RETROFLAG Station Case for Raspberry Pi 4 with Safe Shutdown Safe Reset, Easy Entry Ports and Side Access to SD Card, Fully Functioning LED’s, Classic Design

This case is awesome, PlayStation was one of my first consoles and holds a lot of memories. This little case is a perfect little replica. It was easy to put together. I just wish there was a Raspberry Pi 5 version. I didn’t try to put a 5 in so maybe it would work, but everywhere I read said it wasn’t possible. Running Batocera on a Raspberry Pi 4. Works great.

The attention to detail on all of RetroFlag's products are amazing. Clever SD card storage, nastolgic looks, and modern functionality and at a reasonable price. The slotted screws that hold on the screen are sized to be able to use a coin, a convenient, call-back feature of the era. The forethought to include an indent at the bottom of the case to be able to access the SD card externally, very nice. The visually-integrated removable port cover retains access to the additional USB and ethernet ports, appreciated. And the tight tolerances and generous thickness throughout the case give this a very premium feel. I have purchased just about every case they have to offer. I'm a very pleased customer!

Anyone who has dealt with Retropie based gaming setups in recent years must be familiar with Retroflag by now. They do amazing work in creating miniature console cases that closely resemble the official efforts released by Nintendo, Sega, and now Sony.I have owned an NES inspired case from them for my RPI3, and I can certainly say their products are of great quality. The PlayStation inspired case is a little bit off scale from the official PlayStation mini console we received, but it doesn’t lack attention to detail.The inclusion of the screen is great as well, and absolutely takes me back to the days of playing my friends PSOne on his attached screen when his TV wasn’t working. At such a small size it isn’t likely to have any real day-to-day purpose outside of converting the mini HDMI port to a full sized one, but the novelty is there just. I do wish the case was inspired by the slimmer PSOne system instead of the original model, but that’s just personal preference.

This thing is amazing. I’m so happy I pulled the trigger on this. I just wished it looked more like the PlayStation ONE. It’s still supper cool

This case is easy to set up with their guide and it really adds another layer to your Raspberry Pi if you are creating an emulator machine. I like that this case has a shut off button and still sports that classic PS1 design while still remaining slim. If you need great looking case with fairly good functionality, this is the one.

I think this is the best PI 4 case if you are a Retro gamer fan. Looks great.Things I really like about it:Easy to install hardware/setupScreen looks great, no special drivers needed for Linux. Has volume and brightness control on front of screenFit and finish is very goodCan mount fan in fake CD tray(internally). Also can you use tray for SD card storage.

Screen is a bit small but what do expect at this price point.Resolution is great for it's size.The only issue is the popup for the heat dissipation does come up and cover the bottom of the screen depending on the angle you have the unit to you at.The connection via HDMI to a TV makes the popup issue a non-issue though so definitely a good addition to the home gaming package.

I returned 2 because the screen had some backlight bleeding , seems like a factory defect , sad because I do like the set up