🔧 Protect Your Passion with Style!
The SB Components Premium BBC Micro:Bit Clear Case is a robust, lightweight protective cover designed specifically for the BBC Micro:bit. Made from durable injection-molded ABS, it offers comprehensive protection while allowing full access to all ports and connectors, including heat sinks for efficient thermal management.
| Brand | SB Components |
| Product Dimensions | 6.5 x 3.5 x 2.5 cm; 20 Grams |
| Item model number | SKU04706 |
| Manufacturer | SB Components Ltd |
| Colour | Clear |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Item Weight | 20 g |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
S**D
Tight but perfect if fitted correctly
Incredible service from SB Components and Amazon. I ordered this micro:bit case at 9.30pm on a Friday evening and received it at 2.30pm the following day!Follow Dave G’s advice about fitting the micro:bit into the case and you’ll be fine. It’s tight but it needs to be.
S**E
Very good
Grandaughter wanted this for her 10th birthday and she spelt out her name on it and has taken it to school to work there too
B**S
Great little case
This is a really good case once it's on and doesn't obstruct access to the GPIO pins (even works with an expansion board). However have dropped a star as it was pretty difficult to fit around the battery connector / reset button and took a bit of brute force to get it seated. The other side then clips in easily.Great value too!
B**W
Recommendation by University
University highly recommended these after visiting school for Coding Club
A**X
Terrible fit
As with others, this is a terrible fit.Despite Amazon recommending it for purchase with V2 of the micro:bit, I think it might be for the original micro:bit.Not only does V2 not fit properly, but it also blocks the touch sensor.
T**M
Great digital display for raspberry pie
Another useful addition for a raspberry pi. Basic graphics open up new opportunities
J**J
Solid hard case for the BBC Micro
Protects the device and still allows you to access the device.
D**G
It works, just look at the case from different angles and then do it
I'm not really one for leaving reviews, but thought I'd best as some of the reviews on here made me concerned about buying this.The micro:bit does fit in the case, you just need to understand how the case is designed and then angle it in and then be confident that the circuit board is stronger than the plastic clip - which it is. There are 2 retaining plastic lips on the sides which stop the board from dropping out, put the side of the micro:bit without the power connector into the case and then lower the side with the power connector down (making sure the top of the board is at the top of the case and you're not catching the power or USB connectors when you do the next bit). Then just press the board down firmly so it clicks past the lip plastic and it will then be firmly inside the plastic case.I only gave it 4 stars because it doesn't take much to put a small piece of paper in the box with a diagram of how to do this and there is nothing.
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