stable, precisely, chic

The board locks securely on the case back. When the housing is closed all ports (up to the GPIO connector, see below) accessible through the precisely machined holes. I have already repeatedly open the case and close it again - with a little care and practice no problem. Who can do without access to the GPIO connector, has protected the board against dust and against mechanical and electrostatic injustice.

Unfortunately, there is a recess for a ribbon cable to the GPIO connector. If so has the housing for GPIO experiments remain open, the board nevertheless slip (rubber feet) is on the table and their safe handling is facilitated by the fact they remain firmly attached to the lower housing part. Because of these advantages the lack of access to GPIO here do not result in devaluation.

Incidentally, I have the transparent version (Raspberry Pi housing - ventilated, clear / transparent Plexiglas Case) elected - very chic.