🚀 Elevate your tech game with the sleek DeskPi RackMate T1!
The DeskPi RackMate T1 is a compact 8U server cabinet designed with a 10-inch width to save space while accommodating professional network, audio, and video equipment. Constructed from durable aluminum alloy and translucent acrylic panels, it offers an open design for easy access and optimal cooling. Ideal for home offices and enterprise environments, it arrives flat-packed with all necessary hardware for quick assembly.
Brand | GeeekPi |
Product Dimensions | 19.81 x 27.94 x 40.64 cm; 4.72 kg |
Item model number | DP-0022 |
Manufacturer | GeeekPi |
Colour | silver |
Are Batteries Included | No |
Item Weight | 4.72 kg |
Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
G**R
Tiny rack with SERIOUS quality and BIG features!!!!
I have to confess, i don't always write long reviews for products i buy, Generally because i buy something, it's nothing exciting, i use it an that's the end of that.... This on the other hand has been something i have wanted for a long time and FINALLY got round to buying.First and foremost, packaging was great, lots of squishy foam and item arived in perfect condition. No assembaly needed. Obviously you will need to move things around to your liking but it's only a cross head for any screws and allen key for the frame (not that you need to change that)Build quality (i hope i showed in my pictures) is SOLID!!! thick alu extrusion and thick smoked plexi on the sides. Screws have plastic washers so won't scratch your kit and the extrusions have pre-drilled holes so no fiddling with racknuts (which i hate)Decent ventalation up top and open at the rear. Nice rubber feet on the base to help dampen vibrations. The handles at the top are also metal and screwed in to the rest of the metal frame so you will be able to pick up and move without worrying about things falling apart.The included DeskPi adapters are pretty cool, moving the USB-C and HDMI to the rear of the board to make mounting super neat and tidy, my bag of screws also included many standoffs for various mounting options and what look like heatset inserts you could use on 3d printed brackets (or maybe they are joiners.... either way that's cool :-)Super stoked to get building in this little rack of mine and have already printed out some test fit parts to mount my UniFi networking kit and ZimaBoards into the rack :-)Would i recommend? YES YES and YES again (infact, already got a few of my techy buds looking into it! :-)
O**T
Solid Rack But Not Perfect
I've been looking for a way to better organise my stack of TinyMiniMicro nodes for a while, and this seemed like the perfect option. Combine this with a whole world of 3D printable / off the shelf 10" rack accessories and you've got a lovely little stack.Unboxing was impressive. Everything is packed well, and neatly laid out in layers of foam cut to size. This makes laying out the kit before assembly nice and easy, and also is great for doing the initial check against the (well illustrated) assembly guide to check that all pieces are supplied and intact.Once built it's a good looking and sturdy mini rack. I'd maybe like to see slightly larger rubber feet to give a) a bit more stability and b) a bit more of a height gap over the floor level if you wanted bottom mounted fans, but that's a minor quibble.There are a couple of aspects of the kit that I'm not fond of:- The head of the supplied philips driver feels like it's going to keep skipping and eventually either it or the rack screws will strip. Something doesn't match up well there.- For an 8U rack, you're only given 24 rack screws. Assume 4 screws for a decent fixing per 1U and you're not going to fill your rack with what's provided.- While it's nice to have pre-drilled holes for rack screws as opposed to fiddling with cage nuts, I loathe 10-32. Metric standards do exist, and are far more internationally friendly (cost & availability) than whatever abomination the Americans use.- The SBC shelf seems like a poor choice of default accessory. It's not like they're not available separately, but they're of no use if you're not putting SBCs into your rack. Another rack shelf or a lower price would make more sense. This is a product likely to be bought by people with a specific setup / goal in mind, so there's no real appeal in having a variety of extras just for the sake of showing what's on offer.Still, it's a good shortcut package when I'm not in the mood to build a custom frame and want to focus on populating the rack instead. I'll try to get some photos up once I have it fully loaded.
H**T
Love it! Amazing for Tinkerers.
Purchased this for a project, and I think it turned out great.Would highly recommend for hobbyists and anyone trying to neaten their homelab setups!
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Durable
It comes in a safe package that adequately protects the stand and the components.It can be assembled simply and easily based on the instructions for use.It was very surprising to me how much stable and durable material it was made of.It's a pleasant experience.I also recommend this stand for office use.Thanks for reading my review, I hope you found it helpful.XO Sue
M**E
Perfect rack
The perfect start to me building my own NAS. This rack is extremely sturdy and has perfect layers for fixing in my storage so I can access it anywhere and at max speeds as well. Perfect aeration for the components, and clear sides to view it all. The sturdy overall build is a treat, and proper handles just mean moving ti is even easier. 10/10........absolutely recommend
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