Jetson Case for Jetson Nano Orin Nano Orin NX Super Heat Metal Mini Protect Case with Cooling Fan Antenna RGB Light(OLED Needs Program Drive)

The case itself is really good, however, it has some major caveats. The build quality is good and it's relatively simple to build the Orin Nano inside the case, no issues there. Good aluminum build and nice clear side panels. The external antennae do not fit with the newer Orin Nano, so they won't work for this device. The software suite is useless, not sure if it's an issue with the newer jetpack version, but they won't install so there's no way for me to take control of the RGB (they work, just not addressable) or the screen (doesn't even turn on). So in short, it's a good case, but, it clearly hasn't been updated to work on newer Orin Nano models, so I can't recommend in its current form.

The instructions are not accurate for the newer Jetson Orion Nano super. Network card is reinstalled at the bottom of the board, you don’t need to remove the fan to connect the antenna cable. The back cover is also not compatible with the newer board, there is a big hole next to the display board. It is a pretty good case overall, feels sturdy.

I love this little case for my Jetson Orin Nano dev kit. It looks so good! At first the pins for the antenna were smashed and I was contacted by support, they are going to send me out a new pair of cables, other than that this case is awesome. It looks great, fits great, probably my most impressive little computer to date.

Followed the online tutorial but I cannot get the little OLED screen to display. Ran the OLED.py file yet nothing is displaying. I was able to control the fan, lights, etc. but the code is buggy

Overall, this is a nice case. However, the IP screen is not working, and I had to reassemble the M.2 network card antennas. The case is pricy for its quality, we don't have much choice, so... take it or leave it. The case has room, but the cooling is not working as advertised.

Case is nice, good price. The Jetson Nano Super fit well would like to see some cable management loops in it. The instructions were acceptable and the case seems to be pretty sturdy.

This is a neat little case. Instruction are just okay. Do not expect this to be a quick install. The wireless antennas are difficult to get into the mounting hole. Just jiggle it back and forth, they will eventually to in. I was tempted to use the drill press. I did reassemble a few times to get the cable management correct. I have seen review where they complain about the LCD screen. The instructions on the Yahboom website are not very clear. All the scripts have the i2c BUS ID set to 1. However, mine was on 7. "i2cdetect -l" Will list the devices. Then you need to run "i2cdetect -y -r -1" and look for the 0e and 3c. If it is not there, change 1 to 2, then 2 to 3, etc. When you find the correct i2c bus ID, you will need to edit all the python scripts with that ID. Just search the script to i2c. Also, the oled.py script has my Ethernet as eth0. I had to change that to enP8p1s0 and the wireless to wlP1p1s0.

Nice case, but you will not be able to access the GPIO if using fans or the i2c display. The adapter board doesn't have a clean way to use the spare GPIO

Muy satisfecho con el producto!

Nice. easy to install with video on youtube. There is a bug in the software if you're trying to install the OLED screen. Reach out to support for the fix. They're responsive.