The Raspberry Pi 4 is a versatile machine that can do so much more than its diminutive size would have you believe. You can run a retro gaming machine, set up a home server, perhaps networked storage, media server or even an open-source robot. Lately, though, there has been a massive shortage of Raspberry Pi machines. The non-profit making these machines has assured its patrons that the crisis is ending soon and the computer will be available freely. Fingers crossed for that. With a Pi, you need to invest in a case; considering how rare these machines are, it makes sense to buy a good case that will enhance its capabilities.

If you have ever seen a Raspberry Pi before, you will notice that it comes without a case. It is just a slab of electronic goodies stuffed into a cardboard storage box. It doesn’t come with a power cable, a microSD or a mini-HDMI cable, all the things you will need to run it. Rather than this being a flaw, it is actually a feature that lets you customise your Pi that can be unique to your use case. Speaking of cases for the Pi, there are thousands of options; some are better than others.