Meshtastic T Deck Case with GPS Space, SMA Compatibility (Olive Green)

My printer kicked the bucket and this was exactly what I needed. Delivered quick, solid, top gap perfect size for an M100.

Bought this because of the massive battery space. My T deck fit perfectly in this case. The one complaint I have is the case back attachment. It has never come off but it fits loose. I plan to add another screw to make a tighter fit.

Fits T-Deck kit like a glove. Used a 8,000 mAh battery and it comes together quite nicely. You could put a thin piece of foam in the back of the case if you wanted to use a smaller battery. There is also a spot on the side of the case to mount the speaker, which works great.

Great case, would be even better with a clip and lashing point for lanyard as there isn't really a way to secure it. Being there's no way to secure it I dropped it a few times but it survived

I would give 0 stars if possible. How are you gonna sell a 3-D printed case that doesn’t even come close to fitting nothing lines up way too small for the device the antenna Whole doesn’t line up at all in the case is about an inch and a half 2 inches just to narrow. It’s basically the same size as the device itself.

This are sturdy and fit the t-deck boards you can buy from LillyGo. There's room on the inside of the case for the add-on GPS module and provisions for an external antenna. There's also a spot for relocating the speaker. The USB-C opening on the bottom lines up well. I would like to see additional color choices beyond green and black.

It’s a snug fit. It’s a high quality 3D print. I only wish it was not printed in PLA since the black case I ordered was super warped when it arrived. ASA filament would be nice. Have to get a replacement for the black one I ordered, but the green one that delivered was perfect. Edit: received the replacement black case, and it’s also warped… It fit the 8000mah battery and the mini GPS module mentioned in one of the pictures. I soldered it to the I2C pins on the back. Both fit perfectly as described. I couldn’t find the exact brand of battery used in the images, but I found one from a brand called MakerHawk that was the same thing. The one challenge is the battery doesn’t come with the right JST connector. I had to cut it off and replace it with the one that came with the T-Deck For all you beginners out there take note of this before you attempt to attach a new connector to a battery: 1- The T-Deck needs a JST 1.25 connector. (My T-Decks already came with one in the box.) Most batteries come with JST 2.0 connectors. You can buy these on Amazon. 2- The polarity on all JST connectors can be different. Sometimes the black wire is on the left side, sometimes the red wire is on the left side. When you put the T-Deck face down on a table with the battery connector facing towards you, the left pin is +, and the right pin is -. Make sure you don’t mix that up regardless of what color wires your JST connector or battery has. 3- When you cut off the original battery connector only cut one wire at a time. If you cut them both at the same time you’ll short it and destroy it. Best practice is to cut one wire, strip it and solder it to the new connector and cover it with heat shrink tubing or electrical tape. Then repeat for the other wire.

Do not get the black color! They are shrunken and warped. I ruined a precious t-deck trying to get it to fit. However, the green version is awesome. Should have stuck with them! Update: of the 2 green and the 2 black that I ordered, only one of the black was bad. the rest were fine. Love this case but check your case before mounting the T-Deck... if it does not insert easily, don't try to force it!