The Best Case for the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W - Argon40 POD Case

[@peepopalaber]

Man, Argon40 cases are the best. For all my pi's i use their cases, mainly the Argon ONE with m.2 expansion for four of my networked server pi's and for my "proto" pi's i love to use the NEO cases. The quality never disappointed me. And finally a viable case for the Zero 2's i use ... Thanks for the review dude, got a new subscriber today.

[@ronrader4798]

This case is awesome, just got one today. Has a passthrough for the LED and access to the SD card without having to open it up. I found it very difficult getting the Pi and the HDMI/USB hub back apart, my only complaint.

[@MichelMorinMontreal]

My greetings... I bought the two basic components of the POD and added the LAN module. As soon as I get a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, I'll let you know!

[@bazwav]

What’s the name of the keyboard used in the video it’s sick!

[@GadgetGoddess]

I'm getting alerts again yaaaaaaa

[@gpz550a2]

Quality kit, no question about it, but it feels like an expensive way to get the functionality of a pi 3 at more than twice the cost of a pi 4 and a passive case. The big advantage of the zero 2w is its size. If you need all of that additional connectivity then you've bought the wrong Pi...

[@iam.jasonhoward]

Yes, one should buy a suitable Pi for their needs. In terms of size, the same can be said about the CM4. It all depends on one’s needs and taste. I'd much rather have the POD Case and HDMI-USB Hub Module than cable dongles.

[@OneZone4]

Gotta agree about the case, but the SERVICE is Zero!!!!!!!

[@scottwilliams895]

Aww, bummer. The port adapter improves HDMI to full size, and USB is upgraded to 2 full size USB A ports... But the power input is still microUSB Rather than being upgraded to USB-C 😭

[@iam.jasonhoward]

Yeah but it’s still better to have some full size options.

[@peepopalaber]

True, a version with USB-C would be neat, but i get the thinking. Reuse your old powerbricks / adapters.