Super Mario Question Block Inspired Case Raspberry Pi, Raspberry Pi Case, Geek Gift, Pi Day

Embrace your inner game geekiness that captures the essence of the iconic Super Mario Question Block which has been designed for use with the Raspberry Pi 5 computer. This case features four 3D simulated question mark effects for the enthusiastic Super Mario fan.

Designed to accommodate your Raspberry Pi 5. The case features a bright white LED light which illuminates its interior which adds to the fun and delight when the lights are out. The case also comes with a 50mm exhaust fan ensuring optimal airflow which operate directly from the GPIO pins.

The microSD slot is accessible via a small slit in the front of the case along with easy access to the rear ports. The size of the case is approximately 100mm x 100mm x 100mm and is made of a eco friendly durable plastic made from eco renewable biomasses.

There is room to accommodate a NVME SSD HAT board.

Notes: the photos are for illustrative purposes as the item is photographed with a Raspberry Pi 5 but the Pi 5 is not included with the case. You will need to buy this separately from an external third party supplier. This case has been designed for the Pi 5. An older Pi may fit but would need some minor modifications by yourself.

What's included:
- Case with top lid
- LED White Light
- 50mm Exhaust Fan
- Jumper wires

What isn't included:

- Raspberry Pi 5

Please note this item is quality controlled checked prior to dispatch. Both the LED light and Fan are tested and checked twice. Please read and follow the instructions supplied carefully to ensure you are connecting the jumper wires to the correct pins on the Raspberry Pi as damage caused to the LED or Fan cannot be claimed as a basis for a return. Also please compatibility that you are using a Pi 5 as we cannot accept a refund if you are using a different version of the Pi and did not check this after purchasing.

3D Printing T&C Policy:
This is a 3D printed hand-made product and as such due to the nature of the 3D printing process which involves the layering down of the material there may be slight signs of the 3D printing process. This may include some faint lines to appear on some of the printed item, residue from support material or where the print has been in contact with the build plate a slightly textured appearance and feel. This is not a defect with the printed item and is a natural appearance due to the 3D printing process and as such where very minor imperfections may exist this cannot be claimed as a defect.