quite good for the twenty bucks I paid.Also, you have to unplug all the cables to take off the cover, because the back plate is in a separate part from the bottom. Using an L shape for the bottom-back instead of the top-back would let the Nano stay fully connected and assembled when taking the cover off. You also have to be careful that the reset button wire doesn't rip off the header when you open the case again, because it's on a separate part. This design choice is what loses one star -- change that design, and you get a fifth star!

Using for the 2gb version, there's 2 little cutout2 you remove if you have the regular 4gb that blocks off where the displayport and 2nd usb3 would go.The reset button cable is a bit short (be careful when removing the lid). And the power button is in the way of removing one motherboard screw. So between that and the lack of a slot for inserting and removing the sd card, don't plan on swapping it out very often. I don't think a slot for the card would help much, given where the slot is...you'd just need a huge hole to make it workable (maybe a removable panel in a future version?)Otherwise, it's a really well thought out case. Came with an extra of each screw. Screws do indeed fit the noctua fan perfectly (though only blowing down...but that's more noctua's fault for where the washers fit). Buttons fit fine, no sharp edges, everything lines up. Tweezers are a very nice touch, makes it much easier getting things in place. For the price, it's everything I would expect to get.

The case is well-designed, compact, and ventilated with space for a fan. It has cutouts for power and reset buttons, antenna, and sd card (which I greatly appreciate). The overall package comes with tiny screw mounts, plastic tweezers, and two jumper caps to disable auto-on and enable the 5v barrel power supply. The case is pretty easy to assemble, but can be tricky with the small screws. Wish it came with some documentation explaining how to install the power/reset cables, but the instructional video on their company website was sufficient.

It says it's for orin nano (and Jetson nano) but clearly doesn't fit the orin nano.Misleading product description on website.The manual clearly stated that it's for Jetson nano. Never buying from this brand I'm future. 0/5

This is a study, nice little box, but the screw holes are very poorly threaded. For the price, I expected bit more in terms of craftsmanship.

Very nice little enclosure for the Jetson Nano. Everything went together very well so your board is well protected. If you travel you might want to take of camera and or the antennas if you have the WIFI setup installed which can be a bit of a hassle.