KKSB Odroid H2 Case - Black Steel with 92x92x25 Cooling Fan

In particular, the power and reset buttons are not handled well. It is very tricky to get the button extentions lined up properly. I ended up putting scotch tape around the top of the button extentions so that I could use them to manipulate the extentions and line them up, when the case was almost closed. The extentions need to stick out the top of the holes on the case, and then extend down to and rest the right way on the buttons on the board. I wrapped the scotch tape end around the narrow button part on top, so that the tape made a long cylinder in line with the extention, then I crushed the cylinder part and folded it in half, so it would fit through the hole in the case. That gave me leverage to manipulate the extension down properly onto the button on the board. Then I can tear away the tape, once it's all put together.

Case is nice enough but did not include a fan as indicated in the product description; now that's just another thing I have to buy.Update: after struggling to reassemble this, I tried using a drinking straw to hold the metal button shafts in place - that worked great - see my photo.

good case but no good way to put buttons in and if there is it isn't documented anywhere

Boîtier robuste, pratique avec la possibilité de mettre un ventilateur (le mien fait 92 x 92 x 25 mm) et deux disques durs / SSD 2,5 ", en plus de la carte Odroid H2 ou H2+. Les boutons "reset" et "power" sont assez délicat à mettre en place.

Produit conforme au attente.Vendeur serieux, SAV sérieux.