Argon ONE M.2 vs Retroflag NESPi Case

does it come back, yeah Look, the wireless is coming back on, So definitely the reason I'm disappointed with this is not that it can't take an NVMe, I...

There you go, build quality is the same for both and USB connectors on there. Okay, so let's have a look at the actual case itself. Really nicely pack...

Since I’m in Brazil it took a while for me to be able to test it (Raspberry PI delayed the deliver about 5 months from UK). Hope the vendor is able to help me. So far a good product, well built, great case! But it is not working as expected. I’m still doing some tests but here it is what I’m facing: my SSD is not being read by the usb-usb adaptor that comes with the case

I also crimped the case's female connector slightly. So far so good. At least I can use the unit without worrying about breathing on the wire and losing power, but I'm really not a fan of having to modify brand new products in order to get them to work properly. Luckily, Amazon's efficient return policy mitigated some of the pain here, but I think I may have learned my lesson and will probably not buy any more cases that don't allow for direct connection to the Pi's proper ports

You should be fine if your Raspberry Pi 4 is brand new and you've literally just got it because they should all ship with the latest bootloader, but t...

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This is going to stress out the CPU for around 10 minutes, it's going to give me a log in the background. Right now, I'm at 1.5 GHz. That's what I'm g...

I followed the included instructions and found out that the case was dead on arrival. It would not turn on at all. I would hold off on buying from this seller. Don't let the good reviews fool you like they fooled me

If you double click it and click execute in terminal, you'll see this. Simply just press Y to continue and you can customize its operation however you...

My last gripe has to do with the downloadable script for enabling the buttons. Pressing reset reboots the whole system. There is a fork of the script by a user named crcerror that causes the reset button to exit your current emulator and return to Emulation Station rather than restarting the whole system. I would recommend using the fork by crcerror rather than the script provided by the case manufacturer