iunikerRaspberry Pi Zero Case, Case for Raspberry Pi Zero 2 w, with Heatsink, HDMI Adapter, OTG Cable, Header, ScrewDriver, Power Switch for Pi Zero 2 w/w (Clear)

while not the greatest case it's good enough for basic use cases the otg cable is crap though

The PICTURE and title "Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W Case" made me think it is "Raspberry Pi Zero 2" WITH "Case" but the W is part of the model name (wireless). So I was a bit disappointed getting only accessories.However, (contrary to some negative reviews) I found everything functional.The micro-USB extension cable with power switch is a nice for power-cycling of the PI during development.The "OTG cable" works as intended and a USB device enumerates in my Debian system (if proper driver was built to the kernel).And the non-transparent plastic (some reviewers complained about) is just a protective layer over the laser-cut acrylic parts making sure these are in a mint condition. Peel it off at the last minute before assembling and proudly showing your SO ;-)At the end my only problem was that my expectations were set too high and I was hoping for the board to arrive as well.

This is an inexpensive kit, but you'd still hope everything would work... I ordered the clear one - I've seen complaints here that it's more of a opaque "case" but make sure you remove the protective plastic and it's clear. The HDMI adapter worked without issue. The power switch is handy. The "case" is easy enough to assemble and I did receive all the screws/stand-offs/nuts to make it go together. It's just a plexi top and bottom, which is enough to protect things. I have a header installed on mine and it worked just fine. The heatsink is also fine.My biggest issue was the micro-USB to USB B female (OTG) adapter. Mine didn't work. I was using a device that has a small LED status light on it when it's connected. When plugged in 95%, it comes on. If you plug it 100% in, the light goes off. As far as my Raspberry Pi, it struggled to connect to device(s) plugged into it. If it was plugged in when booting, I got some errors relating to the USB port. Wiggling the cables around, I got it "kinda" working once - but the mouse jumped all around and it wasn't usable. Anyway, I can't recommend, since this was probably the most important piece for me. Using a different adapter worked fine, so it's not my Pi/USB devices.Your luck may vary - but for me, back to Amazon it goes.

Update: The description and picture show a clear see-through cover. What I thought I got was a frosted cover. After using it for a little bit, I saw a corner start to peel and realized there was a film on both sides of each panel. I took it apart and peeled the film off and lo and behold it is clear. It is a good little cover for the pi zero w and the other items are quite handy (though getting a little bitty phillips-head screwdriver just makes me laugh but I guess they assume most people won't have one that fits the little screw heads in this kit). So it is a good kit for the price.

I needed a simple case, includes CPU heat-sink, as well as USB OTG cable and this little kit has both. Plus it has an assortment of other useful items. The cable OTG cable alone would have cost more than $6 and the same case alone is $7 on amazon, with out the heat sink. I can also use the USB power switch cable and the GPIO strip.Great cheap kit for the money. Remember to peel the protective plastic off the case before assemble.