Argon One M.2

sleek and stylish. Its minimalist design keeps cables in one area and provides excellent cooling with properly placed vents.

The aluminum alloy case not only makes the Pi look cool, but also cools it perfectly. The case has an extension that connects to the processor with a thermal cooling pad, so heat is transferred from the processor to the case. This means that the case becomes a heat sink that passively cools the Raspberry Pi, allowing the Pi to work without building up much heat. In addition, the case comes with an integrated PCB with a fan that also actively continues to cool. These two cooling systems combined provide long-lasting operation without overheating. The fan speed can be configured at any time via the terminal, as well as the conditions for a passive change of the fan speed.

The case includes a top and bottom panel, 4 screws, a built-in PCB, a silicone cooling pad, and a PCB that extends the audio and micro HDMI connectors. Assembling the parts is simple and intuitive. All that is needed is a Phillips screwdriver to tighten the screws at the bottom of the case. No special tools are required. After assembling the Raspberry Pi and installing the operating system on the SD card, a one-line script must be entered into the terminal to use the power switch and fan.